3 Cramer Stocks To Buy On Dips Averaging 14% Yields
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Via: the-irascible-harry-krishner • 12 years ago • 1 commentsInterest rates are at record lows in many parts of the world. U.S. Treasury bonds, certificates of deposits, and money market accounts return very little in terms of yield thanks to the policies which are poised to continue at the Federal Reserve. With new signs of economic weakness coming in from China, Europe and now the U.S., the low interest rate environment is likely to stay with us for years.
The volatility in the stock market and the continued concerns over the economy have made investors fearful of stocks in general, but the need and demand for income has made dividend stocks the only viable solution for an increasing number of investors. ( Cont'd )
Note: Posting this article is not meant to be a recommendation to buy or sell any particular securities. Investing in any financial instrument involves a degree of risk, and may result in a loss of some or all of the money invested.
Full disclosure: I currently own shares of the following REITs: NLY, AGNC, and HTS, but do not plan to buy or sell any of these within the next 72 hours.
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Generally people don't invest in REITs for price appreciation of the stock-- but rather, for the dividend.