The One Income Opportunity You Can't Afford to Miss

In This Issue: The One Income Opportunity You Can't Afford to Miss Go East, Canadian Crude Australia's Central Bank Targets the Housing Boom Prediction: 31% GAIN in 12 Months! This Bermuda-based company is making a handsome profit on America's energy boom. It makes a critical, unique tool that energy companies desperately need. And they're willing to pay $635,000 a day to use it. This company owns 69 of them. That's $43.8 million a day in revenue. Its reach extends all over the world. No wonder it can afford to pay shareholders 10.32% . And you can buy it for less than $40. I expect it to hit $48 in the next 12 months. That's a 31% total gain! It's just one of 5 companies in my "secret" blueprint for income. Discover them all here. The One Income Opportunity You Can't Afford to Miss 9/29/2014 "Did I miss out on the stock market rally?" If you're asking yourself this question, you're not alone. It's a popular query that turns up 24 million results on Google. And if you're one of the folks sitting on the sidelines, the short answer to it is... Yes. You missed out. The Dow recently closed over 17,000---up 158% from its 2009 bottom. If you had the guts to put your money in the market then, you could be very wealthy right now. But let's be honest: not many people did. With what happened to hard-working Americans' wealth during the Great Recession, it's hard to blame them. And the odds of the market tacking on another 158% are slim ... and none. That's bad news. You know you need to build a nest egg for retirement. Or if you're already retired, you need income now. You probably feel like you have to do something. But in our opinion, at no time since the Great Depression have investors endured such a challenging period in identifying high-quality, long-term income investments. That's why we're writing you today... 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Go East, Canadian Crude 9/26/2014 By Ari Charney When we talk about Canada's resource story, naturally we focus on Alberta's abundance of energy commodities and the export infrastructure planned along the coast of British Columbia. In other words, much of our attention is necessarily fixated on Western Canada. But it's important not to overlook what's happening on Canada's Atlantic coast. While the US currently absorbs the vast majority of Canada's energy exports, the glut of production resulting from prolific shale plays means Canada must diversify its export markets to ensure continued demand at economic prices. Of course, long-term contracts with importers in fast-growing Asian emerging markets are the big prize for North American energy producers, particularly when considering the significant spread between natural gas prices in the US and Canada and those overseas. Canada's west coast should be the point of departure for liquefied natural gas (LNG) and crude oil destined for Asia. But given the ongoing political clown show in British Columbia, Alberta-based producers are starting to look east as well. According to the Financial Post (FP), earlier this week Canadian oil major Suncor Energy Inc (TSX: SU, NYSE: SU) transported 700,000 barrels of Western Canada Select (WCS) crude by rail to a port near Montreal. From there, it will be shipped to Italy, via the Saint Lawrence River, which ultimately connects with the Atlantic Ocean. The company told FP that this is its first waterborne shipment of WCS from the east coast. And next month, Enbridge Inc (TSX: ENB, NYSE: ENB) is expect to complete the reversal of its Line 9B pipeline, bringing up to 300,000 more barrels a day to the Saint Lawrence. The company notes that the pipeline originally flowed eastward, but was reversed in 1998 thanks to an influx of cheap foreign oil. But times have changed. Enbridge touts the reversal, which is part of its Eastern Canadian Refinery Access Initiative, as a critical step toward ensuring the future of Quebec's refining industry. The province's two major refineries--one is owned by Suncor, the other by Valero Energy Corp (NYSE: VLO)--account for 20 percent of Canadian capacity, but 90 percent of the crude they currently process is higher-priced oil sourced from overseas. WCS tends to trade at a persistent discount to other oil benchmarks, such as West Texas Intermediate (WTI), which is the North American benchmark, and Brent North Sea crude, which is the global benchmark. That's because WCS, which is extracted from Canada's oil sands, is a heavier grade of crude, so it's costlier to refine. It also has to travel a great distance to reach key refineries in the US, so transportation expenses also factor into the differential. However, the differentials between WCS and the two aforementioned benchmarks have narrowed considerably as of late, owing to a decrease in transportation bottlenecks and the depreciation in the Canadian dollar, among other factors. As such, WCS offers potentially greater margins than foreign crude for Canada's domestic refiners. For instance, WCS recently traded near USD76.90, about USD18.26 below the price of Brent, or a discount of about 19.2 percent. The FP quoted Simon Jacques, an energy sector shipping consultant, as saying that it costs about USD12 per barrel to ship crude by rail from Alberta to Montreal. Based on recent prices, that leaves a substantial $6.26 spread between the price of WCS and Brent from the standpoint of domestic refiners, before factoring in any transportation costs for the latter. And shipping overseas adds another USD3.50 per barrel, for a remaining discount of USD2.76 per barrel, from the perspective of importers based in Europe. According to Jacques, the economics offered by WCS could mean that, "The Saint Lawrence River is going to become a little Mississippi River." Indeed, both Enbridge and TransCanada Corp (TSX: TRP, NYSE: TRP) have proposed to build new pipelines to transport WCS to Canada's Atlantic coast. Of course, British Columbia's proximity to Alberta and access to Asia means that it should ultimately handle the vast majority of energy exports headed