So you can think of earnings yield as the engine that drives both dividends and capitalgains, the two forms in which shareholders receive most of their income from their shares.
If the bet pans out, EMLC investors will enjoy capitalgains from the currency appreciation as well as what appears to be a very attractive yield, presently around 6% after the 0.49% expense ratio is subtracted.
With the high-yield stocks hand selected by Forbes, you can pocket 2%-10% plus capitalgains to boot from rock-solid stocks poised to shoot up in price.