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[Handle123]

I have some capital and I don't want to trade, probably because I'm no good at it and don't want to spend all day in front of the computer.
Any ideas on how to get some decent yield without having to watch charts all day?

http://finviz.com/screener.ashx

Find decent stocks that offer higher than 10% dividends, take for instance SUN, Sunoco
http://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=SUN
which is energy stock, as stock price declines, the dividend percentage will go up cause stock price goes down. No one knows when crude oil will stop going down, so take 10% of account and dollar cost average of like 2.5% into buying a stock that presents itself to higher percentage dividends, if stock goes down.

Trendline trading has been used for over hundred years, get a chart book on learning the basics of trend lines.

 

[MarkBrown]

I have some capital and I don't want to trade, probably because I'm no good at it and don't want to spend all day in front of the computer.
Any ideas on how to get some decent yield without having to watch charts all day?

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[zdreg]

http://finviz.com/screener.ashx

Find decent stocks that offer higher than 10% dividends, take for instance SUN, Sunoco
http://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=SUN
which is energy stock, as stock price declines, the dividend percentage will go up cause stock price goes down. No one knows when crude oil will stop going down, so take 10% of account and dollar cost average of like 2.5% into buying a stock that presents itself to higher percentage dividends, if stock goes down.

Trendline trading has been used for over hundred years, get a chart book on learning the basics of trend lines.

most likely the dividends will be cut or eliminated.

 

[comagnum]

Find decent stocks that offer higher than 10% dividends, take for instance SUN, Sunoco

That is one nice looking chart - looks like it's on the verge of trying to break out of a massive H & S bottom - thanks for turning me on to SUN.

 

[Handle123]

most likely the dividends will be cut or eliminated.

Knowing you been trading long time, since Sunoco is in the selling at the pump business, does earnings change regardless if gasoline costs 1.89 gallon(this morning in El Paso) or $4 bucks? Don't they sell about the same amount each year and have a set fee by the gallon? I often thought of them like a utility company, same amount and always open. Still cheaper to take the car to go to Granny's for dinner or work for most people.

I once took busses to other side of the city, girlfriend said it be fun and dumped her after the trip, which was like 22 miles, El Paso is huge in terms of mileage, but there is a mountain in middle of it, 3 hours and four buses later! I can see why Uber taking off.

 

[recession2016]

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