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A Note From Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld: The fight against COVID-19 may have shut down everything from restaurants to theaters, but the stock market is still open. And this month, I’m giving you a backstage pass.
My July edition of The Oxford Income Letter will take you behind the scenes on Wall Street… from the comfort and safety of your own home.
I explain more in the video above, but here’s the general idea…
Often, the most powerful investors are the ones who can see through the bluster companies create and discover the truth about how healthy and sustainable they truly are.
But after three decades in the market, I believe that the secrets to successful investing shouldn’t be kept among tight-lipped Wall Street executives.
So join me as I pull back the curtain on this exclusive industry. Check out this month’s issue for details on…
- A Perpetual Dividend Raiser that is a cash flow machine
- The top multimillion-dollar secrets Wall Street executives DON’T want you to know
- My favorite bond on the market right now
- And much more!
Thank you to all those readers who have been with me for years as well as to those who just joined. I can’t wait for you to benefit from the opportunities I’ve outlined this month.
Now let’s get to business…
Here’s a glimpse at what you’ll find in this month’s issue:
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- The One True Metric That Wall Street Doesn’t Want You to Know. Long ago, Marc changed his entire investing philosophy – and if you’re still tethered to Wall Street’s way of thinking, it’s time for you to do the same. This month’s pick is a high-tech Perpetual Dividend Raiser that has plenty of room to grow…
- The Quick (and Sometimes Dirty) Guide to Company Financials. It’s time that shareholders got put in the driver’s seat. This month, Marc explains all of the key financial metrics that investors should know – and what it suggests when self-serving executives manipulate them…
- Your Next Great Fixed Income Discovery. Marc has his eye on a one-of-a-kind fixed income play – corporate bond that may already be in your wallet. And due to the recent market downturn, it now boasts a yield to maturity of 2.8%. You’ll want to swipe this one…
- Oxford Income Mailbag. Marc analyzes the safety of a high-yielding stock trading at a significant discount to book value. Then, he reveals the difference between key metrics for measuring a bond’s return. Finally, he shares his top strategies for satisfying required minimum distributions and establishing dividend reinvestment plans.