I learnt about the Investment Quality Trends stock newsletter from this Forbes magazine interview column. IQ Trends has a very interesting stock selection strategy. A stock is undervalued (and hence a buy) when its dividend yield is at the high end of its historical range. At the other extreme, a stock is overvalued and should be sold.
In the Forbes video interview, the newsletter’s editor mentions the following stocks:
- Citigroup (C) - 3.54%
- AIG (AIG) - 0.65%
- Claire’s Stores (CLE) - 1.46%
- Sigma-Aldrich (SIAL) - 1.20%
- Bristol-Myers (BMY) - 4.38%
(Full Disclosure: I own shares in AIG)
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1 Anonymous // May 28, 2005 at 12:30 pm
Off topic: It would be great if you had a suggestion box or a place to email you with questions/suggestions.
I just learned a new term called “washing” which allows you to avoid foreign currency conversions inside your RRSP. I thought it was a good tip and figured it’s worthy of a blog post for others.
2 Canadian Capitalist // May 28, 2005 at 9:26 pm
Anonymous: I apologize for not having a “Contact me” button. For now, you can contact me at ccapitalist-at-yahoo-dot-com.
3 Anonymous // May 29, 2005 at 10:14 pm
There’s a Canadian version of IQ Trends at http://www.dividend-growth.org/ and it’s FREE.
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