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The 30 Best U.S. Traded International Dividend Stocks

You missed one of my favorites a play on Exxon and Dutch Royal Shell in Germany with nil in debts, North European Oil Royalty Trust (NRT). You don't mind a little whipsaw action and fluctuating divs, they pay 11.7%

How High Will the Price of Oil Go?

As for dividend seekers, in addition to heavy hitter Oil companies, tax free dividends in pipelines are lucrative, as well as Royal Trusts such as NRT.

Genentech Overtakes Pfizer - Briefly

Apples and Oranges, with the state of the economy, growth stocks are out of the question in my portfolio. (The larger they are the harder they fall.) Given DNA fails to offer Divs, my vote of confidence goes to PFE @ $1.28/(10.40%), perhaps the additional income is not sustainable in the near future, but they're here today. A no brainer.

Bargain Basement Stocks

In addition to GS, let's not forget Warren stuffed some candy into CEG as well. CEG Book Value p.s. of $36.17 currently trading at $28.62 just last January was trading $101.91. There are some strong companies out there, there are some big boys with $$ in Operating Cash Flow and Levered Free Cash with strong dividend yields. No crystal ball here, but with a little home work, you'll find the market agrees, people need utilities, food, and medicine. Not to mention a little toothpaste and mouthwash in the morning don't hurt either.