Investors have an option to tender their shares in this company via an upcoming modified Dutch auction. Analysts have raised the company’s earnings estimates six times in the past 30 days. And the shares have a current dividend yield of 2.22%, paid quarterly.
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With auto sales at their highest since July 2005, industry suppliers like today’s recommendation are seeing rising earnings and margins.
Goodyear Tire (GT) from The DRIP Investor
Driven partly by low interest rates and cheap gasoline, U.S. auto sales are on track this year to their...
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In January of this year, KPMG estimated that 2015’s merger and acquisition activity would top the $1.62 trillion.
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I’ve profiled 10 revolutionary stocks here, describing how each one has the potential to yield very large profits.
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Over the past nine weeks, I’ve spotlighted nine revolutionary stocks that were nominated by Cabot analysts.
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I think the bulls and the bears are fighting it out on a pretty even basis.
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My stock pick today is based on one great rule, which I learned during my first few weeks at Cabot.
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What stocks do I like right now? One stock to keep you eye on is Alibaba.
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In volatile markets, it’s more important than ever that you invest to protect your existing portfolios.
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When one of your companies reports good results, the resulting jump in stock price is immensely satisfying.
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The oldest stock index in use today is the Dow Jones Transportation Average. It was originally composed of 9 railroads.
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I know that the stock market is serious business, with constant danger, tension and people’s money on the line.
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Today’s recommendation is a Fortune 500 manufacturer that offers solid value and reliable dividends. The company has increased its dividend for almost 60 years in a row and also has potential for above-average stock price performance over the next two years. The new is...
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Today DRIP Investor Editor Charles Carlson recommends a 3%-yielding pharmaceutical company.
“New products are the lifeblood of any industry, and that is especially the case in the pharmaceutical sector. Indeed, many huge-selling drugs have gone off patent in recent years, leaving gaps in the line...
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Today we have a new idea from DRIP Investor Editor Charles Carlson.
“Few sectors are as intertwined with the economy as the railroad industry. Thus, railroad stocks typically provide a nice way to play an economy on the mend. A top pick in the is...
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Companies in most industries do better as the economy improves. Consumers are freer with their spending, boosting earnings in consumer discretionary areas, and businesses order more inventory and spend more on services, benefitting everyone from manufacturers to tech companies. But one industry—transportation—is particularly correlated...
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In our last Dividend Edition, I introduced the chart below, which I’m calling the Income Portfolio Pyramid. It works more or less like the food pyramid: near the bottom are the safer, lower-risk asset types that should...
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Today’s Daily Alert recommendation comes from DRIP Investor Editor Charles B. Carlson.
“To say The Procter & Gamble Company (PG, $76) has been a lazy stock in recent years would be an understatement. These shares were up less than 2% in 2012 and less 4%...
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“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times . . . While most of you recognize this famous line as the opening to Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities, you could use the line to describe dividend investing 2012...
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Holding a great growth stock forever can be smart. Excellent stock-picking combined with a bull market can be rewarding.
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