 Why
Serious Income Investors HAVE to Invest Overseas
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In years past, most of the world's stock market
capitalization was locked up in the United States. However,
trillions of dollars in market wealth has been created
overseas in the past decade, and there are now actually more
opportunities outside our borders than within.
For starters, when it
comes time to choosing the very best high-yield stocks, you
need to focus your attention on some of the fastest-growing
areas of the world economy. Over the past 15 years, the
benchmark S&P 500 has not once been the
top-performing stock market worldwide in any given calendar
year. In 2006, for example, it failed to even break the top
ten -- the +14% return of
the S&P 500 wasn't even within shouting distance of, say,
Venezuela's impressive +156%
surge.
And if your portfolio
is stuck exclusively in U.S. securities, then you're also
missing out on some incredible yields. How incredible?
The average U.S. stock in the S&P 500 Index sports a
dividend yield of just 1.8%. By contrast, the average stock in
Great Britain offers a nearly 4.0% yield. Meanwhile, average
yields in faraway destinations like New Zealand are literally
off the charts, recently clocking in at an incredible
6.2%!
And keep in mind that
these are just average dividend yields. In this report,
we'll show you how to uncover only "best of breed"
income securities -- companies and funds with yields of 8%,
10% . . . even 15% or more.
With economic growth
AND average dividend yields abroad simply beating the pants
off of those in the United States, it's a mistake not to look
internationally for a solid income stream.
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