Picture the stock market as a giant sandbox. Hidden under all that sand is income in the form of dividend yield. You have to crawl and search and sift, and sometimes you find something you think is income, but it turns out to be sand. Not all income is created equal. Some is safer than others. Some income can be deceiving.
Just like any investment, however, income investments require further examination. You have to inspect the gem you find in that sandbox to make sure the dividend is sustainable. Income Plays Yielding 8% or More: Arbor Realty Trust Inc (ABR), UBS ETRACS Wells Fargo Busn Dev Co ETN (BDCS) and Starwood Property Trust, Inc. (STWD).
Source: InvestorPlace
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