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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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Closed-End Bond Funds: What You Need To Know
A closed-end fund trades like a stock. Just like the stock of a regular company has a book value per share and will trade above or below that book value, the same goes for a closed-end fund.
Will This 9% Yielder Continue To Pay Its Dividend?
MPLX yields a juicy 9% based on the last dividend. Can the company continue to pay that healthy of a dividend yield?
A 13% Yielder That’s No Longer The Worst I’ve Ever Seen
Less than a year later, AGNC lowered its dividend 11%, to $0.16 per share from $0.18. It was the eighth time it had slashed the dividend in the past 10 years.
3 Dividend Payers Immune To A Trade War
These three companies should allow dividend investors to breathe easy no matter what news comes out of Washington, Beijing or anywhere else in the world.
Apollo Commercial Real Estate: Can A Double-Digit Yield Be Safe?
In 2014, Apollo’s NII was just $97 million. It climbed all the way up to $289 million last year and is forecast to soar to $342 million in 2019.
Have An Investing Idea? There’s An ETF For That
If you can come up with an investment idea, there is probably a way to trade it through an ETF.
Sabra Health Care REIT: Will This 8.9% Yielder Remain Safe?
Sabra Health Care REIT generates enough cash flow to afford its lofty dividend. However, with cash flow headed lower, the dividend safety isn’t as high as it once was.
AbbVie: Is This Biopharma Giant’s 6% Yield Safe?
AbbVie has raised its dividend every year since it began paying one in 2013. The dividend’s compound annual growth rate has been an impressive 15% over that period.
Alliance Resource Partners: A 12.5% Yield Going The Way Of The Dinosaur
Alliance Resource Partners pays a 12.5% dividend yield, which can help appease investors as the business deteriorates. But can those investors count on getting paid the $0.54-per-share quarterly distribution?
Medical Properties Trust: Good News From This Healthy REIT
Medical Properties Trust has done a good job raising the dividend each year since 2013. It has not raised the dividend in 2019 yet, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see a slight bump higher in the next few months.
Iron Mountain: A 7.9% Yield As Strong As Iron
Iron Mountain is a real estate investment trust (REIT) that specializes in storing information. The company pays shareholders a robust 7.9% annual dividend yield. But can investors expect that lofty dividend to continue?
Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust: How Long Can This Company Pay Its 12% Yield?
The good news is the company can afford the current dividend. The problem is that FFO has consistently declined for years.
Annaly Capital Management - Another Cut For This 10.5% Yielder
Annaly was not able to grow NII in 2018. It looks likely that the number will be lower again in 2019, and the company has averaged just about one dividend cut per year over the past decade.
Is This 14% Yield A Safe Harbor?
Last year, the company generated $350 million in net interest income (NII), the measure of cash flow used by mortgage REITs. It paid out $329 million in dividends.
NRZ - A Downgrade In Dividend Safety For A 12% Yielder
New Residential Investment Corp. currently pays a $0.50 per share quarterly dividend, which comes out to a plump 12% annual yield.
Underperforming Funds To Avoid
Year after year after year, actively managed funds underperform the market.
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