Go to “Investments Core Portfolio” for current holdings.
(Update September 2013. We had an entry point at $22.00 in early Sept. but I would not buy now.)
Way back in December I started watching SDIV. (Click here to read.) It was running around $22.00 and ran all the way up to $24.00 I never did buy because it was moving up too rapidly.
“It provides exposure to 100 companies worldwide that rank among the highest dividend yielding equity securities in the world. It offers exposure to a broad range of sectors and countries, many on hard-to-access foreign exchanges.”
With this mini crash that we are seeing, we have a great opportunity to buy a little bit of SDIV around $23.09. It pays almost 8% and would be held for years. BUY TODAY. US Companies comprise 23%, This is a worldwide etf.
The market decline the last two days should be viewed as buying opportunities. If you have been holding off, consider buying small positions now.
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