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Dogs of the Dow Round 2
January 03, 2003
What a Year!

December 27, 2002
AKAM up 223%

November 22, 2002
DG Still a Bargain
November 15, 2002
Time to Take More Profits
November 08, 2002
82% in Just 10 Days
November 01, 2002
One Week ñ 25.6% Average Gains

October 25, 2002
TLK up 13%

October 18, 2002
DG on Hold
October 11, 2002
Insiders Flocking
October 04, 2002
MWY up 10%…
September 20, 2002
Insiders are Flocking…
September 20, 2002
Hold GNK
September 13, 2002
DG SSS up 6.3%
September 6, 2002
In this DG Earnings
August 30, 2002
Hold HPON

August 23, 2002
Dollar Store Run
August 16, 2002
DG SSS up 6.6%
August 9, 2002
Sell EWJ
August 2, 2002
DG - the place to be
July 26, 2002
Good News Remains
July 19, 2002
ITRU Up 61%
July 12, 2002
More Gains
July 5, 2002
ITRU Up 53% in 11 Days
June 28, 2002
ITRU Up 36% in Nine Days
June 26, 2002
IBN Remains a Hold
June 14, 2002
Gold in the Markets
June 7, 2002

WINKóSell it for 52% Profits
May 31, 2002

South African Breweries Update
May 24, 2002

Holds and Sells
May 17, 2002

IC now IBN
May 10, 2002

59% Gains, 10 Days
May 3, 2002

WINK up 8%
April 26, 2002





 

 

Dogs of the Dow Round 2

By Ian L. Cooper

Earlier this year, Christian DeHaemer put out a list of six Dogs of the Dow stocks that returned an average 10 percent in less than three months. The idea is straightforward. You buy the Dow stocks with the highest dividend yields and watch them outperform the rest of the market. Dogs of the Dow stocks are a good buy for a few reasons. One, Dow stocks most likely will not go out of business. Two, the Dogs pay a dividend. And, three, we’re buying these stocks at low prices.

The stocks we like this time around are Philip Morris (MO:NYSE), paying out a six percent dividend, J.P. Morgan Chase (JPM:NYSE), paying out close to six percent in dividends, Eastman Kodak (EK:NYSE), paying out a 5.1 percent dividend, SBC Communications (SBC:NYSE), paying out four percent, and Honeywell (HON:NYSE), which pays a nice yield of 3.1 percent. These are all speculative buys that we will look to take profits from later this year. For now, if you should decide to buy in, plan to hold for the long haul.

It helps that many are optimistic that 2003 will be a good year to be an investor, especially since Bush is expected to make dividend taxation a key part of our economic stimulus package, which would bring more investors into the pool to buy more high dividend yield stocks.

 


 

 

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