Here’s how to manage your portfolio in light of information emerging from Japan.
Dynegy (NYSE: DYN) has seen the view from the highest peaks, during the pre-Enron energy trading days, and the lowest valleys, including a brush with bankruptcy. But its shareholders couldn’t appreciate the vision offered by the billionaire investor.
The first quarter is just about over, but we’re still looking at–and waiting for-fourth-quarter numbers. Is there anything to be learned as winter becomes spring?
Whether it’s Canada or Australia, dividend investors looking to build wealth for the long term will find plenty of solid businesses operating in both former territories of the British Empire.
Results in the market–reflected in impressive total return figures–and on the ground–reflected in solid fourth-quarter and full-year 2010 earnings–suggest Canada is great place to go for long-term wealth-building.
Canada is uniquely positioned as a stable political environment with an abundance of energy resources. Here’s how to invest–for income and growth–in the Great White North’s oil and gas story.
Both of this month’s High Yield selections are cheap at these levels. And the underlying businesses are solid, too.
Numbers that suggest dividend growth justify higher buy targets. Be careful not to chase; any stock–no matter how solid the underlying business–can be a mistake at too high a price.
There are reasons to be optimistic about–and profits to be had investing in–companies that build the infrastructure for the fuel that could provide the bridge to a clean-energy future.
As the song goes, you’ve got to know when to hold ’em and know when to fold ’em.
