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Utility Forecaster
Roger Conrad founded the Utility Forecaster newsletter in 1989. He tracks a more than 250 essential services securities, employing a rigorous five-stage methodology that includes a proprietary safety rating system and a value index that compares prospective total returns with a security's current ratio...
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Hulbert: Most Honor Roll Newsletters are Bullish
MarketWatch columnist Mark Hulbert writes that most Honor Roll receipents, including Cabot Market Letter are bullish on the market.
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A Guide to Cabot’s Premium Advisories
If you’ve ever been offered something for free, your first reaction was probably, “What’s the catch?” And that’s true here, too.
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Bonds Versus Stock Dividends: Kellogg Company (K)
Traditionally, investors thinking about retirement have invested in a mix of stocks and bonds to balance safety and growth.
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Three Best Dividend-Paying Tech Stocks
Michael Dell has succeeded in his bid to buy out investors in the company he founded, Dell (DELL), and take it private with help from private-equity firm Silver Lake, Microsoft (MSFT) and a group of investment banks. Shareholders will be getting about $13.65 share,...
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Dividend Edition: Two Dividend-Paying Stocks
One of the benefits of being an income investor is that focusing on dividend-paying stocks automatically screens out companies without any revenues. Speculative starts ups, biotechs and other hopefulls simply don't have the cash to dole out to their investors. Dividends essentially act a..
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Paying with Your Phone
EBAY may actually be the best investment leveraged to mobile payments at this time; the stock is strong.
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Three Monsters Under Growth Investors’ Beds
These recommendations will help you to keep your blood pressure down while playing the growth game.
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Olympics (and Stocks) Without the Crap
Not that you need another commentary about the Olympics, but since they've been going on for a while, I think I should weigh in.
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How to Kill a Groundhog
Fertilizer stocks have been doing well this year. The reasons? Drought and rapidly rising prices for corn.
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Leave Your Brain at the Door, Please
The stock market has its own rules, and relying on the logic of the business world can spell financial ruin.
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Dividend Edition: The Importance of Free Cash Flow
Today I want to share a recent feature article from Hendershot Investments, a quarterly newsletter focused on conservative, high-quality (or HI-quality, for Hendershot Investments) companies for the long-term investor, many of which pay dividends. Editor Ingrid Hendershot wrote the following essay on the of...
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Trust, But Verify
Trusting in yourself is a central tenet when it comes to a solid financial future in the stock market.
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Rules for Investing in Stormy Weather
Preparing for a hurricane can provide lessons for investing.
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Mid-Year Investing Resolutions 2011
A few investing mid-year resolutions that you can use to improve your investing performance in 2011 and beyond.
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How to Compare Growth Stocks
There are many financial yardsticks by which stocks can be evaluated and most of the time, a blunt measurement has little value.
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Why More Stocks are Likely to Pay Dividends
The growing number of Americans approaching or at retirement age is increasing interest in dividend stocks.
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Use Options to Synthetically Trade a Stock
How to use options as investment vehicles rather than trading vehicles.
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How is Skee-Ball Like Investing?
Many comparisons can be drawn between the arcade game and the market.
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