overseas. But given the extent to which provincial leadership has taken this situation for granted, it's nice to have an alternative outlet should their recalcitrance continue. This article originally appeared in the Maple Leaf Memo column. Never miss an issue. Sign up to receive Maple Leaf Memo by email. Are You Paying TOO Much for That Stock? Yes, the stock market is having a banner year. But the simple truth is: It's overheated – especially dividend stocks. The first half of 2014 saw almost $30 billion in dividend increases alone. As a result, eager investors have plowed into these U.S. stocks and prices have skyrocketed. That's a problem. You could be overpaying by 60% on your next stock purchase. But…amazing, cheap income opportunities still abound if you're willing to think globally. I have 5 income opportunities that are still available at bargain prices with big dividends…such as 10.05%, 10.10%, 10.32% and more. They're worth a look. Details here. Australia's Central Bank Targets the Housing Boom 9/26/2014 By Ari Charney Most of the time, central bank watchers must content themselves with obsessively parsing carefully worded statements about monetary policy and the economy. But when central bankers give speeches before fellow economists or offer testimony before political bodies, their prepared remarks, though presumably edited to exhibit the appropriate amount of circumspection, tend to offer a greater degree of candor. That was the case this week with Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Glenn Stevens' speech before the Melbourne Economic Forum. In recent statements on monetary policy, Stevens' observations about the state of the country's housing market were fairly anodyne, noting simply that dwelling prices continue to rise. Statements further back occasionally noted the role of investors in driving home prices higher. These details were merely intended to telegraph that this was a key area of concern that the bank would be closely monitoring. But in his remarks this week, Stevens went considerably further than these bland assessments. According to Bloomberg, Stevens said he's concerned about the double-digit growth in investor finance. "I have certain skepticism about macroprudential tools as a panacea," he continued, "but I remain open to using them if it seems sensible to do so and that's the kind of thing we have in mind right now." So what is macroprudential regulation? Though the term originated in the 1970s, the idea came into vogue following the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), when central bankers realized the limitations of monetary policy in addressing the situation and sought other tools to rein in systemic risk. Though Stevens did not specify what his particular approach might entail in this regard, it's clear that his focus is more on real estate investors than, say, first-time homebuyers. He's concerned that speculators could drive prices to unsustainable highs that would exacerbate the eventual correction. The Age says among the RBA's possible steps could be a move to tighten "interest rate buffer guidelines, under which banks apply an interest rate add-on to current mortgage rates when assessing a borrower's capacity to service their loans." This policy would be implemented through coordination with the country's banking regulator. The Melbourne-based newspaper notes that Stevens previously observed that "requiring banks to hold a bigger buffer was a promising potential macroprudential response to rising house prices when he appeared before a parliamentary committee in March." Australia's housing market never underwent the type of severe correction that US homeowners suffered during the global downturn. Indeed, the trough in prices was relatively shallow. As a result, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Australia has the world's third most overvalued housing market on a price-to-income basis. And with Australia's home prices rising from a comparatively higher base than those of its developed-world peers, analysts and economists have been sounding the alarm for at least a year about a possible real estate bubble. Of course, the RBA has been caught in a difficult situation. With the peak in resource sector investment now past, the central bank has been keen to help spur growth in the non-mining sectors of the economy. But notwithstanding Stevens' newfound interest in macroprudential regulation, the RBA's principal tool is monetary policy. And that means rate-sensitive sectors such as housing and finance were always going to be most responsive to a rate-cutting cycle. The hope was that since housing touches so many other corners of the economy that an accommodative monetary policy--the RBA's benchmark cash rate has been at an all-time low for over a year now--would eventually flow through to the rest of the economy. However, it's still unclear whether that's actually happened. And any effort to raise rates across the board could choke off growth in the broader economy. So the RBA is clearly seeking a limited way to curb lending to real estate investors without impinging upon the economy as a whole. It's an exceedingly delicate balance, but it just might work. This article originally appeared in the Down Under Digest column. Never miss an issue. Sign up to receive Down Under Digest by email. Your secret blueprint for bigger dividends Whether you're building a nest egg for retirement or are already retired, you need income now. But it's tough finding high-quality, long-term income investments, what with interest rates scraping the bottom of the barrel. Here's good news… I've discovered a new, secret weapon for pinpointing low-risk, high-income investments. It's like a secret blueprint for nabbing big dividends. How does a 10.32% dividend sound? That's just one of them – I have 4 more! Here's what you need to know to get in NOW. You are receiving this email at benjamart.ss.stock@blogger.com as part of your subscription to Investing Daily's Stocks To Watch, published by Investing Daily. 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