Saturday, 20 May 2023

Do you want the good news or the bad news first?

I know we asked, but we're just going to go ahead and rip off the bandaid…


Hi friends,

I know we asked, but we're just going to go ahead and rip off the bandaid…

Here's the bad news: Between inflation, bank collapses, and a struggling economy… the market is as volatile as ever, and typical investors like you – heck, even the financial pros – can't figure it the hell out.

In the bigger picture, no one is even making any money here.

Take a look:


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The S&P 500 is sitting at almost the exact same level it was seven months ago.

With market uncertainty and inflation at historical levels, the markets are evidently going nowhere.

That's the bad news.

The good news is that there's one way to circumvent the chaos. BIG time.

And it's all through one historically proven yet simple investment strategy we like to call high-yielding dividends.

Call them boring all you want… but they work. And it's the closest thing to fixed income you can find in the stock market today.

You see, unlike many well-known companies that make up the S&P 500, blue-chip dividend stocks provide investors with sound returns despite a flatlining market.

So, to make it easy for you to get started, we put together a list of our Top 5 Dividend Stocks Paying 10%+ Yields… you probably never heard of.

You can download right here right away.

All the best,
Stocks & Income

P.S. While putting together this dividend portfolio was rather tedious, the rules were simple:

  • No B.S. or junk (so companies that are only financially strong enough to withstand today's teetering market)
  • Companies that are paying at least a whopping 10% to investors every year (In other words, these blow the lid off your standard dividend play)

We compiled all this research in our report. So, again, here's the link to download.


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