Six Yields Up To 12% That Wall Street Can’t Stand

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Six Yields Up To 12% That Wall Street Can’t Stand

It’s hard to find a hater right now.

Wall Street fanboys analysts have Buy ratings on more than 75% of the S&P 500 at the moment.

Give us the Sells. That’s right. We contrarians are not afraid to dumpster dive for dividend value!

Today we’ll slam a six-pack of analyst pans yielding between 6.1% and 11.8%. We searched far and wide for these loathed names because, as I write, there are but two blue chips in the Sell bin:

2 Sells Out of 500… What are the Odds!

Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence

Sells are where the party is at.… Read more

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3 “Rich Guy Loophole” Stocks Yielding Up to 12.5%

Let’s talk about a “rich guy loophole” that you and I can take advantage of—and bank dividends up to 12.5%.

And no, I’m not going to ask for your most recent tax return or W2. These are perfectly legal “backdoor” divvies trading between $10 and $20 per share. A sweet setup by Congress has these payers yielding between 10.5% and 12.5%.

The secret is the business development company. BDCs provide capital to small and midsized businesses. These firms often invest alongside or after venture capital. They are “kinda sorta” like private equity firms, but available to everybody (as in, we don’t need a half million in liquid assets to invest).… Read more

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My Favorite Way to Invest Like Private Equity (And Earn 10%+ Dividends)

This is how wealthy people invest—and collect yields up to 12.5%.

Private equity (PE) is usually reserved for the rich. It’s the time-honored sport of milking cash from perfectly good businesses! Bleed ‘em dry and keep those dividends coming.

The minimum buy-in for most PE funds? From $500,000 to a cool million bucks or more. This lucrative pastime isn’t meant for the everyman.

Which grinds my gears, my dear friend. This is Contrarian Outlook, dedicated to dividends for said everyman. We have a loophole, and we’re going to share it today.

Business development companies (BDCs) are PE-esque companies. Many trade publicly and we can buy them just like regular stocks.… Read more

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