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Investors are ignoring some of the best yields in today’s market. The energy sector has enjoyed

Investors are ignoring some of the best yields in today’s market. [Turn Your Images On] ATTENTION! Money & Markets is growing and we wanted to thank you for your continued support! However, instead of just sending you a “thank you” note — we decided that the best way to show our appreciation would be to give you even MORE informative content — which is why we’ve created a whole new division. As of right now, you will be receiving our newest addition to the M&M family — Money Moves. Look for the Money Moves letter every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday — chock-full of information that will help you reach your money goals as we continue to be your trusted source for all things financial! Dividend of the Week [Earn Huge Yields in America’s Most Hated Asset]( [Turn Your Images On] [Charles Sizemore, Co-Editor, Green Zone Fortunes]( The energy sector has enjoyed a resurgence in 2021, but it’s hard to ignore the past. Just last year, the price of crude oil went negative. The longer-term picture for energy has been bleak since the end of 2014. Most investors have abandoned the sector. It’s not hyperbole to call energy stocks the most hated assets in America. That’s fine by me. We’re a lot more likely to find better payouts in an unpopular corner of the market, and energy infrastructure boasts some of the highest yields around. [Need proof? Check out this week’s dividend pick here.]( [Turn Your Images On]( Suggested Stories: [Ride One Strong Bullish Retail Stock’s Holiday Gains Into 2022]( [A Little Wisdom From Warren Buffett’s Partner in Crime]( --------------------------------------------------------------- FROM OUR PARTNERS [Visionary Software Genius Issues Dire Market Warning]( “We could be staring down the barrel of a stock market crash and economic recession that could put 2008 and 2020 to shame.” His bleeding-edge algorithms predicted the 2020 coronavirus crash. 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