As you may be wondering why there has not been a post in a few days because I am creating a domain. This blog will be transfering to its own domain sometime in the next few days. I will of course keep you updated and give you the new site.
Hang tight, there won't be any new posts in the mean time most likely but I will have plenty on the new site.
Also, this friday is when I will be releasing the interview with Hedge Fund manager Tim Ayles on the outlook for 2011.
Check back for more updates!!
Showing posts with label announcements. Show all posts
Showing posts with label announcements. Show all posts
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Bush-Era Tax Cuts Extended
Announcements:
Whether you agree with the tax extensions or not is your own personal opinion. As far as the financial facts are concerned, the tax cut extensions will keep the low capital gain tax rate and low dividend tax rate. So, as far as capital gains are concerned there are no new taxes but the estimated income loss for the government is $600B-$800B. Analysts polled said that the tax extensions will help make the recovery more speedy and easier to gain ground.
European Crisis Update
Hungary has, as of Monday, been added to the list of European countries that are in trouble. Moody's double downgraded Hungary's debt ratings saying that the leadership is taking no active steps to reducing its blooming debt. The EU faces yet another issue that could prove to be have a similar solution that transpired with Ireland and Greece. The Euro lost gains that were posted last week.
Trades: Stick with the trades advised in "Playing the European Crisis" and "Boosting Returns Using Dividends".
- My interview will Hedge Fund Manager, Tim Ayles regarding market outlook and how to trade 2011 will be debuted on December 17, 2010
- December Book of the Month is Aftershock by Robert Reich. Book may be purchased through the Amazon link to the left of this writing
Whether you agree with the tax extensions or not is your own personal opinion. As far as the financial facts are concerned, the tax cut extensions will keep the low capital gain tax rate and low dividend tax rate. So, as far as capital gains are concerned there are no new taxes but the estimated income loss for the government is $600B-$800B. Analysts polled said that the tax extensions will help make the recovery more speedy and easier to gain ground.
European Crisis Update
Hungary has, as of Monday, been added to the list of European countries that are in trouble. Moody's double downgraded Hungary's debt ratings saying that the leadership is taking no active steps to reducing its blooming debt. The EU faces yet another issue that could prove to be have a similar solution that transpired with Ireland and Greece. The Euro lost gains that were posted last week.
Trades: Stick with the trades advised in "Playing the European Crisis" and "Boosting Returns Using Dividends".
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Boosting Returns With These Dividend Stocks
There are many basics that you need for a well diversified portfolio. You need your techs like Intel (INTC), your energies Exxon Mobil (XOM), your food and drink Coca-Cola (KO), etc. What is very important for a basic portfolio to have is high yielding dividend stocks. Dividends are important because they can not only boost returns but they can also help cover losses sustained in the stock.
I put the stocks in bold for a reason, they all pay decent yielding dividends, 2.7%-3%.Yes, 3% is a good dividend but there are some stable companies paying huge dividends, 6-8%.
I recommend Verizon Communications (VZ), Eli Lilly (LLY), Waste Management (WM), Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), National Presto Industries (NPK).
Verizon Communications (VZ):
Verizon is the well known cell phone corporation that operates all over the US. Verizon recently introduced its new 4G experience which will be a huge growth driver over the next few years. VZ has benefited greatly from the Android phones this year, boosting sales. The big news for VZ is the fact that they may be getting the Apple iPhone in the coming year.
Dividend Yield: 6%
Price/Sales: .86
Eli Lilly (LLY)
Eli Lilly is a biotechnology company that develops drugs for mostly neuropsychological disorders such as schizophrenia, manic episodes, bipolar medications, ADHD, depression, etc. Although LLY is a strong company, its sales forecasts have been lowered because most of its cash cow drugs will be expiring. However, LLY is known for innovation and they are paying you pretty well to wait out any turbulence.
Dividend Yield: 5.7%
Price/Sales: 1.66
Waste Management (WM)
WM is a garbage company, literally. Waste Management offers collection, transfer, recycling, disposal, and waste-to-energy services. WM are the leaders of the trash industry with a market cap of 16.56B, nearly 5.5B larger than its next closest competitor Republic Services (RSG). WM has an expected growth of over 12% in 2011.
Dividend Yield: 3.6%
Price/Sales: 1.35
Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY)
BMY is another pharmaceutical company that innovates drugs for serious diseases such as "affective (psychiatric) disorders, Alzheimer’s/dementia, cardiovascular (primarily atherosclerosis/thrombosis), diabetes, hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, obesity, oncology, rheumatoid arthritis and related diseases, and solid organ transplant". As you can tell by the list there are some very serious diseases on there: HIV/AIDS, Alzheimer's to name a few. BMY has had many successful drugs to combat these diseases and the stocks performance over the years shows that. BMY is one of the huge leaders in the biotech/pharmaceutical industry.
