Income Investors:

Why You're Not Hearing About 91% of the World's Highest-Yielding Stocks...
                             ...and How We're Fixing that Right Now

Think back to the most generous yield of any stock you've ever had the good fortune to own.  Now triple it.

That just hints at the kind of cash flow you can pocket right now from the special stocks, bonds and funds you'll find in the brand-new investment service I want to tell you about today.


Dear Investor:

      I'll admit it up front: I'm a yield junkie.

      Give me a solid utility with a 7% dividend and I'm a happy camper. Find me a steadily growing royalty trust paying 12% and I'm in heaven.

      I suspect you get the same thrill from a steady stream of fat dividend checks as I do.

      Problem is, you and I happen to live in one of the stingiest countries in the world when it comes to interest and dividends.

      CDs pay less than 4%, before inflation. T-bills barely pay 1%.

      The average U.S. stock pays just 2.1%. (We now have the lowest-yielding stock market in the world, apart from Japan's.)

      It's a cash-flow desert here in America for anyone who needs to bank a comfortable income off their portfolio. While you can find the occasional high-yielding stock, odds are that anything paying above say, 13%, is a basket case.

      In fact, once you weed out the money losers, only 32 U.S. stocks pay more than 13%.

      Just 32 lonely survivors. But guess what?

      Expand your horizon a bit and it's a completely different story.

      Right now, there are actually 357 profitable companies yielding more than 13% -- they just don't happen to be in the U.S.

      32 here versus 357 abroad -- where do you think the best hunting ground is for yield-hungry investors?

      Fact is, any income investor who doesn't look overseas might as well be playing golf with one club. You're giving up on 91% of your juiciest yields before you even tee off.

How to Get at That 91%

      My name is Paul Tracy. I'm Chief Investment Strategist at StreetAuthority LLC, where we publish the most widely read dividend-focused newsletter in the country, High-Yield Investing. With more than 26,000 paying subscribers, more investors rely on us to lead them to safe high yields than any other service.

      We delight in finding safe stocks, bonds and funds yielding so much that you don't even have to worry about making a capital gain.

      Our subscribers are racking up solid profits by focusing on companies that put shareholders first -- by sharing their profits in the form of steadily increasing cash dividends.

      And we've done our jobs well, if our status as America's highest-circulation income-investing letter means anything.

      But a few years ago, we started noticing that more and more of the highest yields we were finding were foreign. In successive months, we featured a closed-end Asian fund yielding 19.6% . . . a Spanish phone company yielding 11.2% . . . a South American country fund yielding 25.3% . . . a regional European fund yielding 13.8% . . . an emerging market stock fund yielding 20.8% . . . an Australian real-estate firm yielding 14.1% . . . and a Bermuda-based shipping firm yielding 17.4%.

      While we'd prefer to pocket huge yields from IBM and other home-grown blue chips, it just isn't happening.

      Rather than fight this trend, we embraced it . . . and launched an entirely new publication called High-Yield International. And I'm inviting you to become a subscriber today.

The Gift that Keeps on Giving: The Falling U.S. Dollar

The long-term weakening in the greenback creates a double incentive to get into high-yield foreign securities ASAP.

Every euro, peso, ruble or rupee you get in interest and dividends is worth more and more as the dollar slides. Your 10% yield can quickly become a 12% or 15% yield by the time you get your first dividend check.

We see this trend continuing for at least the next two to three years. Here's why . . .

Central bankers tend to respond to slower economic growth by lowering interest rates and to higher economic growth by raising rates. Since the U.S. economy is growing slower than most others, U.S. interest rates will likely drop or stay flat at best while interest rates overseas will rise.

Higher interest rates, in turn, attract bond investors searching for better yields. So we expect money to flow out of U.S. bonds and into foreign bonds in the coming years. That means investors will be selling dollars and buying foreign currencies . . . which means the exchange rate -- and your dividends -- will be moving steadily in your favor.

In High-Yield International, we pinpoint high-yielding investments around the world that are geared to offer outsized gains thanks to the dollar's slide. These picks don't depend on a rosy scenario to produce tremendous returns. They should all generate excellent income without much volatility or downside risk in any economic climate.

