Here at Penny Sleuth, we feel a balanced portfolio
should include more than just penny stocks. Penny stock investors are
more aggressive than most. We like fast-growing groundbreaking stocks
with technologies and catalysts that can double their share price. But
we also feel that smart investors diversify their portfolios,
especially in today’s market.
If you’re sick of the gloom and doom permeating markets right now,
you can find solace in one investment… Well, it’s actually a type of
investment. I’m not talking about options or shorting or even bonds. We
still like to buy low and sell high, but we also like our investments
to pay us as we go.
Income investing is a great way to do that. It gives you the chance
to take cash out of your investments without selling shares. One way to
successfully do this, while staying aggressive, is to reinvest your
dividends in penny stocks. That way, you have the best of both worlds:
Security and potential money multipliers.
There’s never been a better time to start. With the recent thrashing
in the markets, many companies are sporting unbelievably high yields.
More Income Than Ever Before
The S&P 500 is now sporting a yield of 2.65%, up from its low of
1% in 2000. The same goes for the Dow, which is now at 3.74%, up from
its 2000 low of 1.5%. These yields may not sound high to you, but they
both factor in non-dividend paying companies.
We are seeing enormous yields everywhere we look. Others are too…
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How you could collect huge “Stealth Dividends” that 99% of stocks will never pay…
A veteran analyst proves how you could gain a fast 113% — and as
much as 739% over time — on one of the few companies that can fully
capitalize on this share-boosting “secret”…
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Warren Buffett, you might have heard, is buying up depressed stocks.
But instead of buying just any old ones, he’s investing his hard-earned
money in these high yields.
The Oracle of Omaha recently bought up $5 billion worth of Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS)
preferred shares. For his gutsy investment, the company is going to
send Buffett a check for $500 million every year.
