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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Elroy who wrote (7050)	1/3/2011 11:59:58 AM
From: Bocor	Respond to of 34328

We are adding 8 dividend stocks to our recommended list today. New Names Being Added Alexander & Baldwin (ALEX) – diversified play that operates in transportation, real estate, and agribusiness industries. Stock yields 3.15%. Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) – global $60 Billion banking play with a 3.42% dividend yield. Erie Indemnity (ERIE) – insurance play based in the Midwest, mid-Atlantic, and southeast regions of the United States. Stock yields 3.15%. Johnson Controls (JCI) – auto manufacturing equipment play is well-positioned for a sustained auto industry rebound. Stock yields 1.68% and is trading at 15 times 2011 estimates. Aggressive Investors Only! M&T Bank (MTB) – we are warming up to the financial sector and see this as a name that should outperform. Stock yields 3.22%. Markwest Energy Partners L.P. (MWE) – Limited partnership play that transports, fractionates, and stores natural gas liquids, as well as engages in the gathering and transportation of crude oil. Stock yields 5.91%. Southern Copper Corp (SCCO) – integrated copper producer should benefit from further strength in copper prices. Stock yields 3.53%. Union Pacific (UNP) – leading rail play should continue to benefit from strength in a rebounding economy. Stock yields 1.64% and is trading at 15 times 2011 estimates. Aggressive Investors Only! The market is set to start 2011 off in a strong way. We prefer investors wait for a pullback if considering any of the names above. dividend.com