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Why We Launched
High-Yield International

      You don't have to be a genius to understand this one. Our 3-part game plan is simplicity itself:

  1. Most foreign economies are growing faster than ours. Simple logic dictates that their stocks will grow faster, too.

  2. Since the U.S. dollar is likely to continue declining, this will accelerate the first trend and compound your profits.

  3. Finally, and most importantly, yields are simply much higher overseas.

      The bottom line is that if you want truly high yields, you need to look overseas. While U.S. shares pay a puny 2.1%, the average stock in New Zealand yields more than 8%! And there are dozens of Kiwi blue chips throwing off 9%, 10%, 11% and more!

      Check out the chart below and you'll see how much more other markets yield. And we're not even including a dozen other smaller markets that are also paying more than the U.S.


      Poland, for example, yields 3.9%. Singapore yields 4.1% . . .  Greece, 3.0% . . . Holland, 3.8% . . . and Taiwan, 3.8%. And remember, those are just the averages, weighted down by large numbers of stocks that don't yield a cent.

      Meanwhile, these foreign yields are getting more valuable every day as the dollar falls. While the U.S. economy cools, the global economy is sizzling, and central banks worldwide are raising interest rates. As investors buy foreign assets to capture these higher rates . . .  and as countries like China diversify their foreign reserves out of the U.S. dollar . . . these currencies are rising fast against the buck.

      But let's not mourn the falling dollar. The flip side of the coin is the rising value of just about every other currency on the planet. And that spells opportunity.

      An appreciating foreign currency gives even the stodgiest foreign stock a wonderful "tail wind," pushing the dollar-value of your investment ever upward -- even if its price in local currency doesn't move a bit.

      For a dramatic example of this, we don't even have to cross the ocean . . .

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First Stop, Canada

      Few people realize that among the world's 16 major currencies, Canada's has been one of the top performers against the U.S. dollar. In fact, the Canadian dollar soared +19% in 2007 against the dollar, far faster than the euro's +12% rise. That means dividend payouts from Canadian companies also surged +19% in the past year for U.S. investors.

      When a yield-hungry investor thinks of Canada, the first thing that comes to mind are oil and gas trusts. But in just three years we can kiss our favorite Canadian energy trusts goodbye. Thanks to the Canadian government's decision to tax them like corporations starting in 2011, their double-digit yields will become a thing of the past.

      Not to worry. A few years ago, our northern neighbor invented another type of security that's as close to the income trust as hot chocolate is to cocoa. "Income deposit securities" may not sound very glamorous, but who cares when they offer juicy yields of up to 13.2%?

      In fact, IDSs are really Canadian income trusts in disguise, efficiently distributing a company's cash flow to shareholders. Canadian investment banks designed them specifically for U.S. companies seeking a Canadian income trust structure better suited to American tax laws.

      While many high-yield securities carry equally high risks, IDSs are special because their rich yields tend to be extremely safe.

      These companies run the gamut from school buses and hospitals to funeral homes and recycling plants. Whatever their focus, all of them are in recession-proof businesses that throw off piles of free cash flow, even in a slowing economy. And they all pass along the lion's share of that cash flow to investors.

      With only ten of these securities trading today, they are easily overlooked. But we first called attention to these high-yield gems over a year ago in High-Yield Investing. In fact, we liked them so much so that we added three to our model portfolios.

      And they haven't let us down. For example, packaged food supplier B&G Foods has been one of our top performers, returning +56% since April 2006, or +25% annually.

      Now let's look at a couple of interesting places for high-yield investors that that you won't find in a typical investment letter . . .

The Highest Interest Rates in the Developed World

      If you think only "iffy" governments in struggling nations pay double-digit interest rates on their bonds . . . allow me to introduce you to Iceland.

      With just 300,000 citizens, Iceland is the smallest country in the world with its own currency. Iceland's high interest rates, set by the central bank to curb inflation, give investors mouthwatering returns just for holding cash.

      But is Iceland a developed country? You bet it is. It has the fourth-highest per capita income in the world, at $54,858. Is it a safe place to put your money? Certainly. The government here has no net debt and is considered the world's least corrupt administration.

