The U.S. dollar has been persistently strong for a couple years now, and a combination of tight Federal Reserve policies and cheap international money should preserve the status quo. That’s great for tourists, but misery for U.S.-domiciled multinationals that derive a high percentage of their revenues abroad. American-centric companies don’t face that headwind. In other words, the following four all-American dividend stocks – which yield as much as 10.1% – don’t deserve the spotlight because the Fourth of July is on the horizon. They deserve it because they provide secure income streams up to 10.1%...
Southern Company (NYSE:SO) literally helps power America via a host of businesses, including electric operations, natural gas distribution, national wholesale generation and even wireless communications. NRG Yield (NYSE:NYLD) is at the forefront of America’s energy revolution, existing as one of the earliest “yieldcos” – a business structure designed to hold predictable cash flow-generating assets, typically in renewable energy. Gaming and Leisure Properties (NASDAQ:GLPI) is a niche player in the REIT space, leasing out real estate to casino operators in 14 states, including numerous locations under the Hollywood Casino and Ameristar brands. New Senior Investment Group (NYSE:SNR) is one of several plays on one of my favorite mega-trends: the aging of America’s baby boomers.
Source: InvestorPlace
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