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Reinvestment Risk: Another Win for Dividends vs. Bonds

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Reinvestment Risk: Another Win for Dividends vs. Bonds

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Charles Sizemore,
Co-Editor, Green Zone Fortunes

I’ve pitted bonds against dividends a lot in the past few weeks. Let’s hit on reinvestment risk as you hunt for stability while major indexes rise and fall.

I’m not the biggest fan of bonds.

Sure, they have their place. If you’re in or near retirement, it’s hard not to allocate at least a portion of your portfolio to bonds.

But for income production, bonds have major shortcomings.

Click here to see why reinvestment is one of them.

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White House, Fed Clash on Recession Definition — Why This Matters

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Michael Carr,
Editor, True Options Masters

It seems analysts and politicians always find something new to argue about.

This time, it's the recession definition.

The informal recession definition has always been two consecutive quarters of contraction in gross domestic product (GDP).

Now that we've had two such quarters, many analysts say we're in a recession.

Economists and policymakers in the White House disagree.

They highlight strong employment data as proof we aren't in recession.

Check out today’s chart to see why it's time to consider more data when defining a recession.

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Return to Office a Boon for “Strong Bullish” American Supplier

Managing Editor’s Note: We ran into some web issues yesterday afternoon that may have prevented you from accessing our content. You can get caught up by reading Matt’s weekly Stock Power Ratings story below. To find more analysis like this, be sure to check your inbox each weekday morning for his Stock Power Daily. — Chad Stone, Managing Editor, Money & Markets


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Matt Clark,
Research Analyst

I wouldn’t call every company boasting big gains sexy.

They don’t all tap into artificial intelligence or find the cures for diseases.

Some are just run-of-the-mill companies that have perfected their businesses over the years.

And the stock I have for you today fits that bill.

Using Chief Investment Strategist Adam O’Dell’s proprietary six-factor Stock Power Ratings system, I found a “Strong Bullish” company that manufactures business supplies like labels and envelopes:

  • It pays its shareholders a 4.58% dividend yield.

  • The stock jumped up 32% since the middle of June.

  • It’s in the top 2% of all the stocks we rate.

Check out why the business supply stock I share with you will continue its strong performance in 2022 and beyond.

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