Here’s something very interesting, at least if you like big, fat dividend yields.
Plexus Asset Management issued a multi-year comparison of the dividend yields of stocks in the S&P 500 Index and the forward real returns (total returns, or capital movements plus dividends). The study covered the period from 1871 to March 2010 and used the S&P 500 (and its predecessors prior to 1957). The outlook is quite good for high-yield stocks (like the ones recommended in my new monthly publication, Crisis Profit Hunter …
Plexus Asset Management also made the calculations using P/E instead of dividends. By that measure, the market is expensive by historical standards.
You can read more abut this at The Big Picture.
And remember, we’re running a discount on Crisis Profit Hunter right now. That won’t last, so get it while you can.
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