      In the U.S., a nation running huge budget and trade deficits, T-bills don't even pay you 2%. In fiscally sound Iceland, you can get 14.2% for the same paper.

      Of course, your interest is paid in Icelandic kronur and then converted back into dollars. So your real return will be even higher if Iceland's currency appreciates against the dollar (as it has for most of the past decade) or lower if it weakens.

      Inflation is heating up in Iceland, so you might give up some of that 14.2% when you cash out. But Icelandic bonds have treated American investors warmly in the past. Many investors who bought them at the start of last year, when the deposits were earning 12%, also saw the krona appreciate +10% by year-end resulting in a total return of +25%.

      Economically, we see good things ahead for Iceland. Traditionally dependent on fishing, Iceland's economy is now diversifying into software, biotechnology and financial industries.

      What's more, Iceland is on track to completely eliminate its use of foreign oil. What an economic shot in the arm that will be! (Almost 90% of homes are already heated by geothermal energy.) And by 2030, Iceland is aiming to be the first country to shift to a hydrogen energy economy. All of which bodes well for Iceland's future -- and its currency.

T-bills that Pay 13.1%? In Africa?

      Iceland isn't the only fast-growing country willing to pay high rates to attract foreign capital. In South Africa, one-year T-bills pay 13.1%.

      The South African rand can be volatile due to inflation and political issues. But with the St. Louis-based bank we'll tell you about in High-Yield International, you don't have to send your money to South Africa to capture these sky-high yields. You can get a six-month CD paying 8.7% right now.

      But you may do even better investing directly with a South African broker. After all, this is Africa's largest and most developed economy, and the world's largest producer of gold and platinum. Thanks to booming precious metals prices, the economy is clipping along at +5.1% growth per year. You'll have plenty of chances to invest directly in high-yielding South African cash cows when you subscribe to High-Yield International.

Worried About Inflation? Invest Here and Let It Make You Rich!

Rising prices for raw materials is bad news in most places. Not in Australia.

Australia is one of the most important agricultural and commodity producers in the world. And that's why it's the perfect place to be when inflation rears its ugly head. Since rising commodity prices help a country that's rich in them, inflation is actually good news down there.

Now is the time to put some money in Australia. The same holds true for New Zealand. You won't be sorry. Grain shortages in Asia are already pumping up production on Australia's farms. Steel, nickel and copper are pouring out of Australian mines into the booming Asian economies. Huge and growing Asian demand is boosting the stocks of New Zealand's food producers. It will also put constant upward pressure on the Australian and New Zealand dollars -- in turn increasing the value of anything you own down under.

We'll give the full details on our favorite opportunities in our new special report, Top Yields Down Under: Our Five Favorite High-Yield Stocks in Australia and New Zealand. We'll send you a free copy with your no-risk charter subscription to High-Yield International.

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The Land Of Milk . . . and Money

      Over the past 10 years, the New Zealand Stock Market has surged +129%, and the "Kiwi" dollar has risen more than +50% vs. our own, bringing the gains for American investors up to +226%.

      Is the party over in New Zealand?

      Our prediction: The best is yet to come.

      Long-term global population pressures are strongly bullish for this naturally rich nation.

      New Zealand single-handedly accounts for one-third of the world's dairy trade . . . and the global rise in the price of milk is showering windfall profits on the nation's dairy farmers.

      In fact, New Zealand's biggest dairy operation hiked its 2008 payout by +27% over 2007. The money will be flowing like milk, first to New Zealand's farmers and then into the country's stock market.

      This helps explain why stocks in New Zealand offer the highest dividends in the world. The average payout is over 8%.

      Meanwhile, rock-solid New Zealand government bonds now pay 6.4% . . . and outside money continues to flow into the country to capture these attractive rates. No wonder the Kiwi dollar just hit a 26-year high.

You're Not a Kiwi?
Your Dividends are Even Bigger!

      These high-yielding New Zealand stocks are an even better deal than they appear . . . because their dividends are effectively tax-free.

      Local New Zealand investors are given tax credits to compensate for the tax they pay on dividends. Since overseas investors can't use these credits, most New Zealand companies pay higher dividends to overseas investors than to resident investors. Where else can you find companies that pay you extra just because you're an American?

