 | In September 2020, I told you why I thought buying shares of a petrochemicals and oil refining company was a smart move.
It wasn’t popular at the time.
Anything related to energy was way out of favor in 2020. Despite that, I knew this was a high-quality value stock that paid a strong dividend ... and given time, the market would appreciate the value.
Indeed it did. The shares are up 55% since my article. This doesn’t include the $7.81 in regular dividends and the one-time $5.20 special dividend it paid just a few days ago.
These cash payments add another 18.5% to the returns.
Check out my latest update to see how its dividend has grown — and why I'm still bullish. 
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| How would you like all your bills paid each month for the rest of your life, without anyone's help and without any complicated investments … and without hitting the Powerball? In fact, what if I showed you not one, but three dividend stocks that I believe you should buy and hold forever if you wish to have your bills paid? | |
Chart of the Day Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) creates new markets.
The iPhone is the best example. Nothing similar existed before it. We could say the same for the iPad and the iPod.
Even Apple’s computers broke new ground with capabilities users didn’t even know they wanted.
The App Store was another disruptive business development. Apple created the universe of apps to make its hardware even more useful.
Apple Pay was groundbreaking as well … and so is the company’s latest announcement.
Check out today’s chart to see why traders like us need to consider the new addition to Apple's Wallet.  Suggested Stories: Panicked Fed Wants to Fix the Gridlocked Supply Chain
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1966: The NFL and the American Football League announced their merger. At the end of 1966 season, the first "Super Bowl" took place between the NFL's Green Bay Packers and the American Football League's Kansas City Chiefs. It would not be until 1970 that the leagues would merge into today's NFL. | |
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