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Increasing Your Capacity to Receive
Jesus said in the gospels, “You can’t put new wine in old wineskins”. He was saying you can’t go to a new level with an old way of thinking. For something new to happen, something has to resonate on the inside; your spirit man has to come into agreement with God and believe what the scriptures say. Psalm 115 says, “The Lord your God will increase you more and more.” In fact, Jesus said He came that we might have life to the full, in abundance, ‘till it overflows. That means you’re headed to three places; to a full life, an abundant life, an overflowing life. What type of container do you have ready to receive that overflowing life? If it’s a little cup, it’s time to get rid of that! You might think a barrel is big, but get rid of that, too! God has a barn load full of blessings in store for each one of you. It’s time to give God permission to increase you. God says that you are going to be most blessed. You’re going to have the most peace, the most friends, the must fulfillment, the most resources, the most wisdom, and the most opportunity. Most blessed means you will not lack in any area. You may not have seen it yet, but if you’ll stay in faith and make room, God says you’re going to be the most blessed!
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Stay Open for a New Thing
Today's Scripture
"Behold, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs forth; do you not perceive and know it and will you not give heed to it? I will even make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert" (Isaiah 43:19, AMP).
Today's Word from Joel and Victoria
If we are going to be all that God created us to be, we have to be open to change. Just because something worked five years ago doesn´t mean it´s still going to work today. We can´t get so set in our ways that we won´t try anything new. Many people today have lost their enthusiasm, or there´s no freshness in their life because every time an opportunity comes for change, for promotion, for increase, they shrink back because they´re not used to it. They don´t realize that´s what´s keeping them from going to the next level.
One thing I´ve noticed about successful people is that they know how to change with the times. They don´t get stuck in a rut doing the same thing, the same way, year after year. They´re constantly evaluating where they are and what they´re doing. They make adjustments so they can improve.
Decide today to stay open for the new thing God wants to do in your life. Remember, He´s promised to make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert. Look for the new thing so that you can fulfill the destiny He has prepared for you!
A Prayer for Today
Heavenly Father, search my heart today. Remove any attitudes or thought patterns that would keep me from Your best. I will stay open to the new things You have in store for me. In Jesus´ Name. Amen.
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Today's Scripture
"I will say of the Lord, He is my Refuge and my Fortress, my God; on Him I lean and rely, and in Him I [confidently] trust" (Psalm 91:2, AMP).
Today's Word from Joel and Victoria
Your words of faith activate the promises of God. What are you saying of the Lord today? In other words, what are you declaring that God will do in your life? The next verse in this passage says, "And He will cover me, deliver me, and protect me." Notice the connection. "I will say" and "He will do." What a wonderful promise! On the other hand, if we’re not saying anything, we´re not releasing our faith. So you could read the passage in the reverse, "I will not say of the Lord and He will not do."
It says in 3 John 2 that God wishes above all things that you prosper and be in health. You can take that promise and say, "God, You said You want me to be healthy. You said You want me to be prosperous. So I say of the Lord, ´You are my Healer. You are my Provider. You are my Vindicator. You are my Victory.´" Remember, when you start "saying of the Lord", your faith-filled words open the door for Him to move on your behalf. Before long, you´ll see His mighty works, and you´ll move forward into the life of victory He has in store for you!
A Prayer for Today
Heavenly Father, thank You for saving and redeeming me. I choose Your promises for my life, and I will declare that You are my Refuge and my Fortress, and I will trust You all the days of my life. In Jesus´ Name. Amen.
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Guru Picks: Gurus Grab BAC and PNC, Lose Lennox The best-performing online investors bottom-fish in the financial sector and let go of a couple of big industrial names. Joshua Lipton; data from Marketocracy
Monday morning's jump in shares of Citigroup and other financial stocks may vindicate some bottom-fishing that the best-performing online investors, Marketocracy's M100, indulged in late last week as fear seem to reach an apex in the financial sector. The Financial Select SPDR ETF tumbled to a fresh low last week of $9.39, down 55% since early October. But the gurus took advantage of this sell-off last week and found financials that they think are smart investments. One bank they added to their portfolios: Bank of America.