So Why Are Yields
Higher Overseas, Anyway?

      There are three reasons why yields on U.S. stocks fall far short of what other countries give you:

  1. Until 2003 the U.S. taxed dividends as ordinary income -- creating an incentive for companies to deploy excess cash in other ways. It's simply part of U.S. corporate culture to make acquisitions, repurchase shares or expand the business rather than pay dividends to shareholders. After all, these shareholders would immediately lose a portion of those dividends to Uncle Sam. Although qualified dividends are now taxed at a lower 15% rate, corporate America has not fully adjusted its cash-deployment strategy.

  2. Many industries in foreign countries are dominated by state-sanctioned monopolies. These old-school companies, with strong ties to the government, tend to be the most stable -- and some of the highest-yielding -- on the planet. By contrast, the U.S. has opened up many industries to fierce competition . . . hurting margins, profits and dividends in the process.

  3. The largest companies in emerging markets need to offer enticing yields to attract foreign investors. The solid dividend payments put a floor on a firm's share price and protect against steep drops.

Entire Markets Surging
Triple Digits

      While the S&P 500 had a lackluster 2007, rising just 3.5%, just look at the returns posted by other stock markets around the world . . .

      U.S. stocks have never moved like this. Never. The highest one-year gain the S&P 500 ever reported was +45% -- and that was a lifetime ago . . . in 1954.

      In 2007, the S&P 500 didn't even crack the top 50, coming in 76th out of the world's 90 major stock-market indexes. 

      On top of eye-popping returns, when you venture off the U.S. exchanges you also find freakishly high yields.

      This is a whole new ball game. And it requires extreme due diligence. When you're buying Venezuelan stocks yielding 18%, and you're looking over your shoulder at Hugo Chavez, you'll feel a lot better knowing that our High-Yield International staff has done the research first.

"I have made money with all the international stocks, ETFs, and funds with foreign stocks recommended by StreetAuthority that I have bought."

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      Buying Venezuelan stocks isn't for everyone. But what if I told you that in neighboring Brazil, you can get the same yields at a fraction of the risk?

      Brazil has its problems, but in contrast to Venezuela, it's staunchly capitalist and pro-American.

      On the Sao Paolo exchange as I write this, no fewer than 22 stocks are yielding more than 10%. And thanks to liberalized SEC regulations and adventurous new brokerages, you can now buy these cash cows without leaving your armchair.

      That's the kind of insight you get with High-Yield International -- and nowhere else. If a service like this existed, we would never have gone to the expense and trouble of starting this one from scratch.

      Join us as we venture to these newly accessible markets and you'll see stocks yielding 15.4% . . . mutual funds yielding 13.1% . . . closed-end bond funds yielding 16.3% . . . along with high-yielding REITs, royalty trusts, limited partnerships, ETFs, preferred stocks, convertible preferreds . . . and a few strange investment creatures you probably never knew existed!

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What We Bring to the Table

      It's tough to research, analyze and follow far-away stocks yourself. Heck, it's not easy for us -- and that's all we do for a living. So we've put together a great team to do the work for you.

      We've hired veteran income investor Nick Lanyi to head up High-Yield International.

      This award-winning financial reporter and investment analyst serves as editor, decision maker and portfolio picker for our new advisory service.

      We couldn't have found a better man for the job. Nick has spent 17 years researching and analyzing money-making opportunities for three of the most widely-read investment advisory services in history.

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      At Louis Rukeyser's Wall Street, Nick spent the better part of a decade as a core member of Rukeyser's trusted research team, covering the entire investment waterfront.

      Louis Rukeyser was the first person to bring Wall Street to Main Street, via his pioneering television show that drew 10 times the audience of the likes of CNBC. And his print advisory was by far the most popular investment letter in history.

      During his rigorous apprenticeship, Nick steadily rose through the ranks to ultimately supervise all investment research for Rukeyser's newsletter. He personally analyzed hundreds of companies and spent years specifically focused on high-yielding stocks and bonds.

      If anyone was destined to inherit Rukeyser's skill at isolating Wall Street's few proven producers from a sea of riff raff, it was Nick.

