Sunday, July 22, 2012

Dividend Stock Picks for the Week of 7/23/12 to 7/27/12



I would like to thank you for revisiting DSIFTCM! I hope you had a profitable last week and an enjoyable weekend. Listed below are my dividend stock investment selections for the Common Man's stock portfolio for the upcoming week of 7/23/12 to 7/27/12. Any one of these companies will infuse a powerful wealth stream of cash into your Roth or Traditional IRA stock portfolio. 


It is fairly simple to invest your dollars into any one or all of these stocks by yourself, without the help of a Stock Broker, Financial Analyst or money hungry, high commission Wealth planners. 


I will check back on 7/28/12 to determine how well or poor my picks performed. 


Continue to invest as much as you can each week to ensure that you have a solid dividend income stream to pay for your utilities, living expenses, etc. during your retirement years!

Company Name/Stock Ticker/Current Price

American Capital Agency Corp.(NASDAQ:AGNC) $34.33
LTC Properties Inc(NYSE:LTC) $35.78
Annaly Capital Management, Inc.(NYSE:NLY) $17.04
Health Care REIT, Inc.(NYSE:HCN) $60.47
Realty Income Corp(NYSE:O) $41.53
Fifth Third Bancorp(NASDAQ:FITB) $13.64
Darden Restaurants, Inc.(NYSE:DRI) $51.10
Macy's, Inc.(NYSE:M) $35.60
HCP, Inc.(NYSE:HCP) $45.19
Entertainment Properties Trust(NYSE:EPR) $43.37
Las Vegas Sands Corp.(NYSE:LVS) $40.74
Carnival Corporation(NYSE:CCL) $32.91
Intel Corporation(NASDAQ:INTC) $25.52
The Coca-Cola Company(NYSE:KO) $77.03
Automatic Data Processing(NASDAQ:ADP) $56.10
Diageo plc (ADR)(NYSE:DEO) $105.50
H.J. Heinz Company(NYSE:HNZ) $54.97
The Gap Inc.(NYSE:GPS) $29.20
SPDR S&P 500 ETF(NYSEARCA:SPY) $136.47
Vanguard Dividend Appreciation ETF(NYSEARCA:VIG) $57.37

Stock prices as of 7/22/12

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1 comment:

  1. Generally however taxes are taken off as per your filing of the appropriate TD1 with the particular pension authority.
    If you don’t file one then they take the amount of tax relative to the dollar amount of the pension
    just like your employer did off your paycheue.Income planning

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