It's A Myth: Triple Net Lease REITs Aren't Bonds, They Are Becoming A Core Asset Class For Income Investors - Seeking Alpha
Here is an excellent article that explains a lot about triple net REIT stocks. I own Realty Income (O) myself and may buy more in the future. I am also thinking about buying American Realty Capital Properties (ARCP). Both of these companies pay monthly dividends.
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Cash Dividend On The Way From American Realty Capital Properties (ARCP) - Forbes
Cash Dividend On The Way From American Realty Capital Properties (ARCP) - Forbes
This is a link to a short article about a triple net lease REIT with a 7% annual dividend and monthly distributions. Since the general stock market is overvalued, it might be a good idea to diversify into a stable lease REIT like ARCP. You will be paid each month to own the company also.
This is a link to a short article about a triple net lease REIT with a 7% annual dividend and monthly distributions. Since the general stock market is overvalued, it might be a good idea to diversify into a stable lease REIT like ARCP. You will be paid each month to own the company also.
Stock Physics: How Newton's Third Law Of Motion Applies To The Market - Seeking Alpha
Stock Physics: How Newton's Third Law Of Motion Applies To The Market - Seeking Alpha
This is a good article about how you need to be nimble in the stock market nowadays. XLU, the utility stock ETF, took a tumble this past summer when the Fed started talking about tapering its bond purchases. Of course, bond stocks also fell. The point here is that neither bonds nor utility stocks are safe in a rising interest environment. Eventually we will have a stock market crash, and cash may be the best place to be when that happens.
In the meantime, PSEC, a business development company is probably a good stock to own because they pay an annual dividend of around 12% in monthly installments. You can look at the chart below and see that it is somewhat stable, and you continue to be paid monthly dividends whenever the stock does happen to dip. You could even buy more shares when it pulls back. Double click on the chart to expand it.
This is a good article about how you need to be nimble in the stock market nowadays. XLU, the utility stock ETF, took a tumble this past summer when the Fed started talking about tapering its bond purchases. Of course, bond stocks also fell. The point here is that neither bonds nor utility stocks are safe in a rising interest environment. Eventually we will have a stock market crash, and cash may be the best place to be when that happens.
In the meantime, PSEC, a business development company is probably a good stock to own because they pay an annual dividend of around 12% in monthly installments. You can look at the chart below and see that it is somewhat stable, and you continue to be paid monthly dividends whenever the stock does happen to dip. You could even buy more shares when it pulls back. Double click on the chart to expand it.
TonyP4Idea: How to detect market plunges
TonyP4Idea: How to detect market plunges
Here is an interesting link to an article by TonyP4 where he illustrates his ability to pick safe stock market tops and bottoms for exit and entry. The moving average red line has the amount of days blocked out, but you could probably dial in the number gradually starting with a 100 day simple moving average and then go up or down until you approximate Tony's chart. You could also follow Tony's blog or follow him at Seeking Alpha. The bottom line is that Tony has some great ideas that can help you make a lot of money in stocks.
Here is an interesting link to an article by TonyP4 where he illustrates his ability to pick safe stock market tops and bottoms for exit and entry. The moving average red line has the amount of days blocked out, but you could probably dial in the number gradually starting with a 100 day simple moving average and then go up or down until you approximate Tony's chart. You could also follow Tony's blog or follow him at Seeking Alpha. The bottom line is that Tony has some great ideas that can help you make a lot of money in stocks.
Friday, October 4, 2013
The Four Pillars Holding Up The Stock Market Are Crumbling | The Felder Report
The Four Pillars Holding Up The Stock Market Are Crumbling | The Felder Report
This is a link to an outstanding Felder Report about the four pillars of the stock market. They are fundamentals, technicals, sentiment, and macro. All four of these pillars point to a bearish outlook now although we still might have a November-December rally if we get past the budget crisis and the debt ceiling battle. The stock market can continue to creep up for a long time, but I doubt the overall gains will be much more than high paying dividend stocks.
This is a link to an outstanding Felder Report about the four pillars of the stock market. They are fundamentals, technicals, sentiment, and macro. All four of these pillars point to a bearish outlook now although we still might have a November-December rally if we get past the budget crisis and the debt ceiling battle. The stock market can continue to creep up for a long time, but I doubt the overall gains will be much more than high paying dividend stocks.
News from Pioneer Investments
News
Pioneer Investments declares monthly dividend amounts along with the record and payment dates. I own shares of PHT, and I am happy with the dividend of almost 10% annually. As I have mentioned before, it is a good idea for a person to have great-paying dividend stocks in his or her portfolio.
Pioneer Investments declares monthly dividend amounts along with the record and payment dates. I own shares of PHT, and I am happy with the dividend of almost 10% annually. As I have mentioned before, it is a good idea for a person to have great-paying dividend stocks in his or her portfolio.
Strange Market Correlations And The Only Fed Indicator You'll Ever Need - Seeking Alpha
Strange Market Correlations And The Only Fed Indicator You'll Ever Need - Seeking Alpha
Here is an outstanding article with charts that will help you determine when we are at a stock market top. As the author mentioned, we are not there yet, but we need to monitor the situation closely. It is probably a good strategy to hold a considerable amount of cash right now to make sure you don't lose it in a stock market downturn at a time when bonds probably won't help either.
Here is an outstanding article with charts that will help you determine when we are at a stock market top. As the author mentioned, we are not there yet, but we need to monitor the situation closely. It is probably a good strategy to hold a considerable amount of cash right now to make sure you don't lose it in a stock market downturn at a time when bonds probably won't help either.
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