Looking for a new but simple way to select stocks for your investment portfolio? Try Dogs of the Dow. Go to this site and you will discover a technique that
would have given you a 17.7% average annual return since 1973! That's not bad, especially considering that the Dow Jones Industrial Average overall
return was 11.9% during that same period.

Here is what they say about this method of investing:

Investing in the Dogs of the Dow is relatively simple. After the stock market closes on the last day of the year, of the 30 stocks which make up the Dow
Jones Industrial Average, select the ten stocks which have the highest dividend yield. Then simply get in touch with your broker and invest an equal dollar
amount in each of these ten highest yielding stocks. Then hold these ten "Dogs of the Dow" for one year. Repeat these steps each and every year. That's
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If simplicity is what you are looking for, this is about as simple as it gets. One telephone call to your broker per year and your Dogs of the Dow portfolio is
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your convenience.

  Small Dog Steps

Some of you may be interested in trying to outperform even the traditional Dogs of the Dow. Well, we have a way that historically has done just that. On
the last day of any given year, select the ten highest yielding stocks as you normally would. Of these ten Dogs simply select the 5 Dogs with the lowest
stock price and you will have what we call the Small Dogs of the Dow (Sometimes referred to as the Puppies of the Dow or the Flying Five). Then get in
touch with your broker and invest an equal dollar amount in each of these 5 high yielding, low priced stocks. Then hold these five "Small Dogs of the
Dow" for one year.

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"By using your power as a financial consumer -- as a bank account holder, mutual fund investor or stock buyer -- you can influence how capital in invested. Obviously a single transaction cannot change the world -- but it can help direct a meaningful amount of capital toward enterprises that make the world a little better." --Eugene Ellmen, The 1997 Canadian Ethical Money Guide.

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