One is now up 10% from its multi-year low, but it still yields a juicy 8.7%. Another is up nearly 10% over the past three months and still offers a nice 4.9% yield. And the third pays 4.2% and could offer good capital appreciation when the dollar inevitably turns the other direction.
There’s a lot of misunderstanding about the roughly $1 trillion (or possibly as high as $2 trillion) in funds held overseas by U.S. multinationals. Allow me to clear it up for you.
An official announcement of a ban on internal combustion vehicles by China will give an almost unimaginable boost to the global electric vehicle industry…