My name is Jordan Shaw and I have been an investor in the stock market for 20 years. I have a MBA and I am currently a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Since the age of 16 I have taken a keen interest in the stock market and used my fathers stock account to purchase my own stocks. I am 36 now, and have started this blog to give you my advice on stocks. Most of my information and statistics come from other sources, but using my research I can make suggestions on stocks that have potential.


Tuesday, 8 May 2012

A natural resource stock yielding 11%

Veolia Environment (NYSE:VE) is a French utility giant which owns the worlds largest water business in terms of revenue. In the last 5 years Veolia has grown too aggressively and drowned in debt during the recession. Analysts think that improvements to the balance sheet and investments to growth areas could drive 80% growth in income next year and 16% growth in each of the next 5 years.  Shares are modestly valued at just 75% of book value and the company seems to be very committed to protecting its 10.7% annual dividends. The cash flow of this company has enough to cover the dividend more than 5 times over. This is a safe high dividend stock that I would think about purchasing.

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