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In
12 months, you could begin collecting some of the biggest
dividend payments of your life. Only a very limited
number of investors will be able to access the wealth
generated by this mighty stream. The few who do will
see remarkable payouts of 48.5%, 52.4%, 61.6% -- and even
165.9%.
No, I didn't just accidentally move the
decimal point over one place to the right. I've checked and
double-checked these numbers. These
figures aren't typos.
Let me be clear: Investors will likely see
triple-digit gains from a select group of investments thanks to upcoming "insight"
dividends.
These are not ordinary dividends. Most
never investors receive them. They're basically statistical
aberrations that come along once in a blue moon -- literally
once a generation. Then, they're gone.
History shows that most investors will see only one or
two of these during their trading careers. Almost
everyone misses out on them completely. Those who do
manage to hear a whisper about these opportunities probably won't see another one
in their lifetimes.
That's a shame. I know how hard people work for their money, how
they sometimes have to struggle to get ahead. I know I
have. And this
extremely rare opportunity has the power to engender real
financial freedom.
These potential triple-digit dividends
could fund a flush retirement. They could cover expenses at
the nation's finest institutions of higher education for
children or grandchildren.
A return like what dozens of these companies will generate
in the next 12 to 18 months could forever alter many
families' finances for the better.
And yet, as I said, most will miss out. You don't have
to. So please don't fail to seize this opportunity.
Believe me, you'll
kick yourself if you let this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
pass you by.
An In-Depth Look at One Company
Likely to Make an Unprecedented Insight Dividend
I'm going to tell you about a company right now that's
going to offer one of these extraordinary "insight"
dividends. I have
plenty more up my sleeve. This company is just an example, one of several dozen
insight dividend opportunities that our analytics team has identified.
The best thing about this company -- and, indeed, all
the stocks gearing up for insight dividends -- is that they already pay dividends many times greater than what's
available from the U.S. and most international markets. The S&P is yielding a
smidgen over 3%. That's pretty good for the S&P, but it's not going to get a second look from
any serious dividend investor.
But this company's insight dividend causes
whiplash-inducing double takes all the time. I like
to include it in a chart I show friends and
colleagues just to watch their reaction. It's always
the same.
"Is this right? Seriously?"
"Yes," I always say. "It's right." |
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Company |
Yield |
Insight
Dividend |
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Peruvian Miner |
16.1% |
48.5% |
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Global Oil Producer |
7.7% |
52.4% |
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Bermudan Shipper |
31.0% |
61.6% |
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Taiwanese Tech Company |
18.0% |
165.9% |
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This company pays a remarkably
strong, mouth-watering double-digit dividend. It has a
long, steady history of achieving greater and still greater
financial results and passing them along to shareholders.
Its strong track record of performance shows it to be a
prudent steward of investors' money.
Such an unwavering commitment to dividends is becoming ever more
difficult to find. In fact, Standard &
Poor's released its latest dividend research just last week. S&P
found that among the companies in its 500 Index, 36 have cut
dividends a total of 46 times in 2008.
I'd venture to guess that you own a company that has
reduced its payout this year. The ramifications of those
drastic cuts -- most from banks and other financial
institutions -- has been utterly devastating.
Individual investors, people like you and me who count on
this income, lost a collective $33.3 billion.
In my mind, these dividend cuts -- and the business
practices that lead to them -- amounts to a violation of
trust. I can't in good conscience recommend any of those
companies to income investors, and it will take years of
steady and increasing payouts before I could consider
recommending them again.
That's why it was important to me that the company I'm
going to tell you about didn't contribute a single solitary
dime of that looting of investor money. Its dividend has
not been cut.
The Reason Why this Company is Special
This company is a high-tech manufacturer in Taiwan.
It's one of the most respected suppliers in the world of the
essential components behind flat-screen displays.
These displays are found in cell phones, navigation systems
and laptop computers, among hundreds of other applications.
These popular devices -- many of them cultural
mainstays here in the United States -- are becoming the new
"must haves" in countries with emerging middle classes.
You see, as prosperity increases, people who have only
dreamed of such devices become able to actually afford them.
The working class in countries like Brazil, China, India and
other developing nations around the world have pulled
themselves up by their bootstraps and are clamoring for
iPods, digital cameras and smartphones.
And while it's true that
these countries' economies are slowing somewhat as the
difficulties in the U.S., Europe and Japan ripple throughout
the global economy, the International Monetary Fund
estimates the world will still see growth this year of more
than +3.0%. The figure is expected to be at or about +2.2% in
2009, with the IMF and others predicting a recovery sweeping
the global economy in the latter part of next year.
When -- not if, but when -- that happens, consumers who
have done without will engage in a little "retail therapy."
Think back to the time in your life when finances were a
little tight. After months of eating at home, it felt pretty
good to finally be able to take the family to a restaurant
for dinner. We've all been there. And that
scenario, writ large across the worldwide economy, is going
to put people from Paris to Pittsburgh in a
buying mood. The is one of the many companies that is going
to be benefit from that pent-up demand, and therefore likely
pay a large insight dividend.
Phenomenal Growth Means a Phenomenal Insight Dividend
This company has grown its revenues by a factor of
three since 2004 and seen its net income surge by a factor
of four. It has passed that on to its owners, making
payments in the past 12 months totaling nearly 20%
of the current price.
This leading supplier is also, I am happy to report, a
company of great integrity. When much of the industry
was caught up in a price-fixing scandal (recently reported
in The Wall Street Journal) and ordered to pay some
$565 million, this company had nothing to do with it.
Well-known names such as Sharp and LG Display weren't so lucky.
To be fair, Samsung was cleared.
But this company wasn't even mentioned. It's above such
shenanigans.
Such strong historical growth and such a commanding
market position make this a sound enough buy. The current dividend is icing on an already rich cake.
But this company is going to up its payout to
investors. I'm telling you, it's going to lead the league. I took
an honest black pencil to its books. I even discounted its
future results -25% just to err on the side of caution. Even after that, I'm
still confident this company will engineer a special
one-time payout that could amount to more than 165% for some
investors.
How is that payment possible for a company -- and a
high-tech manufacturer at that -- to devote so much of its
resources to dividends given their already strong payouts
and a worldwide recession?
Note: We want you to fully understand this concept, so we're
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Follow this link to continue learning about
insight dividends.
Many happy returns,
-- Andy Obermueller
Co-Editor
Global Dividend Opportunities
GlobalDividends.com
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