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Newsletter Watch: How To Pick A Growth Stock Gloomy Growth Stock Outlook editor Charles Allmon is finally quitting the investment letter business after 44 years. William Baldwin
You should have bought Automatic Data Processing when Charles Allmon told you to. It's up 41,800%. Limited Brands is another winner that Allmon put into his Growth Stock Outlook investment letter a while ago. It's still there, showing a 32,500% gain as of Friday night, Nov. 21. Since its inception in 1965, Charles Allmon's Growth Stock Outlook has had an enviable record of 10 and even hundred-baggers among the growth stocks he has recommended. However, after 44 years, Allmon is quitting the newsletter business.
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Latin America: Follow The Russians Into LatAm Energy From Cuba to Argentina, Russian oil influence is penetrating Latin America and signaling higher prices ahead for these stocks. Rudy Martin
With oil futures recently falling through $50 per barrel, now is the time to be buying into Latin American energy stocks. Why Latin American oil? Because that's were the action is. Take a closer look at some seemingly unrelated events from recent weeks for an illustration of what's going on.
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Money & Investing: Channeling FDR Obama may look to FDR's legacy for pulling us out of this mess. Infrastructure stock buyers take note. Joshua Lipton
Franklin Roosevelt assumed the presidency at the depth of the Great Depression. As part of his plan to get the economy back on track, Roosevelt pushed forward landmark legislation like the Workers Progress Administration, which put people to work building streets, highways, bridges and airfields. President-elect Barack Obama is a fan of infrastructure spending, reportedly saying on the campaign trail, "We're going to put 2 million more Americans to work, rebuilding our crumbling roads and schools and bridges." The new national call for infrastructure stimulus as a way to juice the economy has professional investors now wondering which companies could benefit.
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Stock of the Week: Golden Choice For Bailout Inflation Protection Gold and gold miners have taken flight in recent days as the world begins to focus on an inflationary future. John Dobosz
Investors seem to be awakening to the inflationary impact of the moves by the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department. Over the past three weeks, gold has staged a rally, and over just the past week, it has looked more like a lift-off. Spot gold was above $830 for much of this holiday-shortened trading week, a gain of more than 15% from lows earlier this month, with most of that coming just since Thursday. Moving higher more rapidly than gold bullion itself are shares of gold miners.
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Chart Room: Citi Rally Fails To Fool Fibonacci Fans Technical indicators suggest that a big rebound in Citigroup will not hold. John Jagerson
Most traders have spent at least some time reviewing the Citigroup bailout. The U.S. government has agreed to inject $20 billion in cash and to cover losses associated with a $306 billion dollar pool of toxic assets. The rally in equities on Monday has largely been attributed to the bailout, but is this rapid rise off of fresh lows just a fake out? I think there are fundamental and technical reasons to believe that this rally has no legs.
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Daily Trades: Revenge Of The Short Funds With a three-day rally behind it, now is the time to play the oversold market with these inverse ETFs. David Penn, TradingMarkets.com
As I suggested a few columns back, opportunities to take positions in short or inverse exchange-traded funds would likely come before opportunities to buy stocks on pullback. I have offered short or inverse ETFs in the past. While there is no guarantee that they'll work as well for traders this time as they did the past few times they've appeared as potential trades for this column, we are following the exact same game plan now as we did then in focusing only on those most oversold ETFs with the highest Short-Term PowerRatings.
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Streetwalker: Five International Bets We screened for non-U.S stocks that appear inexpensive relative to history. Forbes.com staff
To drum up these stocks, we first set our screen to look only for overseas corporations trading on U.S. exchanges via American Depositary Receipts. These are certificates issued by U.S. banks acting as the depositary for shares in the foreign companies. We then required that current ratios of price relative to earnings and sales fall below five-year averages. We excluded stocks selling for more than five times sales or more than 20 times estimated earnings per share for the coming fiscal year.
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Mixed Start To Black Friday Steve Schaefer Retail was in focus as Wall Street opened on uneven footing for half a day of trading.
OPEC's Prelude To A Cut Lionel Laurent The cartel will talk this weekend, but don't expect the taps to tighten until December. Obama's Tax Choices Janet Novack Forbes.com's tax experts talk about what Obama can, should and will do to the tax code.
