News & Insights #37
150% dividend yield anyone? No, This is NO TYPO; 150% dividend yield!! I bet this particular stock will see heavy trading action next week. When there's money on the street, it won't stay there long.
Intro
marks off another novelty on his crazy-absurd bingo card. A company paying out 150% of its share price!! Some insiders were already in on the news and locked in a 200% dividend yield. Since, then the share price has already started to move up a bit.
As with all good things in life. This stock is a bit difficult to procure. Residents from outside of Canada/Europe/US should be fine. If you are a resident from Canada/Europe/US, then you need a proper broker… and obviously, first come, first serve.
With opportunities like this, I am giving first dips to existing paid subscribers.
As to not raise the competition for existing paid subscribers too much on these kind of opportunities, I am effectively suspending new monthly subscriptions. For the time being the monthly subscription price is the same as the annual subscription, at USD 70. I’ll let you know if/when I open up for new monthly subscriptions again.
There were also some other notable highlights this week. Of course they pretty much pale in comparison to getting paid a 150% dividend, but still…
This episode also touches on …
a 15%+ divie stock,
a stock covered c5x by financial assets value (FAV),
the surprisingly strong 25% revenue CAGR targeted by a founder/operator,
titbits around Africa Oil + Sintana Energy, and
more…
Coming up soon - if I don’t run into too many other absurd-cheap stock distractions - will be a company write-up on an absurd-cheap Hong Kong stock, with the share price about half-covered by FAV, and P/E and dividend yields roughly around the hsd - ldd range.
Links, references & more
» Dirt-cheap
I think I am feeling more and more like
and when they are stumbling on absurd-cheap stocks that nobody seems interested in. Dirt’s ‘Accidental Entrepreneur’ post was one big déja-vu.The difference is that their stocks are ignored because hardly any broker provides access to shadow stocks on the OTC markets. Absurd-cheap Hong Kong stocks are mostly ignored cuz China is so-called un-investable, and everybody is obsessed buying American stocks.