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I'm looking at picking up some high yield stock for my IRA. Any suggestions?
I pick up some STON a bit ago, and am looking at RAI.
I thought about PFE, but I cant bank on the yield outweighing the capital depreciation this stock has been seeing the past few years.
I want to stay away from financials, I think there are still going to have to be some div cuts in order to sure up balance sheets.
Thanks-
Posted July 02, 2008 (01:30PM)
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TNH, largest dividend ever
Posted July 02, 2008 (03:21PM)
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I like NAT and the canadain trusts,PWE,HTE..they pay monthly
Posted July 05, 2008 (03:26PM)
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how about the pipeline mlps? Copano Energy (5.8% yield), Enbridge Energy Partners (7.4%), Energy Transfer Partners (9.0%), Magellan Midstream Partners (5.9%), Oneok Partners (6.4%) and Sunoco Logistics Partners (6.6%).
Posted July 07, 2008 (10:22AM)
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FRO has been good in spite of the analysts. IAF has been steady. And right now DRE seems to be a bargain. MIC is good too.
Posted July 07, 2008 (10:57PM)
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Is there any downside to the Canadian trusts, besides the normal downsides with investing in a trust structured business. I am just curious if there have been any new tax laws passed in Canada making the after tax yield not as attractive.
Posted July 07, 2008 (11:49PM)
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I'm not positive on this but I read that there is a 15% foreign tax on all dividends paid for the canadian trusts.
Posted July 08, 2008 (09:51PM)
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http://seekingalpha.com/article/83035-high-yield-canadian-royalty-trusts-what-s-the-catch?source=mb I found this article. There is some good banter on the bottom about the pro's and con's of canadian trusts, especially a new tax law coming in to effect in 2011. Hope this helps.
Posted July 08, 2008 (10:51PM)
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BofA after today lol.
Posted July 09, 2008 (06:48PM)
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NRF if your risk tolerance is high, currently yielding 17%+. One of the more conservative and smarter REITs (commercial mainly) but R/E is still risky.
Cheers, G
Posted July 09, 2008 (07:42PM)
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Why don't you try JPC or JQC. Although I would go with JPC right now. They are both ETFs. And they are both near their 52 week low, which is awesom. They yield is a ridiculous 12.67%. You buy them now you can have high dividend on top of possible capital gain.
Posted July 10, 2008 (05:51PM)
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