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| Did you know you can collect income from Amazon, Nvidia, Facebook… i.e. notorious non-dividend payers?
Most investors actually don’t.
If you didn’t know that, it’s okay.
See, when Amazon wants to raise money, they can do two things:
Most investors go out and buy their shares. Buying Amazon shares land you at the very bottom of the ladder in order of importance to Bezos and the board.
On the other hand…
When Amazon issues debt, they raise the cash through corporate bonds. These corporate bonds have maturity dates (aka guaranteed repayment days) plus, you collect interest on the debt.
Bondholders are TOP of the list for being paid. If Amazon ever gets liquidated, you get paid first. Common shareholders are last.
What’s even better….
I’m here not to pitch you Amazon corporate bonds… those don’t trade for very low discounts anymore.
But, I’ve spotted some 10%+ paying corporate bonds going for 40%+ discounts at the moment.
5 in fact.
As the Fed lowers rates, these corporate bonds will become more valuable overnight.
Click here to see the details on them,
Tim Melvin Editor of Preferred Payouts Letter
P.S. In the 80s, I discovered a corporate bond trading for pennies on the dollar… I realized the company’s assets, if sold, would be enough to pay back the bondholders in case of bankruptcy. Once Wall Street figured this out, the bonds rapidly recovered… and I walked away with huge gains. Read how to do this yourself here. |
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