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A Note From Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld: This month’s issue of The Oxford Income Letter will help you find bright spots, even in markets that seem bleak.
Take my main, airline-focused recommendation, for example…
It’s a popular adage on Wall Street that “There’s always a bull market somewhere.” And this month, I’ll help you find the bull market in…
- An innovative company I call the “Uber for Airplane Engines”
- A bond with an off-the-balance-sheet secret weapon
- And much more!
As always, thank you for being an Oxford Income Letter reader. I can’t wait to hear what you think of this month’s issue. Shoot me an email at mailbag@oxfordclub.com with any questions you may have.
Here’s a glimpse at what you’ll find in this month’s issue:
- A 7.7% Yield on the “Uber for Airplane Engines.” This month’s main recommendation hails from the beleaguered airline industry – and offers investors the chance to score a nearly 8% yield despite the difficulties the sector faces.
- A 4.6% Yield to Maturity With a “Hidden” Asset. This blue chip gem of a commercial real estate firm offers its bondholders a generous yield and appealing stability. What’s more, it has a trick up its sleeve…
- A Lesson From the Oracle of Omaha’s 1988 Purchase. Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld and Contributing Analyst Jody Chudley share their love of income investments with Warren Buffett – and one particular purchase Buffett made in ’88 proves that it’s never too late to make your best trade yet.
- Oxford Income Mailbag. Marc explains why politics shouldn’t stand in your way of owning municipal bonds. Then, he explains the two common methods of calculating price-to-earnings ratios. Finally, he reveals the method of SafetyNet Pro.
Click here to view the October 2020 issue.