The Best ETFs For Reliable Cash Flow
If you have investments in the “hot stocks” for this year, you know how fast sentiment can turn negative, and share prices tumble. While the… Read More »The Best ETFs For Reliable Cash Flow
Tim Plaehn
The Easy Way To Invest In Closed-End Funds
The universe of closed-end funds (CEFs) attracts investors because of the high yields many pay. I have serious reservations about investing in CEFs. I’ve been… Read More »The Easy Way To Invest In Closed-End Funds
The Energy Selloff Makes No Sense
The highest crude oil prices occurred during the second quarter of the year. That quarter closes out this week, and energy companies will start reporting… Read More »The Energy Selloff Makes No Sense
The Best Income Opportunities Often Start With Fear
Investors who try to time the market, as well as those who don’t think they are doing so but end up doing it anyway, will… Read More »The Best Income Opportunities Often Start With Fear
Why These 9% Yield ETFs Never Leave My Portfolio
In the world of income investing research and publishing, it’s easy to get wrapped up in reviewing the newest, hottest investment ideas. I’ve added more… Read More »Why These 9% Yield ETFs Never Leave My Portfolio
How To Profit From The Oil Supply Crunch
Countries dependent on Gulf oil are already feeling the shortage. Fuel rationing and energy use reduction orders are in effect in many regions, especially the… Read More »How To Profit From The Oil Supply Crunch
The Best 13% Yield Opportunity In Today’s Market
Private credit investments are pools of non-publicly traded loans to corporations, in which investors invest and participate in the earnings of a private credit portfolio.… Read More »The Best 13% Yield Opportunity In Today’s Market
2 LNG Stocks Ready To Benefit Now
On March 18, an Iranian rocket attack hit and damaged Qatar’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility. The damage took 12.8 million tons per year,… Read More »2 LNG Stocks Ready To Benefit Now
Bond Funds Look Safe Until Rates Start Rising
Generally accepted financial planning guidelines always recommend that a portion (typically 40%) of an investor’s portfolio be in bonds. Very few buy individual bonds, meaning… Read More »Bond Funds Look Safe Until Rates Start Rising
Buy, Hold, Sell: How To Make Dividends Actually Count
Many new income investors are confused about when they need to hold stocks to collect dividends. Either they end up missing the dividend because they… Read More »Buy, Hold, Sell: How To Make Dividends Actually Count