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View in browser Last Chance: Offer Expires At Midnight Fellow Investor, Are you looking to find undervalued, high-yielding dividend-paying stocks with the potential to put regular income in your hands, month after month? If so, then Forbes Dividend Investor is for you. Since we started Forbes Dividend Investor in 2012, our recommendations are up an astounding 342%. In 2021, the Forbes Dividend Investor model portfolio produced a total return of 25.5% and so far this year the portfolio has provided an average yield of 4.6%. Over the past 3-, 5-, and 7-year periods our portfolio's total return performance has consistently placed our model portfolio among the top decile of dividend-oriented ETFs and mutual funds. Whether we're in a bull market, a bear market or a sideways market, subscribers to Forbes Dividend Investor have made money. Now more than ever, when market volatility is prevalent, I will guide you to safe dividend-paying investments. Normally Forbes Dividend Investor costs $199, but until midnight tonight you can subscribe for just $49—that's a savings of $150! Just click here to start your subscription before our offer expires at midnight tonight. Sincerely, John Dobosz Editor Forbes Dividend Investor Dear Fellow Investor, The stock market just had its best July in the past 83 years, with the S&P 500 Index rebounding more than 10% after a punishing first half of 2022. Even with the big July rally, the S&P 500 is still down 13% for the year.  There’s no doubt that 2022 has had its share of stock market volatility, but subscribers to Forbes Dividend Investor aren’t complaining because they’re looking at solid gains and positive returns from their portfolios while the overall market remains mired in a messy bear market.  Here are just a few of the stocks currently held in the Forbes Dividend Investor portfolio and the total return since the time of their recommendation: A well-known tax-preparation firm that offered a 4.5% dividend yield when it was recommended has produced a total return of 74% since January 7, 2022.   The largest producer of chicken and pork has been a big beneficiary of higher inflation and is up 44% since its addition in January 2021.   An Ohio company that makes plastic, paper containers and packaging provides us with a yield above 5% and has returned 27% since it was added to the FDI portfolio less than three months ago on May 12. Winning With Dividends Whether the next bull market is already underway or still months down the road, you cannot lose when you invest in fundamentally sound companies with a history of paying out generous and rising dividends.  Your most reliable source of income could be from dividends paid by durable companies with ample cashflow and low levels of debt to keep paying higher dividends. As dividends grow, your yields will mushroom over time on the stocks you buy at temporarily depressed prices. This is the logic that made Warren Buffett the world’s richest investor. Even if you’re not tight with Warren, you can get a ready, reliable source of secure, superior dividend-paying companies every week when you subscribe to Forbes Dividend Investor. My name is John Dobosz. As a TV viewer, you might have seen my work on CNN Financial News or on Bloomberg TV. Since 2001, I've used my expertise to help Forbes’ readers amass wealth, beginning with Forbes Stock of the Week and Forbes Premium Income Report. In 2012, I was hand–picked by Steve Forbes to launch Forbes Dividend Investor, and over the past decade we have put together an enviable track record of delivering superior dividend yields and higher total returns compared to dividend-oriented ETFs and mutual funds. Quite simply, Forbes Dividend Investor finds the best undervalued, high-yielding dividend-paying stocks with the potential of putting real, regular income in your hands, month after month. Are These Perhaps the Best Dividend Recommendations Ever? At Forbes Dividend Investor, we only look for companies that have big yields … where dividends continue to go up over time … that have low levels of debt … that have a strong free cash flow … where the valuations are cheaper than they have been over the past five years. Our results speak for themselves: Since we started Forbes Dividend Investor in 2012, our recommendations are up 342%   In 2020, the Forbes Dividend Investor model portfolio beat the S&P 500 Index and beat 25 of the biggest ETFs and mutual funds   Our portfolio’s total return performance over the past 3-, 5- and 7-year periods has consistently placed our model portfolio among the top decile of dividend-oriented ETFs and mutual funds   In 2021 the Forbes Dividend Investor model portfolio produced a total return of 25.5%   The current yield on the portfolio is 4.6% The Forbes Dividend Investor portfolio has proven its mettle when markets turn volatile and seemingly unpredictable—just as they are now. In fact, compared to the top dividend-focused ETFs and mutual funds, the Forbes Dividend Investor portfolio has the highest total return over