You’ll get income and a chance to ride the wave that usually comes at the end of the quarter, says Louis Navellier of Blue Chip Growth in this exclusive interview with MoneyShow.com. The Fed has dissenting votes now, and they are not all happy campers, but that low-interest-rate policy will obviously cause people to seek high-dividend stocks. That weakens the dollar, which will help inflate corporate profits more for the multinationals.
People can buy the high-dividend-yielding blue chips now. For the smaller-cap ones, you might want to wait until the retest. Volume is going to pick up after Labor Day, and by the end of September you are going to have a lot of buying on quarter-end window dressing. If you remember at the end of June in the second quarter, we had just nine incredible days.
Source: Money Show
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