The Best Broker for Dividend Investors: Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:IBKR)

a. Buy a rental in their city and hold it for rental income. b. Buy a larger residence nearby for themselves and rent out their existing home.

For those Seeking Alpha readers that follow me, you know that I am a huge fan of Dividend Re-Investment Plans [DRIP], and their slightly more flexible brother, the Direct Stock Purchase Plan [DSPP].

The machines run wild like a herd of buffalo, and yesterday was no different. The equity market was down yesterday pretty much across the board. Then, suddenly, around 2 p.m.

This article compares PSEC’s recent dividend per share rates, yield percentages, and several other dividend sustainability metrics to ten BDC peers.

CEFL (NYSEARCA:CEFL) has rallied nearly 50% from the market mini-crash earlier this year which represents one of the biggest reversals in 2016.

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Brookfield Asset Management (NYSE:BAM) is a global alternative asset manager whose specialty is investing in “real assets” – this is primarily property, renewable energy sources, infrastructure, and private equity. Brookfield is a juggernaut in the asset management industry.

The S&P 500 (SPY), (IVE), (SH), (VOO), (SSO), (SDS), (IVV), (SPXU), (UPRO) has been sidelining since mid July. Currently at 2.168, the index has been trading at the border of the positive trend line initiated in February 2016, which has been providing support to the index.

Two weeks ago, the Federal Reserve (“FED”) leaders decided not to increase the bank’s key interest rate. The FED is still waiting for the right moment to raise interest rates. Some say that a possible rate hike could occur later this year but that remains to be seen.