In this video, Vitaliy Katsenelson speaks outside the Value Investing Congress to Forbes on the four cash rich tech stocks he likes.

Nokia is an international dividend achiever. From the end of 1999 up until September 2008 this dividend stock has delivered an annual average total return of 5.00 % to its shareholders. Nokia’s share price has not recovered yet form its all time highs in the early 2000. The stock has lost over 45% of its value so far in 2008.

Ever since the broad market indexes entered into bear market territory and the dollar stopped falling against most of the major currencies, I have been checking the international dividend achievers list for bargains. I came up with the following dividend stocks list, using the followoing screen criteria:

Link to Consuelo Mack's most recent edition of WealthTrack - with author of the Warren Buffet Way, and Fund Manager, Robert Hagstrom.
Also includes some personal thoughts

After Motorola threw in the towel on making money in cell phones this year, is it a good buy? It was not 3 years ago. This analysis is still valid today. Motorola’s failure bodes well for Nokia. Disclosure I own Nokia stock.

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