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My Favorite ETF for 2012

With all the volatility individual stocks have seen lately, you may be looking for an alternative investment. We suggest exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which are investment funds that are traded on stock exchanges. ETFs hold assets like stocks, commodities or bonds, making them less risky than most individual stocks. This report contains our favorite ETF for 2012. It's an ETF that has shown to be a steady performer in the past six months, while the stock market has produced not much more than extreme volatility.

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Income Investors Look to Dividends

by on September 08, 2010

Many income investors wonder whether bonds are better than dividends and right now, dividends win, according to Investor’s Business Daily.

IBD reported that right now, more stocks with dividend yields are outstripping Treasury bond yields than at any time since 1995. Additionally, industry groups and sectors known for having stocks with dividends are rising in IBD’s performance rankings.

Forty-two high-yielding dividend stocks appeared in one of IBD’s screens on Monday. According to IBD, the same screen barely reached double digits a few months ago.

Improving fundamentals and strengthening sectors are boosting this trend. IBD reported that on Monday, IBD’s #2 sector was Alcohol/Tobacco and the #5 sector was Utilities, both of which are known for having a lot of dividend-paying stocks.

The best dividend stocks can be found each month in Dick Davis Income Digest.