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Lets just say I drive 12,000 miles/year, get 35 mpg and gasoline averages $3.75/ gallon. I spend $1285/year on gasoline. XOM's current dividend is $1.88/ year. At that dividend I would need to invest in 685 shares of XOM to cover my gasoline costs. At todays price, $84.76/share I would need to invest $58,060 to cover my annual fuel cost every year well into the future if neither the gasoline cost or the dividend increases. $58,060 plus the $17,000 cost of a 35mpg Corolla and for $75,060 I ...More
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Daily Ex-Dividend Dates and Yields by Ex-Dividend Dates. Here is a current stock list of dividend shares with ex-dividend date on 02/13/2012. The average dividend-yield amounts to 4.03 percent. ...More
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The Best Yielding Basic Material Stocks With Highest Expected Growth Researched by Dividend Yield - Stock, Capital, Investment. Basic materials are the source of all products. They are necessary ...More
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Seriously. Enough is enough. Boot em. They don't pay taxes (43% delinquency). They want to retire at 50. They want to riot because they will have to work and pay taxes. Boot ...More
On shorting the inverse ETFs - (I'm sticking with picking good stocks) ...
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Been reading about others, who are top rated in this system. Most state that shorting the 3x inverse ETFs has pushed their numbers up.This is a safe investment strategy, obviously. And ...More
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Data released tonight showed another monthly decline in CGPI y/y (change in the price of goods sold by corporations) in Japan. This level is approaching zero and is in danger of falling into negative ...More
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Microsoft is coming out with windows 8. According to all previews that shall be as WIN 95 was.
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I've mentioned Cobalt International Energy (CIE) here before, and today, they had big news "The Cameia-1 Well was drilled in 5,518 feet (1,682 meters) of water to a total depth of 16,030 feet ...More
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This is the first installment from my recent interview with Thomson Creek Metals CEO Kevin Loughrey. http://www.fool.com/... You'll want to catch the remaining parts, which delve into the ...More
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Like I said in our last post, we are catching up for lost time with some dividend updates. We are taking a closer look at ConocoPhillips specifically today. How do they measure up the the dividend ...More
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There are many extremely large companies who seem to get credit as being the best. In the case of Exxon, analysts are aware that they are one of the largest, but are they the greatest? Good ...More
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