      Using Rukeyser's priceless Rolodex, Nick established working relationships with virtually every prominent money manager on Wall Street. He interviewed dozens of top money managers and analysts. And he developed the rare knack for translating their often-arcane statements into plain English that the rest of us can understand and act on.

Why ADRs Don't Cut It Anymore

ADRs used to play a crucial role here in the U.S. market.

Then came Sarbanes-Oxley.

Sarbanes-Oxley imposed onerous new requirements on listed companies. It even said corporations must have international auditors review and sign off on their computer systems, a job costing at least $3 million.

It's no surprise that new ADR issues are almost non-existent.

Why should international companies go to the trouble when legions of eager new investors are cropping up around the world, especially in the emerging economies of Asia?

Unfortunately, the pool of ADRs that U.S investors can dip their toes into is drying up fast.

Even some of the world's premier companies -- including Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industries, the world's largest contract-maker of electronics -- are off-limits to U.S. investors. These companies haven't bothered to register with the SEC, and don't have ADRs.

The point is, if you want the best foreign stocks, you can't just sit back and buy ADRs. You have to go out and search for the winners abroad. Which is exactly why we launched High-Yield International.

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It's the Smartest Way to Invest Here . . .
AND Over There

      Study after study has proven that over the long haul, stocks with higher dividends outperform all others.

      If you invested $100,000 in non-dividend paying stocks in 1972, you'd have $240,000 today. That same $100,000 in dividend-payers would have made you $3.2 million. Even better, stocks that initiated or raised their dividends turned $100,000 into more than $4 million.

      Everything that makes high-yield investing so lucrative here holds true overseas as well.

      High-yielding investments offer the most compelling risk-reward trade-off you can find . . . a smooth path to wealth instead of heart-stopping peaks and plunges. From 1971 to 2001, boring but dividend-heavy utility stocks actually outperformed the Nasdaq's aggressive but dividendless technology stocks -- while incurring about half the volatility along the way. International utility stocks, with their even higher yields, did even better.

      One more thing: dividends keep management honest. You can hide a lot of bad news with tricky accounting, but you can't fake dividends. Dividends send a clear message that management is putting shareholders first by paying them the profits they deserve as co-owners of the business.

We're Not Allergic to
Capital Gains, Either!

      It's a funny thing about high-payout companies: hold them long enough and before you know it, you're usually sitting on a nice-sized capital gain as well. Here are few cases from our own experience in digging up high-yielding stocks for StreetAuthority subscribers:

  • When we featured DryShips, Inc., it was trading at $11.35 and yielding 7.1%. While the dividend has been coming in like clockwork, the share price has skyrocketed to over $60, handing us a whopping +472% capital gain. And all this has happened in two years!

  • Likewise with another shipper, Diana Shipping. We featured this one at the same time as DryShips, because its 12.7% yield caught our eye. But the stock has since jumped +117%, for a triple-our-money total return of +156%.

  • Sometimes the dividend itself rises so high and so fast that capital gains are beside the point. A bit over three years ago we added a stock to our portfolio at $57.41. It has since paid us dividends totaling $45.18. So we've almost got our stock for free at this point.

  • We bought an oil royalty trust operating in Alaska three and a half years ago at $39.84 per share. It was paying a $3.82 dividend for a yield of 9.6%. Now it's paying $12.18 a share, giving our readers a 30.6% yield on their original buy-in price. Meanwhile, the shares are trading at over $93, for a total return of +253%.

  • Even so-so yielders like most utility stocks can surprise you. Edison International wasn't paying a whole lot when we first spotted it about three and a half years ago. But we knew its dividend was reliable. Edison's payout has risen 53% and its share price has almost doubled, giving our readers a +113% total return.

      You get the picture. When you own a steadily growing cash machine, good things tend to happen. You either pocket paycheck-size dividends on a regular basis, or watch your pile of beans grow into a mountain of cash.

Safety Is Everything

      I'm not naive about the dangers that can lurk behind outlandishly high yields.

