7 Stocks for a High Yield Cash Flow Portfolio - Jeff Fong

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7 Stocks for a High Yield Cash Flow Portfolio
Jun 24, 2008 01:31 PM UTC

Jeff Fong

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Symbol	Sentiment	Start	Return	Closed
PGH		06/24/08	-54.70%	--
MCD		06/24/08	+8.01%	--
GNK		06/24/08	-57.46%	--
FRO		06/24/08	-59.30%	--
CPL		06/24/08	+0.47%	--
COSWF		06/24/08	n/a	--
BNS		06/24/08	-3.60%	--

Via Long Investment Ideas from Seeking Alpha:

If you're interested in a more conservative portfolio - one that provides an excellent yield (this one currently has 8.4%) and has a little growth potential - here's a starting point to start to put a diversified portfolio together. I'll be adding more candidates to the list in the future.

Canadian Oil Sands Trust (COSWF.PK)

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