The 25% Cash Machine: Double Digit Income Investing

Seven Canadian Trust Trading on the NYSE and followed in the 25% Cash Machine: Pengrowth Energy Trust (PGH) 14.83% yield, Enerplus Resources Fund (ERF): 9.25% yield, Canetic Resources Fund (CNE) 15.82% yield, Harverst Energy Trust (HTE) (oil and natural gas): 15.47% yield, Penn West Energy Trust (PWE) 10.88% yield, PrimeWest Energy (PWI) (acquisition, development, expoitation, production, and marketing of oil and natural gas): 13.78% yield, and Provident Energy Trust (PVX) (manage oil and gas production): 11.59% yield. "According to one recent report, 75 percent of the 50 largest business trusts in Canada payout more than they earn...When it comes to buying income trusts it is imperative that eh earnings more than cover the payout to unitholders-if not, then the trust will either incur debt to maintain the dividend or give you your own money back in the form of a return of capital to pay for the dividend." "Some of the juiciest yields and returns that exist in th entire double-digit income universe can be found in th energy patch." "Big increases in domestic energy consumption are the result of a powerful rebound in US economy." "Income trusts are becoming increasingly popular, especially the energy, oil and gas trusts. Part o te reason for their success is that oil and gas prices have soared, and so has th yield on many of these trusts." "Demand for oil and gas" look strong long-term because of increased consumption by China, India, and other second and third world nations. "Canadian Business Trusts" are in businesses like code storage, air cargo, public utility, timber, manufacturing, food distribution, greenhouses, ice production, and recycled energy. And while they don't sound very exciting, they are business currently enjoying strong industry-specific conditions and benefiting from long-term secular bull market conditions." Get the maximum cash flow out of your income asset while benefiting from meaningful capital appreciation. Seek high yield and low volatility while generating annual cash flow of 10 percent. "The market is ripe with hundreds of hybrid securities paying whopping yields, some in excess of 15 percent that are back by companies in industries that are enjoying bull market conditions." Select stocks with strong earning trends, 10% yields, and potentially 15% capital gains through upward price trend. Some stocks yields are tax free and may be preferrable. 25% growth applying the rule of 72 means ones money doubles every three years. "China and India need coal, iron ore, and grain. Short-term periods of weakness are great times to initiate and add to teh carrier position in your portfolio." Eagle Bulk Shipping (EGLE) 14.2% yield: "Transport a broad range of major and minor bulk cargoes, including iron ore, coal, grain, cement, and fertilizer, along worldwide shipping routes." Frontiline (FRO), 15.6% yield: "Tankers used for the transportation of crude oil from the Middle East Gulf to the Far East, Northern Europ

Wow! This book is amazing. I had no idea there were actually companies that paid very nice dividends. By that, I mean dividends capable of generating a nice cash flow. That's what the title means, generating a 25% return in the form of dividends. I've taken the book to heart and invested in some of the companies that do this. Trust me, a few hundred dollars in dividends is much better than the palty couple of bucks per share that even blue chip companies pay. Great book and easy to understand. Highly recommended for anyone who wants cash flow from their investments.

I read through this book very quickly in a matter of days .... and, passed it onto a friend who then purchased copies for himself and relatives. My friend and I had already been investing in this manner over the past decade .... so, the book "patted us on the back" for doing things right. In other words, it confirmed what we had been doing ... and, our investing (as well as for our just watching some investments for which we did not have ready cash) confirmed the book's contents. The only issue that buying the book raised as a "counter-effect" is that it describes what has been successful so well that there is a great possibility that the "run" may be over for a while. In other words, this manner of investing may become discounted in the market this year and in future years. (Is it already discounted?) Nevertheless, it should remain a good book to keep on the shelf as an example of what has been successful ... and the period in which the method was successful.

This is a book for peolple who want to create an income stream. Diversify and it can work. I have purchased two of the recommendations and am satisfied.

If you don't think a stock or fund can pay 10% or more in dividends you are really out of touch. Bryan Perry provides a great case for investing in the newer higher dividend-paying stocks and funds that are also poised to give 15% or more capital gains per year. 25% total returns in one year! Now that beats any 5% CD that I know of ! Short book; easy read; GREAT IDEAS !