It’s great news that Americans — those who didn’t sell at the 2007 highs and buy at the 2009 lows — are back to the flat line and have regained their once lost wealth. But do you honestly know anyone who didn’t undergo drastic portfolio upheaval in the past five years? I don’t. Let it be known that it’s been a grueling five years trying to get back to the flat line.
With that said, if your portfolio still hasn’t broken even with its pre-recession highs, I have several promising stock picks just for you, all of which pay hefty dividend yields and should get you caught back up in the long run: Triangle Capital (NYSE:TCAP), 7.4% Yield; Kayne Anderson Energy Total Return Fund (NYSE:KYE), 6.7% Yield; Mesabi Trust (NYSE:MSB), 9.8% Yield and PennyMac Mortgage Investment (NYSE:PMT), 8.9% Yield.
Source: InvestorPlace
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