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Income trio: Neil George's 'fabulous finds'
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"A few stocks have really grabbed my attention; they have core assets that generate lots of cash, and serve their investors a good cut of the profits with regular streams of big dividends," says income specialist Neil George.
In his Stocks that Pay You, the advisor reviews three income oppotunities -- a holding company, an investment firm, and a medical center REIT -- that he calls, "fabulous finds". "I'll start with a company, Compass Diversified Holdings (NASDAQ: CODI), that as its name implies - holds stuff. <>"Specifically, it holds ownership in small set of operating companies in varied bu>...
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AllianceBernstein: Still Worth Buying
<>AllianceBernstein Holding L.P.<> (AB) is a limited partnership company. It provides research, diversified investment management and related services globally to a range of clients. Its principal services include Institutional Investment Services, Retail Services, Private Client Services and Institutional Research Services. Clients include institutions such as corporate and public employee pensions, endowments and governments. AB also serves various retail clients; private clients, trusts, estates, partnerships, and other entities. It also provides distribution, shareholder servicing, etc. to >>...
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Income from AllianceBerstein (AB)
Filed under: Newsletters, Stocks to Buy, Recession "Our latest high-dividend stock pick is AllianceBernstein (NYSE: AB), a leading global money manager," says Mark Skousen. In his premium service, High-Income Alert, he explains, "The company offers mutual funds, structured products, and managed accounts to corporations, endowments, institutions, and government agencies. <>"Of course, asset managers collect fees based on the quantity of assets under management. As asset values decline, so do net fees. And, needless to say, with the haircut that world bond and equity markets have taken during the >...
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Income from AllianceBerstein (AB)
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"Our latest high-dividend stock pick is AllianceBernstein (NYSE: AB), a leading global money manager," says Mark Skousen in his premium service, High-Income Alert.
"The company offers mutual funds, structured products, and managed accounts to corporations, endowments, institutions and government agencies. "Of course, asset managers collect fees based on the quantity of assets under management. As asset values decline, so do net fees. <>"And, needless to say, with the haircut that world bond and equity markets have taken during the past two years, sales and earnings at AllianceBerstein have falle>...
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Alliance Bernstein: Managing to Make Money
Alliance Bernstein (NYSE:AB) March 27, 2009: $15.62 /unit 52-week range: $10.12 (Mar. 9, 2009) - $67.75 (Apr. 2, 2008) Dividend: Variable, 11-year median distribution = $2.74 /year
Alliance Bernstein was formed in 1987 as a spin-off from AXA Financial. They provide institutional investment management as well as serving individuals through broker-dealers. The company is structured as a Master Limited Partnership which means they pay a very low tax rate (4.6% - 9.6% over the past nine years).
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