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PREFERRED STOCKS
Preferred stocks trade the same as common stocks, but they
are more like bonds than common stocks. Investors buy them
mostly for the steady 4% to 8% dividends, although,
depending on market conditions, mid-single digit annual
appreciation is also possible.
• About Preferred Stocks
Preferred Stocks overview.
• Preferred Stocks Primer
Everything you need to know about Preferreds
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MASTER LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS (MLPS)
MLPs trade like regular stocks. However, they are partnerships,
not corporations. MLP dividends get special tax treatment, but
may not be suitable for tax-sheltered accounts. Review the Tax
& Liability Considerations report before you buy.
• About Master Limited Partnerships
What you need to know before you start
• MLP & LLC Directory
All publicly traded MLPs & LLCs
• MLP Tax & Liability Considerations
MLPs: are not for everybody. Find out why.
EXCHANGE-TRADED FUNDS
By now you know about the advantages of using ETFs to hop on and
off market sector swings. But did you know that many ETFs pay high
dividends as well. In fact, more than 50 are paying over 4% yields.
• 15 Highest Dividend Yielding ETFs
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUSTS (REITS)
REITs are a special form of corporation that enables individual investors
to participate in large-scale, income-producing real estate investments.
REITS don't pay federal income taxes as long as they pay out at least
90% of earnings to shareholders. Due to that requirement, most REITs
pay high dividends (5% to 8% yields).
• About REITs
What You Need to Know Before You Start
• REIT Directory
Retail • Healthcare • Lodging • Industrial • Office
Mixed Industrial/Office • Mortgage/Finance • Residential
Digital Infrastructure • Specialty • Diversified • REIT Graveyard
CLOSED-END FUNDS (CEFs)
Closed-end funds typically outperform mutual
funds and ETFs in the same category.
• About Closed-End Funds
What you need to know before investing.
• 10 Best Closed-End Funds
Best performing CEFs based on 3-year returns.
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES (BDCs)
BDCs lend money to mid-sized firms that are too small to “go
public,” but too large to borrow from local banks. They don’t
pay income taxes as long as they distribute at least 90% of
taxable income to shareholders, hence BDCs are high-dividend
payers. Click on links below for more information.
• BDC Directory
All publicly traded Business Development Companies
• About BDCs
What you need to know before investing in BDCs
D.D. Highlights
Our monthly e-mailed newsletter, D.D. Highlights,
includes our most popular features including
Monthly Commentary, Model Portfolios, Dividend
Monsters, Corp. Bonds, and D.D. at a Glance, which
lists all followed stocks and funds, including yields
and buy/sell ratings.
Model Portfolios
Our best ideas for busy subscribers who don't have time to analyze
stocks.
We offer four model portfolios, each with seven stocks/funds, tailored
to different investing goals.
Monthly Paying Retirement: diversified portfolio for those who prefer
a steady monthly income stream.
Conservative: minimizing risk is priority #1.
Growth & Income: High-dividend payers in tech and other fast growth
sectors. Typically outperforms in hot markets, and vice-versa.
High yield/Speculative: Higher potential returns, but also higher risk.
Corporate Bonds
12 bonds, non-callable, divided into four
portfolios:
Conservative (credit rated AA to AAA)
Aggressive (A- to A+)
Speculative (BBB- to BBB+)
Walk on the Wild Side (unrated or junk)
Industry Portfolios
All major high-dividend categories
Business Development Cos. (BDCs)
High Tech - High Dividends
Insurance Industry
Manufacturing & Services
Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs): Energy
Oil Industry
Partnerships (MLPs, LLCs): Excluding Energy
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
U.S. Banks
Utilities
Canadian Stocks
A limited portfolio
containing two growth
stocks based in
Canada.
Dividend Capture
Did you know that you only have to hold a stock for
one day to collect a dividend.
Dividend capture strategies involve holding a stock
just long enough to collect the dividend, then selling
and moving on.
D.D. Premium offers three separate Dividend
Capture resources.
Ex-Dividend Calendar: lists all stocks going ex-
dividend over the next four weeks, plus the data that
you need to implement traditional capture strategies.
Advanced Capture Resources: everything you
need to implement D.D.’s Advanced Capture
Strategy.
Special Dividend Resources: Special dividends
are one-time payouts that are often much larger than
regular dividends. D.D.'s Special Dividend report
lists all upcoming investable specials, plus our
advanced trading strategy.
Research Tools
Dividend News: Continuously updated.
What’s Hot Now & What’s Not?: Return
data and proprietary trend score for 500+
stocks in 65 categories, updated daily.
Research Center: Useful report, including
instructions, that you could use for
detailed analysis of dividend paying
stocks.
Monthly Payers Scoreboard
More than 300 high-dividend, monthly-
paying stocks, ETFs and Closed-End
Funds.
Listings include one-month, three-month,
and 12-month total returns (price
appreciation plus dividends), dividend
yield, ex-dividend dates, our proprietary
Trend Score, and optionable flags, all
updated daily,
Dividend Lists
Need dividend Ideas? Here
are six different lists of high-
dividend paying stocks and
funds to get you started.
Dividend Monsters
Fifty highest yielding
dividend payers that
meet our listing
requirements.
Monthly Paying Preferreds
All monthly payers meeting
our listing requirements.
Preferred Monsters
25 highest-yielding
“investment quality”
Preferreds.
Foreign Payers
High-dividend foreign
stocks trading on U.S.
exchanges.
Monthly Monsters
Twenty-five highest
yielding monthly payers.
Specialty Portfolios
Preferred Stocks: Although they trade like stocks, Preferreds are more like bonds,
offering relatively low-risk 5% to 8% annual returns.
Preferred Speculators: Higher return potentials, but also, higher risk than our
Preferred Stocks portfolio.
Closed-End Funds, Monthly Income: Managed fixed-income monthly-paying funds
yielding 6% to 7.5%.
CEF Growth Opportunities: Participate in growth sectors such as technology and
financials while remaining diversified. Managed funds yielding 4% to 8%.
ETF Monthly Income: Typically index funds, mostly paying 5% to 6%, tracking fixed-
income products including Federal tax-free muni bonds.
ETF Growth Opportunities: Similar to CEF Growth except ETFs track indexes, 2% to 7%
yields.
Dividend Speculators: Dividend paying stocks with strong growth potential but too
risky to qualify for our Industry Portfolios.
Breaking News
Earnings reports, analyst
buy/sell rating changes,
acquisitions, other news
you need to know affecting
our stocks and funds.
Descriptions of major
high-dividend categories.
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details.
No need to waste time
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Use these advanced
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