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Dear Investor:
As the market continues to be highly volatile, more and more would-be traders are starting to pay attention to such things as “yield,” safety, and steady “cash flow.” These ingredients are the life-blood of an investment strategy practiced by one of Forbes’ most successful editor/partners, Richard Lehmann. You may recognize Richard as Forbes Magazine’s Fixed Income columnist and resident bond expert. He is also author of fixed income bible Income Investing Today and editor of monthly newsletter Forbes/Lehmann Income Securities Investor. Richard’s portfolio of safe, conservative, high-yield fixed-income securities has beaten the stock market for years. Given the market pullback, some of his recommendations are now providing yields as high as 30%. And if you had invested $100,000 in Richard's high yield model portfolio in 2000, it would have been worth $266,000 in mid 2008 compared to only $85,000 for a similar investment in the riskier S&P 500. That means his readers have been able to more than double their capital … while protecting themselves from the looming threat of more market volatility. With Richard’s fixed-income securities picks and portfolios, you can build or re-build your retirement nest egg … generate the income you need to live after you stop working … and preserve the wealth you worked your entire life to accumulate.
In a recent interview, Richard shared with Forbes 5 portfolio strategies to help you ensure a financially secure retirement … for as long as you live.
1. Forget tax-free munis.
Tax-free municipal bonds are the most widely advertised income investment – promising safe, tax-free returns.
But even at today's attractive yields, forget them, advises Richard, who says they’re a terrible value. They are only for the super-rich, who are interested in preserving their capital. And now as the bond insurance industry implodes we are discovering that "safe" munis aren't so safe after all. A much better alternative is “corporate preferred shares.”
These essentially allow individual investors to buy corporate bonds equivalents once available only to institutional investors – as preferred shares on the stock exchange.
While they aren’t tax-free, the income generated by many preferred shares is taxed at the reduced 15% rate for dividends.
So they actually generate a superior return compared with tax-free munis.
Depending on their rating, preferred shares are yielding between 8% and 14%.
Even after the 15% tax on dividends, that’s still a heck of a lot better than the measly 3.8% that AAA-rated munis yield.
2. Canadian energy royalty trusts you can take to the bank.
Despite the recent decline in oil and natural gas prices, don't give up on Canadian oil trusts. The best income play on crude oil prices is still to invest in select Canadian energy royalty trusts. Unlike U.S. energy royalty trusts, which stop paying once the trust runs out of oil….
Canadian energy trusts can acquire and add more reserves to replenish depleted supplies – and as a result, pay off perpetually.
Traditionally, these Canadian energy trusts have been exempt from corporate tax.
In November 2006, Canada announced its intent to tax these trusts – sending investors scurrying.
But what many don’t realize is that the earliest this tax would go into effect is 2011.
Also, while the tax rate in Canada is 35%, the effective tax rate for Canadian corporations is a mere 7%.
So even if the tax on Canadian energy trusts actually starts in 2011 – and it may not, since the party in power does not hold a majority in parliament – the effect on dividends is negligible.
Richard’s 3 favorites are among the largest energy royalty trusts in Canada – and in Canadian energy trusts, size does matter.
These trusts have 9 years of reserves as well as vast acreage of undeveloped properties.
So they are likely to pay increasing dividends for a long, long time. Right now, they pay yields of up to 30%.
3. Profit from undervalued “special situation” income plays.
Income investments aren’t only for income.
Some generate superior total returns through a combination of high yields and capital gains.
One of the ways Richard helps his readers generate the dual objectives of growth and income is with “special situation” plays.
Typically, these are companies whose shares (preferred and regular) have fallen in price because of negative news.
Right now, he’s recommending specific preferred shares of a large U.S. auto-maker.
As the woes of the U.S. auto industry made front-page headlines, credit agencies couldn’t downgrade the credit ratings of this car company fast enough.
Result: institutional investors who are mandated to hold only investment-grade paper dumped these preferred shares into the market.
Now they can be owned by individual investors looking for growth and income.
Expected cost savings would have a major affect on its stock price. But even if it doesn’t, you still collect a 21% yield on your shares.
4. Reallocate your portfolio to achieve retirement objectives.
There is no magic formula or hard-and-fast rule determining how to allocate your investments between stocks and bonds.
