Dividend-paying stocks haven’t tracked movements in benchmarks such as the 10-year US Treasury yield for about three years. Here’s what that means for income investors.
Globalization, among other things, also means we have more opportunities than ever to invest in dividend-paying stocks backed by high-quality businesses.
Steve Jobs was at the epicenter of one of the most transformative changes in human history. People will continue to demand connectivity across the globe in coming decades, which makes for profitable opportunities for telecom investors.
Australia is a mature economy surviving and thriving with on export model. It’s solid institutions support responsible exploitation of its resources. And Australia is great place for investors to build wealth over the long term.
Neither a Great Recession nor historic flooding and devastating typhoons can take down the Australian investing story. It’s doubtful relatively weak levies proposed by absolutely shaky politicians will do so, either.
If you buy and hold solid businesses with the balance sheets and businesses operations capable of withstanding fluctuating macro conditions, there’s nothing to fear but fear itself.
China’s demand for Australia’s stuff is only increasing. In another Special Edition of MLM, we take a look at how Australia is accommodating those needs, as well as those of other Asian nations.
Building wealth by buying and holding high-quality, dividend-paying businesses is a strategy unconstrained by borders. And Australia is among the most attractive destinations for dividend investors in the world.
Is Canada “risk off” or “risk on”? Is there such thing as a “good” dividend cut? And what about that pipeline?
In another Special Edition of Maple Leaf Memo, we take a bigger-picture look at what’s happening in Australia, emphasize a couple areas where investors can lock in high, sustainable dividends, and set the table for coming attractions.
