Fund manager and advisor Dan Genter looks for stocks with high dividends to help investors get through various market conditions. He tells MoneyShow.com about some of his favorites, and discusses his take on earnings season.
The philosophy itself is to buy large-cap, value-oriented companies with double the S&P cash flow from dividends, have those that are going to grow a little faster than the market, and hopefully buy them at about a 15% discount, which should hold us in good stead with a little more support on the downside, and give us a little above-average growth on the upside. So you at least are winning in the down markets and the flat markets, and you're getting your fair share on the upside.
Source: MSN
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