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Dividend Investing Weekly: Seeking Extreme Income in a Rising Rate Market

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You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive our free e-letter Dividend Investing Weekly, or you purchased a product or service from its publisher, Eagle Financial Publications. [Dividend Investing Weekly] [Cash Machine]( [Quick Income Trader]( [Breakout Profits Alert]( [Hi-Tech Trader]( Seeking Extreme Income in a Rising Rate Market by Bryan Perry Editor, [Cash Machine]( 09/25/2023 [Bryan Perry's 4th & Final “Millionaire Beta Test”]( Over each of the last three years, Bryan Perry's Quick Income Trader Beta Tests have generated 7 figures in trading gains, each time in under 10 months. To learn about Bryan's next (and last) program, [follow this link](. As far as the Fed is concerned, interest rates will be higher for considerably longer than both the stock and bond markets were banking on. The policy statement accompanying the rate decision laid out a path where the Fed is not expecting to reduce rates in 2024, essentially modifying in a negative manner the policy statement from June Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. The new narrative triggered broad selling in both the bond and stock markets. This new policy directive implies the Fed is in favor of one more rate hike by year-end while lowering the expectation for multiple rate cuts in 2024. The negative reaction by the equity market falls under the notion of further price-to-earnings multiple compression, primarily for growth stocks, helping to explain the sudden and sharp pullback in the Magnificent Seven artificial intelligence (AI) stocks that ruled the market for the front half of 2023. The FOMC's 2024 median rate outlook is now at 5.1%, up from its outlook for 4.6% in June, while its outlook for 2025 rose to 3.9% from 3.4%. This comes as the committee noted inflation remains elevated. This adjustment was material in the eyes of market participants and extended the market’s losing streak to three straight weeks, with this past week led lower by consumer discretion and real estate. [Join Bryan Perry at the Orlando MoneyShow on October 29-31, 2023]( Join financial expert Bryan Perry live at the [Orlando MoneyShow]( from October 29-31, 2023. Bryan will have two discussions on “Big Profits from Breakout Options” and “Generous High-Yield Income in a Stingy Market”. [Click here now to reserve your spot!]( Right, wrong or indifferent, the Fed is convinced inflation in its various forms will persist. It should be noted Fed Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged that the economy has been more resilient than forecast. If the economy comes in stronger than expected, he said, that just means the Fed will have to do more in terms of monetary policy to get back to 2%, "because we will get back to 2%." The shift in the interest rate narrative took the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield up to 4.5% before settling at 4.43% last Friday, where a real test of long-term overhead technical resistance is being challenged. The two-year T-Note closed Friday with a 5.12% handle, putting the closely watched 2/20 spread at -69 bps, and a 10-bps improvement since the first of the month. The narrowing of the 2/10 spread implies a lower risk of recession, which is fine, but the market is not so focused on this number as it is on increase in short-term rates that are up 5% from one-month-to-two-year maturities. Against this backdrop, income investors seeking inflation resistant income with inflation beating yields have to look beyond conventional high-yield debt. What’s working to deliver both exceptional yield and capital appreciation is within two primary sectors, energy shipping and business development lending. Spot pricing for transferring oil and natural gas around the globe is higher, with shippers locking in longer-term charter rates that raise confidence about insulating phenomenal levels of free cash flow (FCF) and the ability to payout out luscious dividend yields for extended periods. [3 A.I. Stock Picks (On Us)]( It’s time to instantly scan, pick the best stocks, and identify trend reversals in as little as 15 minutes with up to 87.4% proven accuracy. [Click here]( now to join and get access. Several business development company (BDC) stocks are trading higher as a function of holding portfolios of floating rate loans, tied to LIBOR or SOFR rates, leading to rising revenue every time the Fed increases its overnight lending rate. As regulated investment companies (RICs), BDCs have to pay out 90% of their net income, just like REITs, but with a few exceptions. They can use leverage and derivatives to enhance yield. As a result, there are a few very well-managed BDCs with bullish charts that pay out 10%+ yields, or maybe consider a BDC ETF like that from VanEck that pays 10.6% as a way to cast a net over some of the top performing BDCs in the sector. [www.bigcharts.com]( During the month of September, where it seems not much of anything is working in the most coveted sectors, there are a handful of bright spots that aren’t just holding their own in terms price performance, but also delivering the kind of payouts that can meet and beat both inflation and taxes on an income and total return basis. That’s a hard combination to find in the current market, but as the saying goes, sometimes you’ve got to think outside the box to identify a scenario that can produce positive results. P.S. Come join many of my Eagle colleagues and me on an incredible cruise! If you book before Sept. 29, you’ll receive a spend-as-you-wish $250 shipboard credit! In addition, this is all-inclusive -- meals, drinks and even the excursions are included in your one-time price! We set sail on Dec. 4 for 16 days, embarking on a memorable journey that combines fascinating history, vibrant culture, and picturesque scenery. Enjoy seminars on the days we are cruising from one destination to another, as well as dinners with members of the Eagle team. Just some of the places we’ll visit are Mexico, Belize, Panama, Ecuador and more! [Click here now]( for all the details. Sincerely, [bryan-perry-sig] Bryan Perry Editor, Cash Machine Editor, Premium Income PRO Editor, Quick Income Trader Editor, Breakout Options Alert Editor, Micro-Cap Stock Trader About Bryan Perry: [Bryan Perry]Bryan Perry specializes in high dividend paying investments. This weekly e-letter combines his decades-long experience in income investing with a simple, easy-to-read format that investors of all stripes can work into their portfolios. Bryan also serves as Editor of these services: [Cash Machine]( [Premium Income PRO]( [Quick Income Trader]( [Breakout Profits Alert]( [Hi-Tech Trader]( and [Micro-Cap Stock Trader](. About Us: Eagle Financial Publications is located in Washington, D.C. – only a few blocks from the Capitol. Our products have been helping investors build their wealth for several decades. Whether you’re a long-term investor or short-term trader, you’ll find the right strategy for you, including how to earn more steady income to spend now, preserve and grow your capital to enjoy later, and whatever other investment goals you have. 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Although our employees may answer your general customer service questions, they are not licensed under securities laws to address your particular investment situation. No communication by our employees to you should be deemed as personalized advice on finances. Eagle Financial Publications - Eagle Products, LLC. - a Salem Communications Holding Company 122 C Street NW, Suite 515 | Washington, D.C. 20001 [Link](

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