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Tags: 401(k), Chevron, Dividends, Exxon, Financial Crisis, Global Economy, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, Kellogg, Proctor & Gamble, Retirement, Social Security Medicare
Qualstar looks good for adividend stock @ 12.9% yeild – Edward Gyles
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MLP's pay much better and have tax benefits. With America declining and our real economy outsourced to Chindia you have to watch the dollar and money printing and all dollar denominated assets. Gold and silver on dips! Since 2001 Gold has been the best investment and will continue as long as they keep printing trillions in paper. Stocks are best traded technically now and the profits invested in commodities and safe money. Colllectable gold coins are true value most companies go to zero along with their stock and dividends. You trade stocks up and down and own gold for real money like the Chinese do.