Recently, many investors have begun to put money back into the market — likely after growing tired of hearing how strong the markets have been year after year. But trying to play catch-up is dangerous. That said, here are three steps to ensure you don’t get burned at the top…
Read MoreIn short, an unexpected dip in profits is likely going to impact free cash flow. And that’s a problem because the company is already paying out all or more of its free cash flow in dividends…
Read MoreGiven the company’s track record of dividend cuts, I think you have to assume more could be coming down the road…
Read MoreIn short, the company doesn’t generate enough cash to pay it…
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One is currently a recommendation in The Oxford Income Letter. The other has raised its dividend every year since 1969 — about the time Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon…
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