Author: Brett Owens, Contrarian Outlook

In short, there were three problems with the company. Pay attention, because these problems persist today.

Buying a stock with this heady mix can lead to serious returns — especially in the wake of a pullback like the one we’ve just seen.

We’re up 188%, and I still have it as a buy.

They’re currently trading at attractive valuations and downright juicy yields.

The trick is to convert the pile of CASH into CASH FLOW that can pay the bills. I’m talking about $35,000 to $40,000 per year or more in dividend income on that nest egg, thanks to 7% and 8% yields.