Development Officers Department

Energy Stocks

Oil
Power Plants
Local Municipal Companies

Alternative Energy

Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Ethanol
Solar
Wind
Natural Gas

Along with Corporate Bonds, companies must diversify their portfolios with other forms of instruments like, Corporate Stocks. Corporate Stocks can for the most part be a very tricky aspect of a company’s business that some companies never get right. DCI tried to take most of the guess work out of determining where to put DCI funds when it come to Corporate Stock acquisition. Corporate Stock acquisition comes in the form of Asset Backed Low Risks Companies that are in stable economies and that are not overleveraged. Finding these companies can sometimes be a challenge, but DCI has always been up to a challenge. If a company has a great credit rating without high leverage ratios, then that company may make the DCI long list. Once DCI takes that long list and R & D defines companies that have stable Internal Risk Polices that mirror or coincide with DCI polices, then that company may find themselves on the DCI short list. DCI has found the putting DCI funds in the right place isn’t always as hard as most make it out to be. All it requires is the understanding that sure you can have high yield, higher risk return projects, but when it comes to the financial heath of DCI and DCI Creditors, stability to make necessary payments from allocated DCI portals is priceless from anyone’s standards.