How Can this Gold Company Still Pay a 9% Dividend?

Dear Fellow Investor, Gold prices are still more than $200 below their recent highs of $1,900 an ounce - and yet, one small American gold company is still able to pay a 9% annual dividend. The question is: how is this possible? For the answer - including details on how to collect this dividend for yourself - read the letter below. Good investing, Ian Wyatt Editor Daily Profit Collect a 7.6% Dividend From a Unique American Gold Investment This small specialized gold company is paying out $10 million over the next year -- but you need to be a shareholder soon in order to guarantee your share of the payouts.   Fellow Investor, If you're looking for a way to cash-in on the historic run-up in gold prices, you don't need to look any further than one company's stock. It's a cash-rich gold company that pays a lucrative quarterly dividend. This company has little to do with mining, refining, exploration, drilling or smelting. Instead, they provide ratings for the quality and value of gold. In short, they're completely insulated from overhead and downside typically found with your average miner or explorer. This firm has no heavy equipment to maintain, no vast tracts of gold fields to secure, no environmental groups to tangle with. They don't have to worry about gold prices dipping, or oil costs, drilling restrictions - or any of the typical drawbacks common to most gold companies... They simply grade gold (and silver) and collect their fee. And they've had some stellar growth recently: 18% growth in earnings the last quarter alone. They have over $20 million in cash, with ZERO debt. With a market cap of just over $100 million, that's a huge safety margin for shareholders. If you buy this company today, you'll benefit from the continued bull market in gold and silver - and unlike other gold investments you'll have a 7.6% dividend to show for it, on top of any capital gains appreciation. Right now, there's no better way to collect solid income from gold's historic run than to buy this company and wait for the dividend. So if you're interested in getting signed up to receive your check, read below for the full details on how to make sure you don't miss out on this historic golden dividend...   Buy 1,000 Shares: Get $1,300 Gold stocks that pay a dividend are a rarity.   For instance, the largest gold company, Barrick Gold (NYSE: ABX) pays a paltry 1.1% dividend -and that's higher than average.   Yamana Gold (NYSE: AUY) a $94 billion gold company pays a 1% dividend.   AngloGold Ashanti Ltd (NYSE: AU) only pays a 0.5% dividend - which is even lower than a two year Treasury note - almost not even worth collecting. But right now, the small gold company I mentioned is about to pay out a 7.6% dividend - or about $1.30 per share over the next year.   That means that every 1,000 shares you own will pay you $1,300... Every 5,000 shares will pay you $6,500... And every 10,000 shares will pay you $13,000. It's no surprise considering that gold soared more than $100 an ounce so far this year... In short, this company is able to collect and distribute so much income to their shareholders because they're the ONLY publicly traded gold-grading company in existence. All of their competitors are small-time regional privately held firms, with nowhere near the reach or expertise. If you want to grade your gold or silver, there's only one game in town... If you're interested in finding out the name of this company, I'll give you the full details on this company in a special report I recently finished called "Dividend Paying Small Caps for the Growth & Income Investor." Of course, this small gold company isn't the only one paying out monster dividends right now. In fact - dozens of cash-rich companies are rewarding shareholders with record-high dividend payouts... The Secret to Income Investing Today It's true: corporations are loaded with cash, but they're not hiring. They're reluctant to buy back shares, and they don't want to re-invest - so many of these companies are paying big dividends right now. And investors seeking income are increasingly finding answers in one often overlooked sector. I'm talking about a group of stocks that always has the highest dividends in the market. This group of stocks also happens to be the fastest growing sector coming out of a recession. And for many investors, the choice couldn't be clearer. They're sick of Wall Street's games, and they want to see the money. What most folks might not realize is that being an income investor is one of the best strategies in stock market history. It's simple:                  If you're not getting paid up front to be a shareholder, then                  you're missing out on THE best gains in the stock market. The proof: a study at the London School of Business found that 90% of ALL gains made in the stock market from 1900-2005 came from reinvested dividends. Investing any other way is missing out on some of the most reliable gains in the market.   I've already mentioned the "golden dividend" company paying out 7.6% yields. It's a small-cap company. But it's not the only one... Let me show you what I mean. The Group of Stocks that ALWAYS Pays the Highest Dividends When most investors think of dividends, they probably think of huge, multinational corporations like McDonald's (NYSE: MCD) - or Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM), both of which pay a dividend of less than 3% - even less than a 10 year U.S. Treasury. Not exactly something to get excited about. But what most people don't know is that small-cap companies (firms with a market cap less than $2 billion) tend to pay among the highest dividends in the stock market. They always have. Right now, a handful of small-cap stocks are paying dividends that absolutely slaughter blue chips, Government bonds, CDs and the crumbs you'll get from a savings account. Look at the table below. It lists the 15 companies with some of the biggest dividend yields. All but six of these companies are small caps. And all but one has market caps under $4 billion.     