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

3 Dividend Picks Primed for the Second Half of 2011

These three dividend stocks offer big income potential for the rest of the year.

An Income Fund for the Battered Buck

If the Federal Reserve opts for another stimulus, it could send this currency income fund soaring.

3 Income Stocks to Buy Before Earnings

High food and oil prices in past three months should result in big numbers from agriculture and energy companies.

Sift Through the Oil Sands for Energy Stocks With Big Dividend Yields

Sandridge Mississippian Trust NYSE:SDT, part of Sand Rights NYSE:SD, offers high dividend yield with the potential for more income down the road.

Dividend Investors Can House Big Yields in These 3 Mortgage REITs

Interest rate spreads make agency mortgage REITs veritable printing presses. So which are worth your attention? Take a quick look at three favorites.

How Chile Social Security System Can Pay American Investors Big-Time

While a Social Security privatization in the U.S. may be a distant goal, investors can net big gains by taking advantage of the Chilean system.

3 BDCs to Buy Yielding Up to 15%

Business-development companies are filling a lending void left by banks while doling out big dividends.

Dividend Stocks Remain Your Safest Investment Now

Stocks are down and bonds are up, so where can low risk investors turn? How about stable dividend stocks with big yields, writes Bryan Perry.

OZM: A Heavy-Hitting Hedge Fund for the Rest of Us

While most of us don't have $5 million laying around to invest, there are ways to get into the hedge fund trading -- namely, with Och-Ziff and some smart moves while the market is down.

Can One Company Give Your Dividend Portfolio a Herculean Boost?

With dividends sparse in the technology sector, one company -- Hercules Technology Growth Capital -- may be your best ticket to steady yields.