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Via The Correct Call:
Bigger is better. We see it on all the commercials, bigger burgers, bigger muscles and now The Correct Call brings you bigger dividends. In this week’s ETF screener, we found a dozen ETF charts with dividends in excess of 5% displaying technical analysis buy signals. Ten of the 12 buy candidates are paying stock holders more than 7%. Those are some fat or is it phat? dividends. ETFs with 5% plus dividends:
ETFs with 7% plus dividends:
ETFs with 8% plus dividends:
ETFs with 9% plus dividends:
ETFs with more than 10% dividends:
You can use the rule of 72 to figure out roughly how long it would take for you to double your money. By dividing 72 by the annual dividend yield, you can get a rough estimate of how many years it will take for the initial investment to double just from the dividend alone. Keep in mind the dividends are subject to change, especially if the economy doesn’t pick up.
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