Tim Melvin picks out two business development company stocks that pay a huge dividend and are a great hedge against inflation.
Buy These Two Stocks for Massive Dividends and Kiss Inflation Worries Goodbye
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Tim Melvin picks out two business development company stocks that pay a huge dividend and are a great hedge against inflation.
Read on for the ticker and a bonus trade…
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Tim Melvin picks out an energy stock that he thinks is primed for 10X gains.
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Tim Melvin picks out the best inflation-proof dividend stock to buy.
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With the U.S.
government spending billions towards a COVID-19 vaccine, it's been a gold rush for insiders speculating on the winner of the vaccine race.
But our Garrett Baldwin's more interested on these two short- and long-term trades that'll get a huge bounce once a vaccine emerges…
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Simply put, investors overreacted to fears over real estate that never materialized.
And that's creating the perfect buying opportunity right now.
Not only are these REITs underpriced, which means they will pop higher soon, but the lower price means their yields are much higher than normal.
That adds even more cash to your portfolio.
What makes July such a good time to buy is the coronavirus pushed back the real estate market's seasonal peak from the spring to late summer.
Plus, Congress is ready to pass even more stimulus measures, which will add another backstop for this lucrative market.
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Right now, the S&P 500 is sitting at 2,386.
That figure is roughly 18 times earnings and is getting very close to reaching fair value.
The pullback has brought the S&P down to a critical support level near 2,350.
And now many investors are seeing this as an opportunity to slowly begin buying stocks with strong balance sheets and dividends.
If you're looking for guidance and are eager to put money to work, it's important to be cautious.
But you can start by purchasing solid companies that will thrive during the coronavirus outbreak or will be the key survivors once the pandemic passes.
Here's why you should consider dollar-cost averaging into the following top dividend stocks...
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The Dow Jones today could see meager gains after the latest statements around U.S-China trade.
The sides have been inching toward a “phase one” solution, but progress has been halted by China’s demands that President Trump limit previously-imposed tariffs.
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The owner of UFC and Miss Universe Pageant, Endeavor Holdings Group, just announced its IPO.
But is it a good investment?
Find out whether you should buy Endeavor stock after the IPO here...
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The owner of UFC and Miss Universe, William Morris Endeavor, just announced it's going public.
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With stocks sitting near record highs, many investors are shifting their strategies to strong,
reliable dividends for income. But they'll want to steer clear of the 3% to 5% dividend
range-our picks for the top high-yield stocks are closer to 6% and 8%.
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