Bryan Perry

Bryan Perry

A leading expert in the world of high-income investing, Bryan Perry has been bringing his wealth-building insights to individual investors and institutions for nearly 30 years.

Bryan is frequently featured in Forbes, Business Week and MarketWatch and often participates as a guest speaker on numerous investment forums and conferences around the country.

Bryan spent more than 20 years working as a financial adviser for major Wall Street firms, including Bear Stearns, Paine Webber and Lehman Brothers. In 1999, Bryan started his own investment management company, Alexander Perry Corporation, to provide individual investors with innovative and unbiased wealth-building strategies they just couldn’t get from the big Wall Street institutions.

Recent Articles

Inflation vs. Deflation – It’s a Tug of War

By Bryan Perry

The balance of inflationary and deflationary components in the economy right now looks favorable for both stocks and bonds.

An MLP Ready to Harvest for Dividends

By Bryan Perry

aster limited partnership Terra Nitrogen Co. LP (NYSE: TNH), a recently acquired and wholly owned subsidiary of CF Industries Holdings (NYSE: CF), manufactures and distributes the nitrogen products farmers need to grow crops that directly or indirectly feed the world.

5 Dividend Picks Set to Break Out

By Bryan Perry

High yield dividend stocks are great investments right now. Here are five stocks on Bryan Perry's dividend watch list.

3Par Buyout War – Who’s Next?

By Bryan Perry

Dell Inc. and Hewlett-Packard erupted into a knock down, drag out, donnybrook of a bidding war over 3PAR recently. But who's next?

Invest in Guaranteed Cash Flows and High Yields

By Bryan Perry

Imagine a privatized social security system that allowed only three approved private companies to manage the assets of the fund, with most contributors staying with the same asset manager for the balance of their working lives. If this sounds like a pretty sweat deal, it is for shareholders of Administradora de Fondos de Pensiones Provida (NYSE: PVD).

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