My Most Undervalued, High-Yield Secure Dividend Stock (The Market Cap)

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IN TODAY'S ISSUE: Undervalued, High-Yield Dividend Stock and Stocks for Growth & Stability

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2 Juggernauts for Growth and Stability in a Volatile Market By Bret Jensen, Editor of Small Cap Gems It has been a rough start to 2015 for investors. January reprised the downward bias it had to start 2014 and major indices were down 2-4 percent for the month. Global worries abound. Greece elected a far left government that is pushing the country into direct confrontation with the "troika" that has loaned the country more than $250 billion. This is putting the Euro and EU under duress. Value and stability are hard to come by in this market, but these two stocks have great potential with FY2015 and FY2016 growth estimates dwarfing those of most other stocks. Not only will they continue to grow, they are also insulated from all of the gloom that has been congregating around the international markets. I think embracing large cap growth companies with visible earnings streams and reasonable valuations are the way to go right now. I particularly like the biotech and biopharma sectors here. The area outperformed the overall market and actually posted a gain in January. These areas have less currency exposure than most American multinationals and are less impacted by slowing global growth as well. Oil prices continued to fall during the month putting additional pressure on the energy sector, triggering huge reductions in capital expenditure plans across the oil and gas industry and sending the Russian economy into recession. The plunge in crude is also impacting two of our country's largest trading partners: Canada and Mexico. Click to continue reading ** Just Launched **   Bret Jensen's Blue Chip Gems Register today as a Charter Member for 50% Off. My Most Undervalued, High-Yield Secure Dividend Stock By Tim Plaehn, Editor of The Dividend Hunter The stock market volatility and falling share prices we have experienced over the last four months have produced price disruptions that are not justified by the underlying business operations of the companies whose share prices have been driven down. Leaving the field wide open for finding extremely undervalued businesses where investors can find quick price appreciation. Just Launched: Bret Jensen's Blue Chip Gems. Register today as a Charter Member for 50% Off. [ad] In the case of high-yield stocks, a sharp drop in the share price forces investors to decide whether the decline is due to a possible dividend rate cut or is just a case of overblown fear about a dividend reduction that will not actually happen. In our case, its the latter. The stock unveiled in this article has been hammered along with the rest of the energy sector, but the good news is the business is healthy and the dividend may even increase shooting the stock price even higher. The steep decline in the price of a barrel of crude oil has resulted in a sell off of almost any stock that is even remotely related to the energy sector. While the lower share prices may be appropriate for companies with revenues directly tied to the price of oil, many other stocks have been tarred by the same brush but are not in danger of a collapse in revenues. Out of the dividend stock recommendations I have for my subscribers with The Dividend Hunter, this one stock now has the most striking combination of recent share price decline and a high probability the dividend will continue at the current rate or higher. With its current 11.6% yield, it offers that very attractive yield plus potential capital gains when the market realizes the current dividend rate is safe. I reveal the company's name in this week's article. Click to continue reading

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