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Dividend Stocks for this week September 3

Dividend stocks for this weeks pick has come up with KRO as a lead contender, Kronos worldwide inc. has got a yield of 3.9%. KRO shares are only $15.81, making them affordable for all investors. The years trading range is $13-19 with the average daily volume around 200k, which is not much considering the market cap is almost 2 billion. KRO has a nice historical performance when it comes to Dividend Capturing, scoring a 94% on our dividend stock calculator. KRO does pay out dividend four times a year. Download my free Dividend Calendar software to set your own trading schedule.

VIV is another company on the list that has some good numbers to look at. $21.40 for the stock and the yield is an incredible 4.97%. VIV has some great numbers behind it also, market cap is 24 billion, 1.6 million shares are traded on an average day bouncing from $17-23 for this past year... this stocks seems to be in a sideways channel. Channeling stocks are great when it comes to safe investing strategies, she's at 21 now and before long she'll be moving in between the lines. Scoring over 91% for the dividend capturing strategy makes this stock on my list of contenders for this week.

We do send out this list every week with stocks that are ripe for the dividend capturing strategy, Buy the stock before the Ex-date, sell for small profit after date of record. It's a very simple trading strategy that's been around for some time.

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After trading stocks for over 23 years I have come up with a trading strategy that has worked for me and my friends. It’s simple and takes less than 10 minutes a day. My annual returns beats the Wall St pros every year. Maybe it’s time you did your own investing too.

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