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RSO, Resource Capital Corp, Making it Happen

Resource Capital Corp, RSO, has reached highs going over 100% of its value in just one week.  The company runs a steady and conservative portfolio of commercial real estate loans that were most likely made during the late 1990s and early 2000s.  Only one single condo loan deal has been a default.  The others have been doing quite well.  It was at an all-time low on March 3, 2008 at $1.43.  Right now, it is at $3.87.  The company has a well established management team including  Jonathan Cohen and Leon Cooperman who have many years of real estate experience.

The recent $1 trillion dollar bailout was a huge stimulus to their stock price this week.  It started on monday moving from less than $2 to almost doubling which I would like to see by the end of this week.  President Obama’s $1 trillion bailout will secure all the mortgage securities making sure that these loans are paid off and the money keeps rolling in.  The dividend yield was set to be $0.30 per share for the upcoming quarter.  If you multiply that by 4, you get a yearly dividend of $1.20 almost 1/3 of the share value.  As a long-term stock, this will reap you many years of rewards.  Put it in your Roth IRA and just collect easy money.

Dividend Stocks Are the Way to Richness

I’ve been doing research on dividend stocks lately.  As the market continues to plummet and things continue to worsen, dividend stocks will allow you to continue to win.  They work for long-term investors.  People that can wait it out a few years.  As they wait, they get rewarded.  I have a couple stocks I like currently that are pretty safe and if you have money to invest it will make you pretty rich in a few years.

RSO, Resource Capital Corporation, is a very conservative REIT.  They give out loans to commercial buildings.  As the whole subprime mess unraveled, they continued to make profit and collect mortages.  They did an excellent job of checking their clients out and making sure they would not default on their loans.  Their stock has plummeted to a low as of friday to $3.09.  This is a very cheap price for a stock that is giving a dividend yearly of $1.56.  That means if you buy it right now, you will have a dividend of 50.50%!  In just two years, you will not only make your money back but you will continue to collect awesome dividends.  If you are thinking this might be a little risky, here’s a link that tells how they have been punished by the subprime crisis.

HTE, Harvest Energy Trust, is a open-ended investment trust in Canada.  Their primary investments are in oil-related industries including shale-mining, oil refining, and drilling.  They also do invest heavily in petroleum and natural gas.  Right now, with crude oil hitting lows of $33, their stock price has dropped to $8.71.  This is a real bargain for a stock yielding $2.85.  This gives you a dividend of 32.80%.  As with all stocks, make sure you do your due diligence!  I mention DD because HTE will get taxed in 2011 by the Canadian government and this will lower the dividend.  I do believe buying at this time will continually yield a pretty good dividend.  As oil prices go back up, you will see this stock price go up and you will happily be enjoying a nice dividend no matter what happens in the future.  I do believe oil prices will rebound, and I also believe this will rebound sooner than later.

If you have some money in your bank, put some of it in these two stocks.  Why not collect a fatty dividend!  When the market finally moves up, you will continually be rewarded and when the time comes when you need to sell, you can surely bet the price of these stocks will be more than it is right now!

It was a case of the Mundays…

Yesterday, I have to report on a commercial REIT that I have been looking for sometime.  When I first heard of the mortgage crisis, I thought it only affected the residential market.  People took out too big of a loan, and they had to foreclose or go bankrupt on their houses.  The others were investors trying to make a quick buck took out 5-year ARM loans instead of the normal 30-year fixed rate, and when real estate prices started dropping, their investments turned stale.  It’s easier to foreclose or go bankrupt then pay off a half million dollars on a worthless house.

Well, let’s hope the residential bottom out at the beginning of the year and it will finally stop bringing down commercial real estate with it.  RSO, a commercial REIT, is close to hitting a new low, but I think it’s due to move up for now.  It’s around $6.50 with a dividend yield of 20%.  The stock has had minimal exposure to the mortgage crisis, but it has been taken hold with the other REIT stocks because the sector that it is in.  I highly doubt they will go bankrupt.  If you look at their financials, you will notice that mose of it’s real estate is pretty stable.  I doubt the 6.48% drop has anything to do specifically with this stock, but the sector.  I’d suggest a buy if you are a long-term holder.  You get a nice fat dividend as you wait for it to move back up.