Dividend Yield: 5%
Price/Sales: 2.28
National Presto Industries (NPK)
A small, diversified company that makes diapers, cooking appliances and ammunition. NPK has a sizable insider holding of the stock at over 30%. Their balance sheets are clean of debt but the best part is they pay a regular dividend...and a special dividend every year. Thereby making a very sizable yield that is pretty attractive. NPK is estimated to grow over 11% in 2011. NPK is also estimated to make 157.75M this quarter, up 4.5% from last year.
Dividend Yield (Total): 6.5%
Price/Sales: 1.73
As you can see there are some nice dividends that were recommended that will surely boost your returns and give you some working capital while you earn capital gains. It is always important to have a great, big dividend yield to provide security in volatile times.
Announcements:
Dislosure: Long XOM
Disclaimer: Invest Chief is not held accountable to any loses sustained by stocks recommended. It is always important to do your own research of the stock before you invest. These trades and ideas are the opinions of the crew of Invest Chief. Invest Chief receives absolutely no compensation from companies that are recommended. We are a private organization, dedicated to promoting financial well being and prosperity.
I put the stocks in bold for a reason, they all pay decent yielding dividends, 2.7%-3%.Yes, 3% is a good dividend but there are some stable companies paying huge dividends, 6-8%.
I recommend Verizon Communications (VZ), Eli Lilly (LLY), Waste Management (WM), Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), National Presto Industries (NPK).
Verizon Communications (VZ):
Verizon is the well known cell phone corporation that operates all over the US. Verizon recently introduced its new 4G experience which will be a huge growth driver over the next few years. VZ has benefited greatly from the Android phones this year, boosting sales. The big news for VZ is the fact that they may be getting the Apple iPhone in the coming year.
Dividend Yield: 6%
Price/Sales: .86
Eli Lilly (LLY)
Eli Lilly is a biotechnology company that develops drugs for mostly neuropsychological disorders such as schizophrenia, manic episodes, bipolar medications, ADHD, depression, etc. Although LLY is a strong company, its sales forecasts have been lowered because most of its cash cow drugs will be expiring. However, LLY is known for innovation and they are paying you pretty well to wait out any turbulence.
Dividend Yield: 5.7%
Price/Sales: 1.66
Waste Management (WM)
WM is a garbage company, literally. Waste Management offers collection, transfer, recycling, disposal, and waste-to-energy services. WM are the leaders of the trash industry with a market cap of 16.56B, nearly 5.5B larger than its next closest competitor Republic Services (RSG). WM has an expected growth of over 12% in 2011.
Dividend Yield: 3.6%
Price/Sales: 1.35
Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY)
BMY is another pharmaceutical company that innovates drugs for serious diseases such as "affective (psychiatric) disorders, Alzheimer’s/dementia, cardiovascular (primarily atherosclerosis/thrombosis), diabetes, hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, obesity, oncology, rheumatoid arthritis and related diseases, and solid organ transplant". As you can tell by the list there are some very serious diseases on there: HIV/AIDS, Alzheimer's to name a few. BMY has had many successful drugs to combat these diseases and the stocks performance over the years shows that. BMY is one of the huge leaders in the biotech/pharmaceutical industry.
Dividend Yield: 5%
Price/Sales: 2.28
National Presto Industries (NPK)
A small, diversified company that makes diapers, cooking appliances and ammunition. NPK has a sizable insider holding of the stock at over 30%. Their balance sheets are clean of debt but the best part is they pay a regular dividend...and a special dividend every year. Thereby making a very sizable yield that is pretty attractive. NPK is estimated to grow over 11% in 2011. NPK is also estimated to make 157.75M this quarter, up 4.5% from last year.
Dividend Yield (Total): 6.5%
Price/Sales: 1.73
As you can see there are some nice dividends that were recommended that will surely boost your returns and give you some working capital while you earn capital gains. It is always important to have a great, big dividend yield to provide security in volatile times.
Announcements:
- Look for an upcoming interview with hedge fund manager Tim Ayles for his outlook for 2011 and how to set up your portfolio for success in the new year.
- Be sure to check out the "recommended ebook buys" section of the left side of the webpage to get in on some great financial ebooks that will make you money
- Also check out the book at the beginning of this post that can be purchased through Amazon. Aftershock by Robert Reich is a well done book about the 2008 crisis but way more indepth than most books about the crisis. Check it out, it is only $12.43, normally $25.
Dislosure: Long XOM
Disclaimer: Invest Chief is not held accountable to any loses sustained by stocks recommended. It is always important to do your own research of the stock before you invest. These trades and ideas are the opinions of the crew of Invest Chief. Invest Chief receives absolutely no compensation from companies that are recommended. We are a private organization, dedicated to promoting financial well being and prosperity.
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Happy Thanksgiving!
Have a great Thanksgiving! Enjoy the day with family, friends, football and a delicious feast. I wish safe travels to all!
On a more serious note, tomorrow is a half day for the markets but most importantly its Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year. If you going out, be safe and grab some deals!
On a more serious note, tomorrow is a half day for the markets but most importantly its Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year. If you going out, be safe and grab some deals!
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