 A Higher Dividend Tax is Coming. Here's How to Beat It
The landscape for income investors is on the cusp of changing. In the next
few months, Congress will vote on the 2010 federal budget, which is likely
to recommend a provision to increase dividend taxes on some Americans. If
passed, the rule change will require new strategies for income investors.
And while some investments will suffer, we found one high-yield investment
class that looks even more attractive after the tax hike.
 This Ignored Country is Booming
A tiny nation of seven million people has the most start-up companies in the
world outside of the United States.
 SEC Creates the Bargain of the Year
One of last year's hottest stocks is now trading at a historical discount,
thanks in part to an informal SEC inquiry into revenue recognition
practices. Another government agency recently gave the company its stamp of
approval, however, and now could be the best time to invest in this industry
leader.
 Profit from the One Sector the Government Won't Allow to Fail
Investors looking for value might not be able to find more upside than this
embattled segment -- one on which Uncle Sam is spending billions to save.
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The Little-Known Asset
Class Boosted Its Yields By +151%
These special securities were designed for one sole purpose --
to provide investors with a steady stream of rising income.
We're not talking about some fantasy investment idea. We're
talking about a little known and often misunderstood group of
securities called "General Partners" -- or "GPs" for short.
Is
This Tiny Stock the Next
Exxon -- Or the Next
Budweiser?
This investment could make anyone who listens filthy rich. The company
owns a unique living compound with huge potential in the production of
cellulosic ethanol -- a market with +15,900% government-mandated growth
ahead. Who knows how high this stock is headed? I don't. But it's so
cheap now that making 100x your money is possible once the technology
goes mainstream.
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more details.
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There are a number of iron-clad reasons
inflation is likely headed higher and
the dollar is destined to move lower.
These separate but related macroeconomic
tidal forces can exert tremendous pull
on the market -- and they are both
tugging in the same direction. That's
why the environment is starting to look
conducive for Treasury
Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS),
but which of these asset classes has
history shown to thrive even more under
these hostile conditions?
A.)
AAA
Corporate bonds
B.)
Commodities
C.)
Real estate
D.)
Small-cap stocks
E.)
Municipal bonds
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 Stocks
That Will Suffer at the Hands of
Congress
Getting your hands on this list
gives you some spectacular
short-sale opportunities. An
innocent company can see its stock
plunge -90% when the government
decides it's time for a policy
change. The few who see it coming
and actively short the stock end up
profiting hand over fist.
 The
Truth About Gold
Investors are pouring billions of
dollars into gold today, but don't
invest a cent until you read my
report. In it, I reveal the several
shocking truths about the yellow
metal that every investor must
know...
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