the past two, three, and four years! This is a period of time that has included a stock market crash and a huge recovery. How does all this outstanding investment performance translate into a better bottom line for you? Imagine placing $5,000 into these highly profitable recent closeouts: Do we get it right all the time? No, of course not. No investment service comes up with winners on every recommendation. But Forbes Dividend Investor has safeguards in place to limit our losses. If we see a recommended company fail to meet our strict risk-control standards, we'll issue a sell order fast and find a better company for you. You have our word. There Are Many Ways to Make Money with Forbes Dividend Investor One of the great things about Forbes Dividend Investor is that our recommendations let you make money in ANY type of market. Our members make money in bull markets, bear markets, sideways markets. They make money during corrections, recessions, downturns and rising inflation. Through any kind of turbulence or market exuberance, Forbes Dividend Investor guides you to robust dividend-paying investments. Some people also use Forbes Dividend Investor to get income checks every month. It's really a simple, but effective "laddering" strategy. You see, companies pay dividends at different intervals: usually monthly, quarterly or annually. By investing in the right combination of companies based on their dividend payout schedule, you could see dividend checks arriving in your mailbox all around the year—even every month. Or—you could take your dividend profits, reinvest them in the company, and reap an even higher payday. Readers tell us that with the 4% minimum yield that Forbes Dividend Investor recommendations pay, it's enough to cover their monthly expenses—allowing their principal to grow in value while they use their dividend income to live comfortably, day in and day out. By joining Forbes Dividend Investor, your ability to generate extra income is almost unlimited. SUBSCRIBE TODAY Available Now—Our Guaranteed Lowest Rate! With the country facing uncertain times and more turbulence most likely ahead, now might be the perfect time to add dividend-paying companies to your investing strategy. And with a dramatically low subscription offer, this is the perfect time to subscribe to Forbes Dividend Investor. As a member, you'll get: Stock picks on the best dividend-paying companies with high yields that range from 3% to 6%, and even higher   Clear, easy-to-read research summaries that show why we selected a particular investment and the likely payout you'll get   A model portfolio of dividend-paying companies that have been scrupulously researched and meet our strict criteria   A thorough update every Friday on all open positions with frequent new recommendations   Instructions on when we think it's time to sell any of your open positions   Exclusive, complete access to the Forbes Dividend Investor website, with archived issues, special reports, investing tools and more   The complete backing and bench strength of the entire Forbes corporation—one of the most respected names in personal finance and investing for more than 100 years And the cost? As our way of giving you extra value for your money right from the start, you can double your savings by locking in a one-year subscription to Forbes Dividend Investor for only $49—a savings of $150 off the regular price—if you subscribe before midnight tonight. That comes to about 13 cents a day. Just one dividend check from one of our high-yield winners will more than pay for the cost of your subscription. Bonus Gift: 5 Bear-Market Dividend Buys To Whip Inflation Subscribe today and receive the new special report 5 Bear-Market Dividend Buys To Whip Inflation. With the Federal Reserve vigorously hiking interest rates to extinguish raging inflation, and a host of geopolitical risks, you have a recipe for bigtime volatility. Now is the time to buy stocks cheaply, especially those that pay reliable and sizable dividends. The stocks in this report are priced at levels that strongly suggest substantial future appreciation. A $49 value—yours FREE. It's Your Choice Now The way I see it, even the most astute investors can use some expert help. But it comes down to two choices: 1: You could go it alone. Do your own due diligence on dividend-paying companies and take a chance that you're making the right choice. Or: 2: You could let Forbes Dividend Investor do the hard, detailed work for you—including clear buy and sell instructions—while you use that time for things like family, fun or hobbies. The time to act is now. This exclusive offer is only valid until midnight tonight. I hope I can welcome you as the newest member of Forbes Dividend Investor at our best subscription rate ever. SUBSCRIBE TODAY Sincerely, John Dobosz Editor Forbes Dividend Investor This email was sent to kamyar1.smbemails@blogger.com. If you no longer wish to receive these emails you may unsubscribe at any time. Please click here to view our privacy policy. Forbes, 499 Washington Blvd, Jersey City, NJ 07310