Is income investing always a game of low, but slowly accumulating, dividends that compound for a reasonable return over a very long period of time? Is it possible to achieve high capital gains while padding the account with abnormally large dividends?
I outlined such an income investing system recently that targeted dividend stocks whose yields were jumping as prices were compressed. This allows investors to lock-in at very high yields while simultaneously providing a strong upside for capital gains.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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