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View in browser SPONSORED Elon Musk's Biggest Bet Ever? Could this be Elon Musk’s biggest breakthrough yet? After making billions disrupting the automotive and space industries, Elon might have just made his biggest bet yet... And this time, you have the chance to get in on the ground floor! Click here now for this surprising story.» Editor's Note: Have you heard of "Freedom Cities"? I hadn't... until Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld started telling our team about them. In short, they're a way for America to keep pace with China in the AI race... while potentially creating a staggering $140 trillion windfall. Marc has more details on Freedom Cities - and what they could mean for investors - right here. - James Ogletree, Senior Managing Editor SAFETY NET Is This 17% Yield Delicious... or Dangerous? Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club B&G Foods (NYSE: BGS) is a company you may not know, but you are likely familiar with some of its more than 50 brands, including Crisco, Ortega, and Green Giant. Income investors may have seen B&G come across their radar thanks to the stock's sky-high 17% dividend yield. But is that dividend as reliable as a bowl of the company's Cream of Wheat hot cereal? SPONSORED Former Wall Street Insider Calls This His Biggest Gold Play Yet Karim Rahemtulla, the trader behind a 400% gain in 24-months on Rolls-Royce, has uncovered another potential multi-bagger. This under-$20 stock gives you exposure to over 1-oz of gold with the lowest production costs in the industry. And an upcoming announcement could send this stock soaring. Get Karim's urgent briefing - click here now. We'll dig into the numbers in just a minute, but first, a word of caution: Anytime you see a dividend yield that high, your guard should be up. It doesn't automatically mean that the dividend is unsafe or that the stock is a dog, but the risk of both is certainly elevated. One reason B&G Foods' yield is so high is that the stock has been a disaster. It's been just about cut in half in the past year and is down more than 80% over the past five years. Part of the problem is that cash flow has been very inconsistent. Last year, it slid 54% from $222 million to $103 million. This year, it is forecast to drop another 10% to $93 million. View larger image   The Safety Net model penalizes stocks for declining free cash flow. The reasoning is very simple: You want to see cash flow growth in order to boost your confidence that the company will be able to afford its dividend in the future. The good news is that B&G's payout ratio is low enough to not set off any alarms. Last year, the company paid out 58% of its cash flow in dividends. This year, that number is forecast to remain the same. In late 2022, B&G Foods slashed its quarterly dividend from $0.475 to the current $0.19. Once a management team has shown a willingness to cut the dividend, the payout is no longer sacrosanct, and investors should be on guard that it could happen again. The saving grace for the company's dividend safety rating is that the payout ratio is reasonable. But if cash flow continues to deteriorate, it could become a problem. B&G Foods' dividend has a high risk of being cut. Dividend Safety Rating: D While we're here, I'd also like to fill you in on something I've been researching for a while now that I'm very excited about. For 163 years, a huge chunk of valuable federal land has been untouched and off-limits... But now, I believe it's about to be unleashed. Not as farmland... But in the form of "innovation zones" that can help America maintain its place as the #1 economy in the world. Importantly, four companies are positioned at the center of it all. 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