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Building A High Dividend Yield, Low Beta Income Portfolio (Part 1)

Apr. 10, 2012 12:05 PM ETT, MO, VZ
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For income investors wanting to go it alone, they should consider creating a portfolio of high dividend stocks with low beta. This type of portfolio will provide a risk to reward profile during times of uncertainty in the markets. By adding the component of a bullish outlook to the low beta stocks indicates these stocks can be held in a long-term portfolio. The high dividend yield can be compounded over time and will increase as these stocks raise their dividends each year. This portfolio will be built in a series of articles. Here are the first stocks to look at for your portfolio.

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