The message is loud and clear: if you want to collect income, you should be investing in small cap stocks. Obviously there's more to successful value investing than to just pick small companies with huge dividends. But it certainly makes it easier to find the best value investments in the market when you already know where to look. So if you're interested in the best total returns in the stock market, then I want to show you the best dividend paying companies in the highest growth sector of the stock market: and that means small caps. For instance - in the special report Dividend Paying Small Caps for the Growth & Income Investor, I also reveal the details of another small company paying out an 9.6% dividend...   An Easy 9.6% Dividend with 30% Growth Potential The truth is, only a handful of investors have figured out the secret to long-term successful income investing. Simply put, that's because small cap companies that pay dividends are one the best performing groups of stocks in the history of the stock market. Between 1926 and 2004 small cap value stocks posted an average annual return of 15.9 percent - in comparison large cap growth stocks returned only about 9.26 percent. One of the best moves you can make right now in search of yield is to avoid low-yielding Treasuries and pursue small cap value stocks. Look for companies that have a solid track record of paying dividends, those with strong cash flow, and companies without excessive debt. Whichever way the market goes from here, you should be able to collect that dividend, and potentially see some capital gains as well. In my special report Dividend Paying Small Caps for the Growth & Income Investor I've uncovered a small cap value stock that is paying over a 7 percent dividend right now. This company went public in 2006 - and has paid a dividend every quarter since its IPO. Already it has paid out $5.36 in dividends, and it made it through the recession without cutting a single payment.                  Right now this company's quarterly dividend is yielding over nine percent when annualized - this is below the average yield of 10.3 percent since the company went public. That means that the stock price (remember a lower stock price increases the dividend yield, all else being equal) is lower than the historical average since going public. But that won't last, the stock will climb, and the opportunity for a 7-plus percent yield will disappear.                  This company is a screaming buy. It generates cash flow from more than 7 businesses - each of which is a leader in their respective niche markets. It's one of the single best dividend paying stocks out there, in any market cap class. So you don't just get the dividend - you get the safety of one of the best diversified companies in the stock market today. I've just found two small cap stocks with dividends over 9%. I want to send you the details on these two companies in my special report Dividend Paying Small Caps for the Growth & Income Investor. But there's something you need to know…   What You Need to Know Seeking out lucrative investment opportunities in small cap stocks. I'm Ian Wyatt. I'm an independent investment researcher and advisor with 12 years experience -- and I spend nearly every waking moment doing one thing, and one thing only: A Dividend  Pay Day  Schedule Here's when and how much you can expect to get paid if you put $1,000 into each of the dividend paying companies in my special report           08/2011: $325      10/2011: $360      11/2011: $325      01/2012: $360      02/2012: $325      04/2012: $360      05/2012: $325      07/2012: $360              -----      Total: $2,740 Click here to get on this pay-out schedule. I publish this information in an exclusive research service with very small circulation of about 2,000 readers. It's called Small Cap Investor Pro. The small circulation is just the way I like it - and it's the way it has to be, because I'm covering such small companies with such small market caps, anymore than a few thousand people can push the stock past my preferred buy price. That makes it tough for subscribers to profit from my research, so I strictly limit subscription numbers. Right now, I'm writing to you because I'm opening up this specific dividend paying small cap opportunity to no more than 495 new investors. That would put my readership at 2.500 - more than I've had in this service all year. So if you're interested in getting my report Dividend Paying Small Caps for the Growth & Income Investor I recommend acting soon. The best part -- is that if you do try my service, you don't just get access to my experience in the small cap sector... But this situation won't last for long. Both of these stocks are very close to going over my buy price -- and the "golden dividend" is about to start cutting dividend checks any day now. But if you request this report soon, I'll throw in a free gift - something that every small cap investor should have.   Sign up now to receive the Dividend Paying Small Caps for the Growth Income Investor. 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