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View in browser SPONSORED Billionaires Scrambling for These Stocks Billionaires and other rich investors have been hoarding shares of certain stocks in the market. These stocks are poised to spring up upward because of a once-every-25-years event. With the election over... and President Trump set to supercharge the markets... Wealthy investors are already positioning themselves to profit from it. Click here to see proof that this historic stock market shift is coming. SAFETY NET Will This 9% Yielder Be Smooth Sailing for Dividend Investors? Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club Danish oil tanker company Torm (Nasdaq: TRMD) pays a juicy 9% yield, so it's obvious why income investors would be attracted to the stock. But they may want to have the Dramamine nearby. The 136-year-old company saw its free cash flow decline last year from $295 million to $244 million. It paid out $553 million in dividends for a deeply concerning 226% payout ratio. 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