The Federal Communications Commission approved Comcast Corp’s (NSDQ: CMCSA) acquisition of NBC Universal, with minimal conditions. But the market still doesn’t know how to value the major telecoms.
Yes, Verizon Communications’ (NYSE: VZ) deal to finally distribute Apple’s (NSDQ: AAPL) iPhone is big. But it’s not a game-changer.
Buy stocks, sell bonds. That’s been Personal Finance’s implicit mantra since corporate borrowing rates hit multi-decade lows last year. That remains the case as we start 2011.
The Canadian government’s new rules make REIT investing in the Great White North an attractive option in 2011.
It helps a lot that we know which sovereigns are struggling with debt and refinancing right now. Dividend investing requires, however, that we be ever vigilant, no matter the circumstance.
The Great White North is still the place to be if you’re looking for high current income backed by solid businesses. Investing in Canada is still a great way for Americans to build wealth.
A history of sound management and solid operations bodes well for this master limited partnership, which has built an enviable record of returns for shareholders.
A favorable regulatory environment, among other notable attributes, makes this venerable giant a great comfort for investors.
There are hopeful signs for the domestic regulatory climate, but growth for two
Stable cash streams and cheap capital costs render essential-service companies largely immune to credit risks in 2011.
