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TFN eNews 11/23/2009: Top Dividend Stocks

Published via e-mail broadcast on November 23, 2009

In today’s TFN eNews:

* Pennies from heaven, free gains for TFN readers

* The top dividend investments

* A one-time spurt?

Dear TFN eNews reader,

It was a refreshing start into the holiday week for investors:

Just last Thursday, TFN’s Laura Cadden had asked readers who got in at our recommended buy price of $3.71 for Cytori Therapeutics (NASDAQ:CYTX) to lock in a minimum of 10% gains with a wealth protection stop-loss. (After all, in this market you just can’t be too careful…)

But the news of the clinical trial for CYTX’s RESTORE 2 provide the momentum we needed to bank a sweet 20.5% gain.

Kahn Resources Inc. (TSE:KRI) has also happily hit that 20% mark today. We first told TFN readers about this highly speculative play on Oct. 1. We recorded our gain on this Canadian uranium miner at 17.9% in just 34 trading days, rewarding those brave penny stock investors that got in on our recommendation with some quick gains. (We posted the sell alert at our TFN portal. If you’re selling now, your gains will be even higher.)

But it got even better:

A few months ago, we recommended Origin Agritech Ltd. (NASDAQ:SEED) as part of our free TFN Report The 3 Best Chinese Stocks Under $5!

Today, news leaked out that SEED received the Bio-safety Certificate from China’s Ministry of Agriculture. This amounts to the final go-ahead for commercial approval of the world’s first genetically modified phytase corn. The stock has soared 45% since it opened this morning!

Having waited for those gains to materialize since summer, we’re happy to take the gains. Our TFN tracking portfolio shows 78.9% profits on this play as I write. I say take gains off the table — then reinvest the money in a subscription of Hot Stock Confidential… where we’ve been cooking 70 gainers just like this so far this year!

*** When was the last time you got paid to own a stock? And I don’t mean a quarter of a cent here and a nickel there for every 10 or 100 shares you owned.

Sometimes it seems like dividends went out of fashion with “podcasting”. But your faithful TFN team set out to unearth three companies that are bucking the trend.

In fact, most of them are paying out higher dividends every single quarter, recession or not!

And don’t worry: The downside on the companies is actually quite manageable. Unless there’s another cataclysmic upheaval in the energy markets, you actually stand a chance to make gains on your principal as well… while you collect annual yields of 10.43%, 10.31%, even 14.76% in quarterly installments!

The challenge was to find an industry that’s still doing brisk business on rising demand. The one best positioned is the oil and energy industry. Washington may still be piddling away billions on figuring out how to power a 747 by harnessing the renewable energy inherent in butterfly wing beats.

But the rest of the world — those countries that still are chalking up economic growth — is buying and consuming oil and gasoline like there’s no tomorrow.

We selected three of the best energy-related companies with the highest and most reliable dividend payout record around.

All of them just paid out their Q3 dividends to shareholders. That has smoothed out the current stock price. (You remember, often, the underlying stock of a dividend high-roller rises considerably in the days prior to the ex-dividend date… to fall sharply as capital is withdrawn immediately afterwards.)

I originally wanted to sequester all three picks for our Hot Stock Confidential members. But we at TFN are of a giving nature. That’s why I posted one of our picks at our TFN portal… yours free for the clicking.

Dividend Cash Cow #2 is a medium-size independent oil and gas company. They focus on the development and acquisition of “long life” properties in the United States. The company has consistently increased output and reserves. And it has never missed a dividend payment!

With a current yield of 10.31%, it’s one of the best yield producers around. (Click here to find out which stock it is!)

But quite honestly, out of the 3 Top Dividend Stocks we picked, this one yields the least… and is the most expensive!

