2008 investments?

Question

I'm looking for a stock I could buy for $20 or less that will forsure make atleast 2 dollars or more. Also If you know of any companys that are going public or great buys or anything please let me know. Thanx.

Answer 1

Check these out:

All of the following stocks have yields of 10% or more, PE ratios below 17, and PEG ratios below 2.2. Remember, dividends are subject to change or termination, however, most of these stocks have been paying dividends for at least a few years.

Arbor Realty Trust, Inc. (ABR) is a debt oriented REIT that invests in real estate bridge and mezzanine loans, mortgage-backed securities, and discounted mortgage notes. They have paid quarterly dividends since 2004. This company pays a yield of 17.6%, the stock has a PE of 3 and a PEG of 0.39 .

Gramercy Capital Corp. (GKK) is a debt REIT that holds first mortgage loans, mezzanine financing, preferred equity bridge loans, and permanent loans. They have paid quarterly dividends since 2004. This company pays a yield of 15.4%, the stock has a PE of 3 and a PEG of 0.37 .

Northstar Realty Finance Corp. (NRF) is a commercial oriented REIT that invests in mortgages secured by income-producing real estate properties, commercial mortgage backed securities, REIT unsecured debt, and credit tenant loans, and net lease properties. They have paid quarterly dividends since 2005. This company pays a yield of 14.5%. The stock has a PE of 3 and a PEG of 0.48 .

Anthracite Capital Inc. (AHR) is a commercial oriented REIT that invests in commercial mortgage-backed securities also known as CMBS, secured debt backed, mezzanine loan financing and equity. They have paid quarterly dividends since 1998. This company pays a yield of 12.7%. The stock has a PE of 6 and a PEG of 1.27 .

Remember that the current economy is bad.  Worldwide.

And, there are no guarantees.

Good luck.    Jack

Answer 2

I would invest in energy companies as the fight for an alternative fuel continues.

Answer 3

try energy sector, make sure it have at least >50%+ Sales Growth and Income Growth (tendencies to move north faster),

if you dosn't like to much risk, than add put options (if you have more capital) to insurance your stock

good luck

Answer 4

"" for sure ?" Whoa! that part is tough...  but you could buy shares of HTE ( Harvest Energy Trust) a Canadian oil/gas/refining business. Shares are a liitle over your $20.00 mark, but not much... $ 24.70...

Every month you will get 30 cents deposited in your account for every share you own... now, I know that doesn't sound like much... but look at it this way...say you bought 100 shares at $2473. and every month you got $30.00 into your account...at the end of the year that would be $ 360.00   or  14.5 % ...  the $2.00 you were looking for on a $20.00 stock is only 10%.

Just something for you to consider...

( ...or you could play " fast and loose" and try WNR ( Western Refining) for about $13.00 a share...heck...on a good day they might make that $2.00  you were looking for...today was $ 1.72 !! )