The amount of your portfolio that should be in fixed-income securities vs. the stock market depends on:
* Your age
* Your job status -- working, retired, getting ready to retire
* Your income
* Your net worth
For instance, if you are a 65-year-old retired person with a net worth of a couple of million dollars, you don’t need to increase your nest egg.
You’d therefore invest a larger portion of your wealth in safe, conservative fixed-income securities with good credit ratings.
By doing so, you’d protect yourself against big investment losses which you can’t afford, since you are not working and therefore don’t have a paycheck coming in to replace them.
If you invested $1 million of your money in a diversified portfolio of fixed-income securities earning 8.5% annually, you’d collect $85,000 a year in dividend payments – taking care of most or all of your daily needs.
5. Invest the income portion of your portfolio in Richard Lehmann’s high-yield securities.
Thousands of investors at or near retirement age depend on Richard Lehmann to help them navigate the somewhat complex – and unfamiliar – terrain of corporate bonds, preferred shares, convertibles, hybrid preferreds, PET bonds, and other fixed-income securities.
In each issue, you’ll find dozens of recommendations on fixed-income investments with yields ranging from around 5% to 20% and even higher.
Best of all, there are 6 portfolios to choose from, each tailored to achieve a different set of investment objectives.
These are:
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High Current Income Portfolio – achieves superior income by investing in securities rated Ba2/BB or below … generates a 20.91% yield and has outperformed the S&P 500 over the last five years.
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Medium-Risk Portfolio – generates high yields and high monthly dividend checks with fixed-income securities rated between Ba3/BB and Baa2/BBB … produces a 15.26% yield.
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Low-Risk Portfolio – a portfolio of fixed-income securities with credit ratings of Baa3/BBB and higher (these are all investment-grade securities)… our safest and most secure income portfolio … yet it produces a 10.55% cash yield.
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Convertibles – convertibles are tied to both interest rates and the stock market, so this is our most volatile portfolio … still it produces a yield of 17.34%.
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Tax Advantaged Portfolio – For 2008 Richard has added a portfolio of securities eligible for the 15% dividend tax treatment. This portfolio will produce a yield of 16.81% taxable at only a 15% rate.
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Multi-driver Portfolio – For 2008, Richard has also added a portfolio that includes diverse income generating sources to minimize exposure to any one economic event. This portfolio has built in 21% yield. The $5,000 investor’s service you can get for just 47 cents a day!
There are 2 ways you can “hire” Richard Lehmann to increase yield, capital gains, and safety of principle on your fixed-income investments.
The first is to become one of his private clients. But with a minimum account size of half a million dollars – and a one percent management fee – that will run you a minimum of $5,000 a year.
A much more cost-effective alternative is to subscribe to Richard’s high-yield income investment newsletter, Forbes/Lehmann Income Securities Investor.
Your cost is as little as 47 cents a day – less than you pay for your morning cup of coffee! And of course, you can cancel and request a refund on all unmailed issues at any time.
Sincerely,
Charles Morgan Associate Publisher Forbes Newsletters
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Choose to Bless Your Future
Today's Scripture
"I call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants may live" (Deuteronomy 30:19, NKJ).
Today's Word from Joel and Victoria
Did you know that with your words you can either bless your future or curse your future? Your words have creative power. If you want to know what your life is to going to be like five years from now, just listen to what you’re saying about yourself today. Too many people go around saying, "I´ll never get well. I´ll never get out of debt." "It´s flu season. I´ll probably get it." "This marriage is never going to last." Then they wonder why they don´t see things turn around. It´s because they´re calling defeat into their future. They´re calling in mediocrity. Don´t let that be you!
When you get up in the morning, no matter how you feel, no matter what things look like, instead of using your words to describe your situation, use your words to change your situation. Make a declaration of faith by saying, "This is going to be a great day. I have God´s favor. He´s directing my steps." When you do that, you are choosing to bless your future. You are calling in favor, increase, and opportunities. You are opening the door for God to move on your behalf so you can live the abundant life He has for you!
A Prayer for Today
Heavenly Father, I commit my words to You today. Help me to speak good things over my life so that I can choose blessing for my future. Keep me close to You so that everything I say and do is pleasing in Your sight. In Jesus´ Name. Amen.
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