Its competitors yield close to 11% and 15%… and would tie up far less of your capital. You see just why we had to reserve them for our premium service members! Don’t worry though… there’s still plenty of space in our membership rolls. You can get access to our two other picks — and join a group that’s generated 70 double-digit winners so far this year — simply by following this link: https://web-purchases.com/HSC/WHSCKB01/

*** Indeed, it was a good way to start out the week. TFN’s Andrew Snyder writes: “With tangible economic data actually worth celebrating for once, the equities market tore out of the gates this morning. It’s all because of signs the nation’s consumers may not be as broke as we thought.

“Word that late payments on credit cards dropped by 6% during the third quarter is not only good for credit card issuers. But it’s good for everybody else with a stake in the nation’s economy. With 1.1% of all accounts 90-days past due, versus 1.17% three months ago, there’s some slender evidence Americans are finding ways to deal with their debt.

“Or, better yet, they are not entering as much debt. This is an important piece of data to watch as we enter the critical holiday buying period. With more room between their current balance and their credit limit, consumers may be willing to shell out a few extra bucks this Christmas.”

But was this a one-time spurt? Read on: http://www.todaysfinancialnews.com/us-stocks-and-markets/which-sector-will-benefit-the-most-from-todays-data-10399.html

Cordially yours,

J. Christoph Amberger

Executive Publisher, Hot Stock Confidential

***12 ‘Invisible’ Stocks We Just Couldn’t Recommend Before: Each of these stocks could possibly turn a $100 investment into $300, $500, $1,000 — or more.

Find out how… http://www.todaysfinancialnews.com/PSC/LAUNCH/WPSCKB06.html

*** TFN Insider Report:

TFN eNews readers report on the actualities of their economic environment:

“I’ve been employed in the role of VP of sales/marketing for the last 24 years. Since my last day a little over a year ago, I’ve applied for 271 positions throughout country, in every speakable industry without a return phone or email. California dreaming and hoping.” — TFN eNews reader Billy S.

Become a TFN eNews contributor! Please send us your own update of how reality looks like where you live: Email me at support [at] todaysfinancialnews [dot] com!

*** Members’ Only Update:

TFN’s premium service, Hot Stock Confidential, just issued a free Bonus Report titled 3 Top Dividend Stocks. These three energy-related companies have a spotless track record paying out their profits to shareholders, to the tune of 10.31%, 10.43%, and 14.75% yields, respectively.

And the best part?

Only one of these stocks is more expensive than $20!

And all of them have been solidly moving up. Beef up your income investing with these three stocks, simply by joining the HSC team: https://web-purchases.com/HSC/WHSCKB01/

*** Quote of the Day:

“With the national debt now topping $12 trillion, the White House estimates that the government’s tab for servicing the debt will exceed $700 billion a year in 2019, up from $202 billion this year, even if annual budget deficits shrink drastically. Other forecasters say the figure could be much higher.” — Edmund L. Andrews, CNBC.com

Recommended Reading:

Snyder: Which sector will benefit the most from today’s data?

Bonner: Goldman Sachs – Defending the biggest kid on the block

Natural Gas Prices: “Stealth Buyer” tips his hand

Today’s Top 3 Financial News Stories:

CNBC.com The ‘Real’ Jobless Rate: 17.5% Of Workers Are Unemployed “According to the government’s broadest measure of unemployment, some 17.5 percent are either without a job entirely or underemployed. The so-called U-6 number is at the highest rate since becoming an official labor statistic in 1994.”

Telegraph.co.ukGreece tests the limit of sovereign debt as it grinds towards slump “Greece is disturbingly close to a debt compound spiral. It is the first developed country on either side of the Atlantic to push unfunded welfare largesse to the limits of market tolerance.”

Bloomberg.comDollar Slump Persisting as Top Analysts See No Bottom “The most accurate dollar forecasters predict the world’s reserve currency will continue sliding even when the Federal Reserve begins to raise interest rates, which policy makers say is an ‘extended period’ away.”

Cordially yours,

J. Christoph Amberger

Executive Publisher, TodaysFinancialNews.com


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