Who Says High Returns Have to Be High Risk?

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September, 2011

WHO SAYS HIGH RETURNS HAVE TO BE HIGH RISK?
by LARRY


	In the past few days, equities have rallied some from their lows for the year, but they remain well off their highs. As usual after sell-offs, this situation has provided excellent investment opportunities, such as these stocks of relatively low risk but superior appreciation potential, ones which also provide dividend income while one waits for their value to be better recognized in the marketplace: 3M Company; Disney (Walt); Eaton Corp.; Intel Corp.; ITT Corp.; Kyocera Corp., ADR; Microsoft; Raytheon Co.; Texas Instruments; Total, ADR; and Walgreen Co.

My favorites, though, are these five:

Low Risk and Likely High Return Stocks

Company	Stock Symbol	Recent Price	Price to Earnings	Dividend	Dividend Payout	Debt to Equity
Walt Disney	DIS	$32.31	13.70	1.08%	0.17	0.32
Intel Corp.	INTC	$22.20	10.19	3.04%	0.31	0.05
ITT Corp.	ITT	$44.15	11.62	2.04%	0.26	0.29
Kyocera Corp., ADR	KYO	$87.00	10.45	1.03%	0.19	0.03
Total, ADR	TOT	$44.07	6.24	4.70%	0.38	0.52


	While there is no guarantee, and one should always do one's own investment research, as a group these five in my view provide the investor an excellent chance to double his or her money over the next few years.


	DISCLAIMER Larry is not a professional. Don't take him seriously! Actually, the investment article provided here is for general information only and should not be considered as professional advice, a solicitation to buy or sell any security, or the Word of God. Investors are encouraged to do their own research while considering their personal goals and circumstances, or consult their own professional financial advisors, before making investment decisions. Neither Larry nor LARVALBUG will be liable for any losses sustained by any visitor to this site. (Disclosure statement: Larry and Val have holdings in some of the suggested assets but do not "make a market" in any of them and do not derive any direct benefit from recommending them, except perhaps for a bit of smug self-satisfaction.)

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