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The February Issue of The Oxford Income Letter Is Now Online!
A Note From Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld: I can’t wait to get this month’s research in your hands. After last month’s Annual Forecast Issue, in which I predicted that we’d see inflation sooner than most investors think, I’ve been hard at work finding unique opportunities to take advantage of it.
At the top of my list is my recommendation for this month, a pick-and-shovel innovator from the energy sector that pays a robust 4% yield.
I’ve also gathered research on…
- Why it will pay to branch out beyond U.S. stocks
- An often overlooked factor that influences commodities prices
- How the federal debt will leave central bankers with a tough choice
As always, thank you for being an Oxford Income Letter reader.
Without further ado…
Here’s a glimpse at what you’ll find in this month’s issue:
- Explosive Growth and a 4% Yield. February’s main recommendation is a pick-and-shovel play on rising commodities prices. As inflation and interest rates begin to surge, so should this 4% yielder…
- For Value and Growth, Look Across the Pond. This month, Contributing Analyst Jody Chudley argues that the S&P 500’s bull run may be long in the tooth –– but there are plenty of lucrative opportunities across the Atlantic…
- Can You Smell What the Market Is Cooking? Inflation is brewing, but many investors haven’t caught on yet. Here in The Oxford Income Letter, though, we’re taking steps to prepare for rising prices…
- Oxford Income Mailbag. Marc explains how to best use beta to assess portfolio risk. Then, he clarifies why master limited partnerships are almost always best held in a taxable account and reveals why investors in high tax brackets may want to adjust their strategy.