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22 Dividend Stocks with Good Fundamentals

ATN was a $14 stock on 4/24/09, hit $19 yesterday! Where will it go from here?


On May 05 07:43 AM AlNieder wrote:

> ATN is ~50% owned by ATLS, which announced ~ 2 weeks ago that it
> will buy (exchange) all shares of ATN for 1.16 shares of ATLS. The
> intent is to delete the high paying dividend of ATN and use that
> money to fund more wells in the Marcellus shale. Despite the dividend
> cut, it it appears overall to be a good deal for investors.

Beware Short and Ultrashort ETFs

right on brother!


On Feb 11 08:37 AM Luck o the Irish wrote:

> ok...now seriously. How many more times are we going to write about
> the leveraged ETFs and what they do over the long. Instead of just
> writing about them, how about we profit from them?
> claruspartners.com

Financial ETFs' Wild Ride

check out uyg, a bull play on financials

Highly Volatile, New, Direxion Triple ETFs Could Revolution Day Trading

BGU closed at $36.80, low for week was around $30. So if we are at the low end of dow trading range, this is a good entry point for a temporary dow rebound. Any comments?

Eight Monthly High-Yield Dividend Stocks

chi also reduced their monthly divi. by $.045 to $.095 ouch!


On Nov 05 04:53 PM MILESCFA wrote:

> Beware Hi yields like these. I have owned at least 3 of the named
> funds and you can note by price charts they're all down about 50%
> over the last 12-18mns.
>
> Let's see: (50%) cap loss + (say) +20% yield = you LOSE 30%.
>
> At some point, they should be attractive, but whenever you see "unrealistic"...
> yields, beware unrealistic expectations.
>
> Take CHI, for example. I once managed an institutional convertible
> bond fund and the Calamos guys set the standard - they know their
> business. Nonetheless, CHI's "net asset value" (NAV) dropped about
> 50% in Oct vs Jul. 50%. The stock market is down ~25%. When PROs
> lose TWICE what the market does, something's amiss!
>
> An excellent FREE site to use to investigate (yield) ETFs is eftconnect.com.
> You can see things like (1) how long has the dividend been paid,
> (2) what's the average TOTAL returns over 1,3,5,10 yrs, (3) what's
> the trend in NAV, (4) how much do the fund managers pay themselves
> (I looked for 1% fee or less), etc.

Obama vs. McCain: Who's Better for Dividend Investors?

if you want intelligent and constructive change vote democratic, if you want more of the same vote republican.

RNC / DNC: Crisis? What Crisis?

historicaly the republicans have stood for big business and the democrats have stood for the middle class and the poor. anybody who thinks it was god's will to go into iraq is not thinking clearly. do you really want a party that wants to repeal roe vs. wade, wants to build nuclear power plants etc. this sounds to me like going back 20 years instead of going forward. i live in alaska for 3 years now ,any of you can say the same? so look out, don't let the wool be pulled over your eyes, vote with your brain, do some research on the issues, and just maybe we will change this country and go in the right direction.

McCain vs. Obama: Who's Better for Taxes?

mccain runnin around my brain, they say mccain's for horses not for men, they say it's gonna kill me but they won't say when,mccain runnin around my brain

Sarah Palin: Wall Street's Candidate

any of you currently living in alaska? I have been here 3 years and can say alot of alaskan politicians are either under investigation for corruption or already in jail. (palin is currently having legal problems) most locals call usa the lower 48, the outside or simply america. most locals would rather be left alone than get involved in the lower 48 problems. sure is alot of bs going on about taxes etc. i'm glad football starts tonight. so vote democratic and leave our great state out of the spotlight. all for now i'm going fishing. good luck