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View in browser SPONSORED Insiders Love This $30 Stock That Pays Out 10%+ Dividends Europe is suffering through a major energy crisis thanks to Russia shutting off gas supplies, but the company now delivering natural gas to Europe is making a fortune. PLUS... insiders now own 47% of this stock. Learn why Putin's mistake could drive this stock from $30 to $280 in 18 months! Editor's Note: I've never seen Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld so frustrated... Watching hardworking people lose more and more of their savings each time the market takes a dive... He says it keeps him up at night. So he's decided to do something I never thought I'd see... Marc is encouraging countless Americans to QUIT the stock market and showing them how to generate up to 110% returns in less than five years - without touching stocks. If you know Marc, you know he's passionate. And this is the most fired up I've ever seen him. Marc's insisted that we make this video free to watch for everyone so that nobody gets left behind. If you're skeptical, consider this... Marc has never lost money using this must-see investment strategy! See the full story HERE before you buy another stock. - Rebecca Barshop, Senior Managing Editor SAFETY NET Can This Chipmaker Sustain Its Dividend? Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club With supply constraints and myriad other issues, semiconductor stocks have had a rough go of it in 2022. But many of the companies still generate gobs of cash flow, which should continue in the foreseeable future. Broadcom (Nasdaq: AVGO) provides semiconductors, fiber optics and software to a wide variety of industries. The San Jose, California-based company pays a 3.2% dividend yield. But with the recent struggles in the industry, can Broadcom shareholders rely on the dividend? Broadcom's free cash flow growth is impressive, and that is expected to continue as free cash flow is forecast to rise 26% this year and another 7% next year. Meanwhile, the tech giant is projected to pay out just $6.6 billion in dividends this year and $7.5 billion next year, for very comfortable payout ratios of just 39% and 41%, respectively. Broadcom currently pays a quarterly dividend of $4.10 per share, which comes out to a 3.2% yield. It has raised its dividend every year since 2011. SPONSORED Why This World-Renowned Income Expert Is Quitting the Stock Market The market had its worst first half of a year in more than five decades. And the pain isn't going to end anytime soon. Sure, the market could bounce back tomorrow... but Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld isn't willing to risk it. So if you can't afford to lose money right now, you need an alternative. It's time to quit the stock market. Considering Broadcom is growing its free cash flow, has a low payout ratio and has an admirable dividend-raising track record, the dividend is quite safe. Dividend Safety Rating: A I was recently asked how safe a company's bonds are compared with its dividend payments. A bond payment has priority over a dividend. So a company will always make sure its bond payments are covered before declaring a dividend. If a company is making any dividend payments - even if it cut the dividend - that means its bonds are in good shape. Otherwise, the company would conserve cash and eliminate the dividend if it needed to pay bond interest. When a company's dividend is safe - like in Broadcom's case - then you know that its bonds are rock-solid. I've actually never lost money from investing in bonds. And if that's not as much of a sure thing as you can expect in this world, then I don't know what is. You can learn how to follow my bond recommendations when you check out my presentation here. 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