      So to make sure your dividend is SAFE, we put every stock, bond and mutual fund through a unique analytical boot camp. It's like an x-ray for detecting safe and lasting income streams. We then rank them from best to worst based on our unique scoring system. No one else has this ranking mechanism.

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      Here are just a few things we need to see before we even think about recommending an investment to you:

  • A long track record of improving earnings. The longer a firm has been profitable, the more likely it is to deliver steady returns in the coming years.

  • A history of consistent and growing dividend payments. We want to see steadily increasing dividends with no declines or missed payments.

  • Strong cash flows. Since you can't pay dividends without cash, we stick to companies that are generating above-average amounts of cash each and every year.

  • Strong projected growth. Growing firms are more likely to be able to boost their dividends in the future.

  • A sustainable payout ratio. Firms occasionally pay out 100% or more of their earnings to shareholders. They can't do this for long without cutting their dividend. We avoid firms that are skating too close to the edge.

      It's hard enough to gather this data on U.S. companies. When you're deciding whether to put money into an Argentine cattle ranch or a South African paper mill, it becomes a real scavenger hunt.

      If we can't verify the numbers to our own comfort level, we take a pass. Instead of swinging wildly for the fences, we prefer to stand calmly at home plate, patiently waiting for the perfect moment to swing. There's no hurry, because the umpire can never call us out. We simply wait as long as we want for the ideal pitch to float across the plate.

5 More Reasons to Send a Few Bucks Abroad

Better Performance -- While U.S. stocks have shrunk to the tune of 5.1% over the past 12 months, 73 international stock markets did much better. Brazilian stocks were up 64%, China was up 38%, and India was up 28%, just to name a few.

Less Risk -- A portfolio that's even just 20% international gives you a better return than an all-American portfolio, with 10% less risk. That's the beauty of diversification.

Emerging markets are playing catch-up -- They already account for 43% of the world's income, but only 7% of world stock market capitalization. As these numbers eventually come into balance, their stocks will soar. And China is too huge to ignore. In the next decade, it could well overtake the U.S. just as we leaped past Great Britain in the last century.

The world is embracing economic change -- Major industries such as telecommunications, utilities and transportation are shifting from government to private control throughout the world. For investors, that's pure heaven because it almost guarantees growth and higher corporate profits.

International stocks are at bargain prices -- Many top-notch foreign blue chips are selling at half the levels of their equivalent American counterparts. These bargains can't last forever. We'll provide full details on this cross-border "arbitrage" opportunity in your issues of High-Yield International.

Why It's Easier Than Ever to Go International

      Time was, only rich people and institutions could invest abroad. But small investors hungry for overseas stocks are having it easier every day.

      Democracy has come to Wall Street, and formerly unattainable markets are now easily and cheaply traded by everyone.

      The most recent big news is that the SEC is now allowing foreign brokers to sell directly to U.S. investors. This marks the first time since the Wall Street crash of 1929 that the SEC has allowed that.

      Conversely, U.S. online brokerages are now starting to offer direct access to the markets in Toronto, Tokyo, Paris, Hong Kong, Australia and London.

We'll Show You The Right Way
To Buy Foreign Stocks

      Most foreign companies trade in the U.S. on the Pink Sheets using five-letter symbols ending in "f" . . . or through over-the-counter ADRs, with five-letter symbols ending in "y."

      Don't touch them! Trading five-letter foreign stocks through market makers is a rip-off.

      Their bid/ask spreads are so wide that you could drive a truck between them. All this does is enrich the market maker at your expense.

      By the time many foreign companies make it to the U.S. investor, they're trading over the counter as if they were penny stocks.

      When the market maker is offering to sell you a share of XYZ for $1.00 but will buy it back for just $0.90, you're in the hole by 10% right out of the gate.

      We'll show you a better way . . . in a special report you can get FREE with your trial subscription to High-Yield International. In The Smart Way to Buy Foreign Stocks, you'll see how to have your foreign trades executed directly on foreign exchanges, cut out the market maker, and keep the savings for yourself.

The Smart Way To Buy Foreign Stocks

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      Whether you're investing in Zanzibar or on the NYSE, you're making a currency bet.

