A Sloppy 9.6% Yielder, Defense Against Bubbles, Three High-Yielding Dividend Stocks and More...

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SPONSORED "I've Never Recommended Something Like This Before" Has the world's greatest stock picker gone mad? He picked Amazon, Netflix, Apple... And now this? Alexander Green makes a BOLD prediction to a huge crowd in his latest TEK Talk... And it might just help set you up for retirement. Click here to see more. Editor's Note: As of December 2021, inflation has risen a whopping 7% over the past year - the fastest increase in 40 years... As if that weren't scary enough, the tech bubble looks ready to pop at any moment... This is why, more than ever, you need a passive income stream that can outpace inflation and help you maintain your hard-earned financial freedom. Start setting up your passive income stream by checking out Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld's Ultimate Dividend Package that includes his top three "Extreme Dividend" stocks. The best part? It's ENTIRELY FREE. (No joke.) Don't drag your feet and risk your future... Click here now to claim your free Ultimate Dividend Package. - Kyle Wehrle, Assistant Managing Editor

– THE BIG REVEAL –

In this week's Safety Net, Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld scrutinized a previously covered dividend cutter that currently yields 9.6%. Considering that this company only recently eliminated then reinstated its dividend program, it's having a hard time winning Marc's trust. And the latest numbers aren't exactly on the company's side either... Join Marc in this week's Safety Net.

– CHART OF THE WEEK –

On Thursday, Contributing Analyst Jody Chudley shared this chart to show how three defensive sectors - healthcare, utilities and consumer staples - each doubled the total return of the S&P 500 from 2000 to 2015... And that's despite the dot-com boom and bust and the Great Recession. You'll want to keep your eyes on healthcare, utilities and consumer staples stocks as our current tech bubble becomes precariously overpriced... Click here to follow Jody's thoughts.

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THREE HIGH-YIELDING DIVIDEND STOCKS WITH INSIDER BUYING On Monday, Marc revealed three dividend stocks with lofty yields and insider buying. While insiders may sell shares of their own companies for a number of reasons, they buy for only one reason... They think share prices will go up. Average investors should take note, as insiders know their company's outlook better than anyone else... Read more here. SMART INVESTORS PAY ATTENTION TO INSIDER BUYING On Tuesday, Jody used Fairfax Financial (OTC: FRFHF) to demonstrate the power of insider buying as an investment indicator. Bar none, smart investors pay attention to insider buying... Find details here. THE BEST ARGUMENT AGAINST DIVIDENDS DOESN'T HOLD WATER Late in the week, Marc dispelled the belief that companies have better ways to use their cash than paying dividends, such as spending it on acquisitions. In reality, generous dividend programs are strongly correlated to reliable earnings... Click here for more.

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