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Equities Analyst by Day/Ring Announcer by Night
Marc is the Chief Income Strategist for The Oxford Club and Wealthy Retirement, as well as Founder and Senior Editor of The Oxford Income Letter. He also contributes frequently to The Oxford Communiqué and Investment U. Marc is Editor of VIP Trading Services Dividend Multiplier, Oxford ...more

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This REIT’s Dividend Is Safe For The Long Term
Ten-thousand baby boomers turn 65 every day. An estimated one-third of them will spend at least some time in assisted living residences. So it’s no surprise that long-term care facilities are a popular investment.
Even Bad News Won’t Derail This 6% Yield
AT&T shares took a beating last week. The price fell after weaker-than-expected first quarter results. The lower price pushed the yield up to a mouthwatering 6%.
How To Manage Risk In Speculative Biotech Stocks
Biotech IPOs are a special animal. Not only are the companies usually not profitable, but most of the time they don’t even have a product on the market yet.
This 13% Yield Will Be Cut
New York Mortgage Trust doesn’t generate enough cash to pay its dividend and makes cuts often. The dividend is not safe.
Don’t Get Emotional When Investing In Healthcare
Few sectors have the ability to produce such strong gains as healthcare, particularly small cap biotechs.
Don’t Trust This 12% Yield
Based on its last monthly distribution, San Juan Basin Royalty Trust (SJT) pays a 12% yield. But that’s misleading because the distribution is variable.
Safety In “Store” For This Dividend
The stock pays a $2 per share quarterly dividend, which comes out to an annual yield of 4%. The company has raised its dividend every year since 2010. The last time it cut its dividend was 28 years ago.
A 12.5% Yield Tied To The Government
Government Properties Income Trust owns 108 properties in 30 states (including Washington, D.C.) that are primarily leased to the government. It pays a fat 12.5% yield, which is why it’s so attractive to income investors.
Is This The Safest 6.5% Yield In The Market?
Enterprise Products is growing, generating lots of cash to cover the distribution and maintaining a stellar track record of dividend raises with no cuts.
An Improving 6.7% Yield
Enbridge is a Canadian pipeline operator. Many pipeline companies are structured as master limited partnerships (MLPs) in order to generate tax-deferred dividends for its shareholders.
Can This 10.4% Dividend Really Be Safe?
Sabra has a short but impressive history of raising the dividend every year since it began paying one in 2011.
A Safe 7.8% Yield – For Now
Blackstone shareholders should expect to enjoy a fairly high yield going forward, but they must be prepared for extreme variations in the dividend, including some quarters where the dividend is cut in half and others where it doubles.
3 Stocks With 7% Or Higher Tax-Deferred Yields
The majority of MLPs own oil and gas pipelines. Their overhead is low. Pipeline MLPs charge a fee to allow energy products to flow through their pipeline. It’s like being a toll collector on a highway.
A 16% Yield That Has To Be Cut
It’s been a tough year for Uniti Group. The stock has been cut in half in the past 12 months.
This Is Not The Monster Mouse Market
The economy is humming along, corporate earnings are expected to rise, and unemployment is low. To me, the market is rolling down the tracks of Disney’s Thunder Mountain, not Playland’s shaky Monster Mouse.
You Can’t Rely On This 23% Yield
Any investment that yields 23% today has a high degree of risk. In CVR Refining’s case, that attractive yield is going to be lower at some point.
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