      Get the currency right and you've already won more than half the battle. If you can get into a country when its currency is 200 units to the dollar and get out when it's 100 to the dollar, you've already doubled your money. And that's on top of any capital gain on the stock, or interest on the bond.

      I hate to discourage all the stock pickers out there, but the simple fact is that it's much more important to be in the right countries than the right stocks.

      An appreciating currency pushes the dollar-value of your investment ever upward, even if its price in local currency doesn't move a bit.

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      Take Australia, for example. You could have bought any Australian stock five years ago, and with the currency doubling against the dollar, you would have had an extra 100% in your pocket -- on top of whatever the stock returns. The +160% return of Australia's All Ordinaries Index became a +301% gain for U.S. investors.

      Almost the exact same thing happened in New Zealand. Over the past five years, stocks have soared +92% there. But American investors gained +176% because of the currency effect.

      In Germany, stocks rose +165% in euros, but in dollar terms they were up +273%.

      It goes on and on around the world. In Great Britain, stocks rose +94% for British investors, but +145% for their U.S. counterparts.

      In Brazil, the currency effect was like rocket fuel. Local investors saw their shares soar +518% . . . but in dollar terms Brazilian stocks gained an eye-popping +1,203%!

This Is Our Only Job -- So We Give It All We've Got

      High-Yield International is the only periodical devoted exclusively to helping you profit from high-yielding foreign securities.

      And that's all we do: dig up dependable cash-in-hand securities from Australia to Zurich that steadily steamroll ahead, compounding their gains into ever-higher total returns.

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      On the contrary, when you try High-Yield International, the risk is all ours. You don't risk a penny with our 100% money-back guarantee.

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What You'll Get When You Join Us

      High-Yield International is a web-based newsletter that you can access the instant we release each monthly issue. You can then easily print out the issue from your computer if you wish.

      You'll never have to wait for your issue by snail mail because as soon as we dot the last "i", we'll e-mail you the complete issue.

      You don't have to log on to a web site and fumble around with a password. The issue goes straight to your email inbox.

      In addition to your monthly issues and mid-month updates, we'll alert you by email whenever there's breaking news on one of our holdings.

Here's a peek at just a small part of what you can expect
in every issue:

  • Nick Lanyi's Global Focus:  Here Nick focuses on a particular country or region of the globe. It's a unique level of analysis that you won't find in any other advisory service.

  • International High-Yielder of the Month:  Most of our readers will turn here first. It's an in-depth profile of an especially attractive company, fund, trust (or perhaps an exotic security you've never even heard of before) that we are adding to one of our portfolios immediately.

  • Portfolio Review:  News and updates on portfolio holdings, including current advice . . . plus a look ahead at one or two new companies we're looking at for possible purchase.

  • Our Reliable Income Portfolio of foreign common stocks, preferred stocks, mutual funds and ETFs with high and dependable yields . . . and some downside-risk protection. These stable, growing cash cows have long track records and strong future prospects. You can count on them to deliver premium income year-in and year-out.

  • Our more aggressive Ultra-High-Yield Portfolio of securities with breathtaking yields of up to 23%. Granted they come with downside risk -- but here's where you'll find some of the highest yielding investment ideas on the planet. Everything in here offers an annual income stream of 10% or greater.

  • You'll also get a Mid-Month Update every month. This is not a skimpy bulletin, but a solid overview of the global high-yield scene, with specific buy/sell/hold advice on every position in our portfolio.

Look at What Else You Get . . .

      To welcome you as a new subscriber, and to get off to a running start, you'll also receive a package of special reports we've prepared especially for new subscribers. Here's a peek at the three you get with a one-year subscription:

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The Smart Way to Buy Foreign Stocks
2

Astounding (and Surprisingly Safe)
Yields in Emerging Markets
3

Fund Favorites:
Three Closed-End Winners for Dividend Lovers
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Come on board for two years
and you get these four additional reports:

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Top Yields Down Under: Our Five Favorite High-Yield Stocks in Australia and New Zealand
5

Secret Asian Cash Cows: Three High-Yielding Stocks Western Investors Are Missing Out On
6

Heading South for Higher Yields: Latin America's Top Three Income Stocks
7

Global Gems:
Four Top-Yielding Foreign Winners
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Charter Subscribers Save $397

      A year of High-Yield International, which entitles you to 12 months of advice, complete with buy and sell signals, plus as-needed updates -- e-mailed to you within minutes of our investing decisions -- costs $794.

