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Don Wordell discusses ways in which investors can get yield without investing in treasuries, namely by focusing on technology companies that he believes are healthy enough to keep paying their dividends.

Don Wordell discusses his views about Mattel and the toy industry.

Don discusses the GDP and the turnaround in the market.

Don discusses dividend-paying equities.

Don Wordell discusses two smaller investment firms he likes but cautions that there is still so much uncertainty regarding the bailout.

Don Wordell discusses why consumer stocks, such as restaurant groups, are a good investment now.

Don Wordell discusses his top picks in the financial services sector given the unprecedented take over of Fannie and Freddie by the U.S. Government.

Don Wordell discusses the effect Hurricane Gustav will have on oil production, the market, and futures prices.

Don Wordell talks about his dividend orientation, valuation approach, and identification of catalysts to pick stocks. Using this process, he identifies two stocks that show promising growth prospects over the next 12-18 months.

Don Wordell describes why the generous dividend yield, attractive valuation, and solid fundamentals of one major toy company makes this stock a great one to own.