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The Highest Paying Dividend Stocks

February 12, 2011 · 3 comments

in cashflow, dividends, inflation, investing, lifestyle design, money lessons, stock picks, wealthbuilding, yield

The highest paying dividend stocks will help you weather double-digit inflation much better even than real return bonds will.  Just be sure to do a further check for (1) how safe the dividend yield is and (2) whether the stock also frequently raises its dividend.  No point owning a dividend stock long term if it [...]

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Is Greece the End of Fiat Currency?

May 3, 2010 · 7 comments

in Greece, US Treasury, US debt, US economy, USD, currencies, debt, deflation, depression, economy, europe, exchange rates, financial planning, forex, gold, hyperinflation, inflation, international economy, market trends, news and updates, risk, sovereign debt, survival, theories, wealth protection, wealth transfer, world order, world reserve currency

On April 27, 2010, Standard & Poor’s downgraded Greece’s credit rating to junk status – meaning that it is unlikely Greece can pay back its creditors, which means that it is not worth it for the hypothetical investor to invest in Greece.
The same day, the USD spiked and the Euro and other currencies fell a [...]

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The Difference Between Revenues and Earnings

April 21, 2010 · 3 comments

in business, economics, financial education, fundamentals, investment tools, stocks, technical analysis, terminology

I’m sure you’ve heard some version of the phrase “it’s the bottom-line that counts.”  The bottom-line refers to what you get to keep of your income after all your expenses and bills are paid.
Earnings and Bottom-Line Growth
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In business terms, the bottom-line represents earnings.  Earnings are arguably the ultimate measure of growth of a business because [...]

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