Lux Investing
what is the best stock with a high yield to invest in?
ignoring risk
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- buying individual stocks= bad idea. mutual funds are better
- all markets are volatile and vulnerable to economic changes. i should say that oil and food and beverages stocks are best stocks to invest in. these two commodities will always be in demand at any time of the year. you can also try foreign exchange trading. there is a booming trade in this business today.
- That's easy, General Electric (GE), but it won't be for long because people are now buying it. http://finance.google.com/finance?q=NYSE:GE Yield is 9.81%
- best and high yield may be mutually exclusive adjectives. Indeed there are quite a few stocks giving very high yields currently, but as far as investments go they may not be the best. Here are a couple for your consideration. BBT a bank yield 9.9%. Banks are currently very much suspect and this one is no exception. But there are a few investors including board member who think that the company is in better shape than the current stock price indicates. USB is another 10.5%. Warren owns a block of this one. But I should remind you that he took a bath on BAC and AXP so who knows? There are several pipeline LPs that pay pretty good dividends. The dividends however are fully taxable. SXL 7.2%, PAA 9.2%, MMP 8.2%. There are many more also. Those are just 3 that I am aware of. If you are really gutsy you could take a shot at some REITs--very risky stuff these days and times. RNP is a closed end fund that invests in them. Currently pays 16% and pays monthly. HPF is a closed end fund that invests in preferred stock. Currently pays 14% and again pays monthly. None of these however might be the best. Some might even perhaps be the worst. I doubt that but it is possible. There are actually quite a few closed end muni bond funds that are paying well over 6% and paying monthly too. These are all tax free. IQI is paying 7%
- Oil stocks?
- LIC housing finance in INDIA
- No such thing as best. And how can you ignore risk? Not ignoring risk, and knowing that there are several choices, one would be LINE. 16% yield, sales fully hedged two years out.
- dont go for high yield kind of investment some company paying higher dividend because they dont have future prospect for their business so dont go for that find moderate yield if u looking for yield. like ge and pfizer.
