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The title of this book is misleading. Yes, there are "flow-through" securities like Pengrowth Energy Corporation which make it a policy to pay out most of their profits to shareholders. This payout used to come to ~10-15% yearly when the book was published (it is much lower range today together with most of the security share prices). Beside the real possibility of the capital loss (which PGF demonstrates by losing 50%+ of its share price, or some others by going bankrupt), it is also unclear how the reader supposed to gain the other 10%+ yearly from the sector rotation. Really this ends up being an advertisement for the services offered by the author's company, with a good blog post worth of mention of company types sprinkled on, like: BDCs Oil/gas royalty trusts in particular Canadian listed Closed-end funds Master Limited Partnerships REITs Corporate Bond Funds Income Deposit Securities Shipping/Oil Tanker Stocks (of which most eliminated dividends in 2010)
About 5 pages condensed of new interesting information. Spends first half of books prefacing the justification for his strategy. Dude, I bought your book... you don't have to sell me on the concept. Spends second half of book telling you about some 'new' products that are available to retail consumers which was new to me a bit. But could have talked more about those. Basically he is trying to show the reader that 'you can do all this research yourself, but buy my additional research product and I'll do it for you'. Selling a book to advertise other stuff.