      But to mark the launch of our new project, we're offering half-priced charter subscriptions for just $397 (with a 100% money-back guarantee, of course).

      If you think about it, $397 is a modest price to pay for this level of service. On a $100,000 portfolio, it's like paying a 0.397% management fee, which is far less than you'd pay any mutual fund or asset manager -- even if you could find one in the arcane area of international high yields.

      By the way, you can pay even less by signing on for two years, which drops the price to $697. You have the same 100% money-back guarantee as a one-year subscription, but you save an extra $97. That's a steep discount off the standard two-year rate.

Not for Everyone . . . But Maybe Perfect For You

      High-Yield International isn't for everyone. It's a focused and comprehensive service for committed income investors. Join us and you will be part of an elite investment alliance -- not a mass-circulation service.

      Instead of trying to get a zillion subscribers, we want to make sure our service does what it's supposed to for you: take the guesswork out of choosing high-yields from around the world without any hidden liabilities that could trip up a safety-first investor.

      But I think once you try a few issues . . . and see for yourself the mouthwatering income plays that excited us enough to start this service . . . the cost will be the last thing on your mind.

      On a $100,000 portfolio, you could pocket $10,000 per year in dividends alone in these foreign cash cows -- and plenty more if you want to be aggressive. Is making six times the yield of the average stock -- while reducing your risk -- worth 81 cents a day?

      Only you can answer that. But our guarantee makes the fee irrelevant. I invite you to try High-Yield International for three full months with zero commitment.

"As a retired partner of a brokerage firm, (35 years in the profession) and a subscriber of several investment services -- it's yours that I look forward to most. And yes, I have done nicely following your recommendations. Thank you."

Robert Hinsen
Lee's Summit, MO

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      If it's not right for you, we'll send you every penny of your payment back. No fine print. Take three full issues to decide. (Even after your three-month trial period is over, you can still get a pro-rated refund anytime you choose.)

      Finally, I would like to remind you that High Yield International is the only advisory devoted to profiting from both these powerful themes:

  1. Increasingly strong economic growth outside the U.S.

  2. Abnormally high dividend yields available on international securities.

      Join us and you'll be part of a growing brotherhood of like-minded investment adventurers who share our love for reliable investment ideas delivering hefty income and strong capital gains.

      When those fat distribution checks come rolling in, the beauty of our "pay-me-now" approach will be obvious. You'll recoup your initial investment before you know it. After that, every check is pure gravy. And any capital gain down the road is icing on the cake.

      One last thing: look around you and you'll see why I am so convinced that NOW is the time to make this move.

      Between the mortgage mess and the credit crisis . . . record oil prices and nagging inflation . . . the budget deficit and the trade gap . . . it all adds up to a pretty strong headwind for U.S. investors. Fed Chairman Bernanke has said so himself.

      So it's your choice. You can place your investment future on the back of U.S. stocks . . . a market yielding 2.1% that even optimistic forecasters believe will eke out just +5% to +8% annual gains . . . or join us as we lock in solid foreign plays yielding from 9% to 23% right out of the gate in dividends alone.

      We think the choice is clear. Please click here to take advantage of our Charter Discount today.

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Sincerely,


Paul Tracy
Chief Investment Strategist
High-Yield International

P.S.  Here are just a few of the companies in our portfolio right now that are scheduled to pay a sizeable dividend in the next three months alone:

Country
Business
Annual yield based on next dividend
Canada Natural Gas +14.3%
Bermuda Shipping +16.9%
Ireland Aircraft Leasing +14.2%
Australia Energy +20.8%
Multiple Real Estate +23.1%

Don't let these payouts pass you by!

P.P.S. Go ahead and try High-Yield International FREE for three months! That's right -- sign up now and take the next three monthly issues -- plus the special reports -- while you decide if the service is right for you. If it's not, no problem. We'll return your entire payment -- 100% -- and all the special reports you receive will be yours to keep.

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