In today’s current market environment, one that is plagued with volatility and offering low rates for those trying to earn a steady income, investors have begun to widely adopt dividend strategies. Not only can dividends help keep a portfolio in line with inflation, but they also add a predictable income stream to a portfolio through cash distributions on a regular basis. But when it comes to commodity investing, dividends rarely overlap. The majority of commodity investments are made via futures contracts or other funds that invest directly in the asset itself, but there are also ways for commodity investors to gain access to their favorite tangible assets while still maintaining a strong income stream [for more on commodity dividends subscribe to our free newsletter ]. See the full story here → Related Posts: What Is Brent Oil? The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide USA Oil Reserves: The World’s Largest? Earnings Spotlight: Exxon Mobil (XOM) Iran Tensions And Crude Oil: What It Means For Your Portfolio 25 Ways To Invest In Crude Oil