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Who's Paying Dividends This Week? Visa, American Water, SWX

SWX, South West Gas, Visa, American Water and many more are on the list of companies that will be sharing profits with their stock holders this up coming week. I'm a big believer in the Dividend Capturing strategy and collecting 10-20 Checks Per Month from profitable companies that pay out increasing dividends every day. At The 10 Minute trader that is exactly what we do. We use our proprietary Dividend Calculating software to let us know which Dividend paying stocks will most likely work for this trading strategy. Dividend Capturing is a strategy where you buy the stock before the Ex-date, hold til after Date of Record... then sell for a small profit. Just doing this once or twice a month can double or triple your current returns. Making more trades and collecting small profits will add up over the long run. especially where you are trading rock solid companies with strong performance records. The dividend Capture strategy works great with the Dividend Kings, Dividend Aristocrats and those companies that have kept increasing their dividend payments to their investors 25 years in a row or more. Every year consistently increasing their payments to shareholders. Can't really go wrong when a good solid company is willing to give you more money every year, year after year. If you are wanting to get a hold of some stock tip

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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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