| Fellow Investor,
March makes a lot of investors nervous. Who can blame them?
For those of us who have been investing long enough, March marks the best and the worst times—especially for technology stocks.
In the late 1990s and into 2000, Nasdaq was on a tear. The index more than tripled in just over a year from October 1998 through early 2000…finally peaking at 5,048 on March 10, 2000.
It was also in March when the most recent bear hit bottom in 2009.
And just two days ago, the index just broke back above 5,000. Are we witnessing Technology bubble 2.0?
Bubbles are tough to spot because they're only obvious in hindsight. But one thing investors can do—and it's the single most important thing I advice my subscribers to Forbes Dividend Investor to do—is to invest in undervalued stocks trading at a discount. Not only that…I advise them to demand a dividend.
And it has paid off. In fact, my subscribers have profited handsomely from my method that over the last 12 months, they gained: - 25.1% in 10 months in Kinder Morgan
- 66.96% in 12 months in NetEase
- 16.64% in 8 months in Cott Corp.
- 40.09% in 5 months in CoreSite Realty
- 13.67% in 4 months in Crane Company
- 36.78 in in 6 months in Matson
- 35.92% in 10 months in WGL Holdings
- 98.80 in 7 months in Ebix
- 27.70% in 4 months in Stage Stores
- 25.49% in 6 months in New Jersey Resources
Just two weeks ago, I received a lot of 'thank you' messages in my inbox from subscribers when it became known that Warren Buffett (yes! the 3rd richest man on the planet) added Deere & Company to Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio. Guess what: I recommended the stock more than a year prior, giving my subscribers a nice leg up and a hefty 14% gain.
With the technology sector showing its own version of March madness, I did a deep dive into the sector to find overlooked, attractively–priced stocks that are also paying robust dividends.
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Sincerely,
John Dobosz
Editor
Forbes Dividend Investor |
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