Dividends - Huge Investment Potential

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Where Can You Turn $300 Into $1.3 Million Right Now?

Our own small-company specialist, Robert Morris, has found a way to 'sniff out' tiny penny stocks on the verge of a major breakout.  And the timing for this has never been better.

You see, the system takes advantage of an obscure SEC regulation that sends penny stock prices through the roof.

We've seen some stocks gain 852%... 5,450%... even 17,496% in no time flat.

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Back before the latest subprime mortgage debacle, the internet boom, the oil crisis, and the lunar landing, investors invested for one thing and one thing only – cash. Back at the turn of the century, it was very uncommon for the average American household to own any stocks.

As a matter of fact, when the average American had money to invest their investment of choice was bonds.  Bonds that paid cold, hard, cash.  People focused on their yield and the quality of the company.  Over the decades this simple way of looking at investments was lost in all of the hype.

Now the equities market is all the rage, and yet the tried and true method of looking to your cash on cash return is as relevant as ever.  Let’s consider for a moment the stock Altria (MO) formerly Philip Morris and Kraft Foods.  Now, according to my research, if you had purchased $10,000 of this stock back in 1970, you would have received a few hundred shares and a dividend of about $70.

Fast forward to today.  That same investment is worth more than $2.5 million, but more importantly you would be getting over $90,000 every year in dividends.

You would be making a 900% return on your investment in dividends alone!

The key here is that the dividend continued to grow and build year after year – and all you, the smart investor, had to do was collect the dividend checks.  Amazingly, Altria carries today a dividend yield of just over 4%.

One interesting stock to look at is National City (NCC) a growing financial institution focused on commercial and retail banking it currently yields just over 5.5% on its dividend, and amazingly has grown that dividend consistently over the last five years.

•  Syniverse Holdings (SVR) was the lucky recipient of three upgrades this week from analysts at Bear Stearns, Robert W. Baird, and Wedbush Morgan with price targets reaching $15 per share.  The company provides technology and services to wireless communication companies.

•  American States Water (AWR) received an upgrade from the analyst at Janney Montgomery who moved from a neutral to a buy rating.

•  Chicago Mercantile (CMV) received an upgrade and a $622 price target from the analyst at Bank of America.

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