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Foreign Stocks
Many foreign dividend payers can have considerably higher yields than their American counterparts.
Foreign companies are usually not classified as perpetual dividend raisers because of currency fluctuation.
ADR = American Depository Receipt. Allows you to invest in a foreign stock held in US currency and gives the right to change to foreign currency at any time.
Foreign companies often pay dividends only once or twice a year instead of quarterly like US companies.
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