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"Cherry-picking" time: That's what Bryan Perry likes about the three dividend-yielding, volatility-resistant funds he recommended to CNBC's Erin Burnett -- and the author of The 25% Cash Machine just might know what he's talking about.
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The author lauded the S&P Covered Call Fund for "cherry-picking the best of" the S&P 500, giving investors a crack at value in giants like AT&T, Honeywell and The Walt Disney Co. The dividends are qualified, which he notes renders a "pretty nice" after-tax yield.
And for those who think good things come in smaller packages, Perry offers the Small Cap Premium & Dividend Income Fund. He believes the market will broaden out over the year, and says this fund will produce "a lot of bang-zoom if the market continues to work higher" -- drawing from companies such as Big Lots, Herman Miller and Veritas.






