Abby Dowse Goes Pantsless On Stairs & Proclaims That ‘Pants Are Overrated’ - The Inquisitr

Abby Dowse Goes Pantsless On Stairs & Proclaims That ‘Pants Are Overrated’ - The Inquisitr
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Lululemon is slashing prices during its Cyber Monday sale - CNN

Posted: 30 Nov 2020 03:06 AM PST

On Monday, November 30, Australian bombshell Abby Dowse shared an Instagram update that cheekily mentioned the lack of pants in many of her posts.

Abby is no stranger to showing a lot of skin on social media, and she often rocks swimsuits, lingerie, and other pieces that do not cover her legs. This was true of her latest pictorial share. In her caption, she wrote that "pants are overrated," and she provided visual evidence that she doesn't need them to make a bodysuit look extraordinary.

Abby's one-piece outfit was made out of white stretch fabric that tightly hugged her eye-popping assets. The upper half of the number provided a considerable amount of coverage. Its silhouette included short sleeves and a conservative crew neck. However, the lower half featured a more daring design with extremely high-cut leg openings that curved all the way up to the side of her ample bust. The front tapered inward toward the crotch.

The garment appeared to have a thong back that bared the sides of the fashion influencer's shapely derriere. The cut enhanced the lithe appearance of her long, toned legs.

She added a little more length to her stems by rocking a pair of white stiletto heels. The shoes featured lace-up fronts that were comprised of flat laces and metal hardware. The laces extended up to the ankles, where they were secured in floppy bows. The model accessorized with a gold chain bracelet on each wrist and a single ring on each hand. Her blond hair was styled in a blowout with curled ends.

She was photographed reclining on the wooden steps of a staircase. She sat on one step and curled her right leg in front of her so that the corresponding foot was positioned one step below her backside's resting place. Her left foot rested on the next step. She leaned back with her left arm draped over one of the higher steps. With the opposite hand, she reached up to brush the front of her hair back with her fingertips. Her eyes were cast downward, and her glossy pout was parted in a sultry fashion.

Abby's online admirers rewarded her smoking-hot snapshot with over 17,000 likes, and they left scores of messages in the comments section of her post.

"So gorgeous. I love this style," read a remark that included a number of fire emoji.

"That is scorching. HOT," added another devotee.

"Good lawd. The open side of the bodysuit is insaneee on your incredible body. Leg days definitely paying off too," commented a third fan.

One of Abby's other recent pantsless looks that was a hit with her followers was an even more revealing black lingerie set.

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Posted: 30 Nov 2020 04:00 AM PST

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2 Big Dividend Stocks Yielding 10%; Raymond James Says 'Buy'

Dividend stocks are the Swiss army knives of the stock market.When dividend stocks go up, you make money. When they don't go up — you still make money (from the dividend). Heck, even when a dividend stock goes down in price, it's not all bad news, because the dividend yield (the absolute dividend amount, divided by the stock price) gets richer the more the stock falls in price.Knowing all this, wouldn't you like to own find great dividend stocks? Of course you would. Raymond James analysts have chimed in – and they are recommending two high-yield dividend stocks for investors looking to find protection for their portfolio. These are stocks with a specific set of clear attributes: a dividend yield of 10% and Strong Buy ratings.Kimbell Royalty Partners (KRP)We'll start with Kimbell Royalty Partners, a land investment company operating in some of the US' major oil and gas producing regions: the Bakken of North Dakota, Pennsylvania's Appalachian region, the Colorado Rockies, and several formations in Texas. Kimbell owns mineral rights in more than 13 million acres across these regions, and collects royalties from over 95,000 active wells. Over 40,000 of those wells are in the Permian Basin of Texas, the famous oil formation that has, in the past decade, helped turn the US from a net importer of hydrocarbons to a net exporter.The coronavirus crisis hit Kimbell directly in the pocketbook, knocking down share prices and earnings as economic restrictions, social lockdowns, and the economic downturn all struck at production and demand. The situation has only begun to revive, with the Q3 revenues growing 44% sequentially to reach $24.3 million.Kimbell has long been a reliable dividend payer, with a twist. Where most dividend stocks keep their payouts stable, typically making just adjustment in a year, Kimbell has a history of reevaluating its dividend payment every quarter. The result is a dividend that is rarely predictable – but is always affordable for the company. The last declaration, for the third quarter, was 19 cents per common share, or up 46% from the previous quarter. At that rate, the dividend yields ~10%,Covering the stock for Raymond James, analyst John Freeman noted, "Despite a strong quarterly performance and a nearly 50% distribution raise in 3Q, the market continues to under appreciate the unique value proposition of Kimbell's assets, in our view. Kimbell has a best-in-class 13% base decline, exposure to every major basin and commodity, as well as a very manageable leverage profile…"Regarding the possible anti-hydrocarbon stance of a Biden Administration, Freeman sees little reason for worry, saying, "Investors concerned about a potential Biden presidency (which appears increasingly likely) have little to fear in KRP. The company has less than ~2% of acreage on federal lands, meaning a frac ban on those properties would not have a material impact on KRP's business and might actually help them if it improved the overall supply impact."In line with these comments, Freeman rates KRP a Strong Buy, and his $9 price target implies it has room for 25% growth going forward. (To watch Freeman's track record, click here)Wall Street appears to agree with Freeman, and the analyst consensus view is also a Strong Buy, based on 5 unanimous positive reviews. This stock is priced at $7.21, and its $11 average target is even more bullish than Freemans, suggesting a one-year upside of ~52%. (See KRP stock analysis on TipRanks)NexPoint Real Estate Finance (NREF)NexPoint inhabits the real estate trust niche, investing in mortgage loans on rental units, both single- and multi-family occupancy, along with self-storage units and office spaces. The company operates in the US, across major metropolitan hubs.NexPoint held its IPO in February this year, just before the coronavirus pandemic inspired an economic crisis. The offering saw 5 million shares sell, and brought in some $95 million in capital. Since then, the shares are down 13%. Earnings, however, have posted gains in each full quarter that the company has reported as a public entity, coming in at 37 cents per share in Q2 and 52 cents in Q3. The Q3 number was 30% above the forecast.The dividend here is also solid. NexPoint started out with a 22-cent per share payment in Q1, and raised it in Q2 to its current level of 40 cents per common share. This annualizes to $1.60, making the yield an impressive ~10%.Stephan Laws, 5-star analyst with Raymond James, is impressed with what he sees here. Laws writes of NexPoint, "Recent investments should drive significant core earnings growth, which is reflected in the increased 4Q guidance range of $0.49-0.53 per share (up from $0.46-0.50 per share). The guidance incorporates the full quarter impact of the new 3Q investments as well as new mezz investments made in October. We are increasing our 4Q and 2021 estimates, and we have increased confidence in our forecast for a 1Q21 dividend increase, which we now forecast at $0.45 per share…"Following these sentiments, Laws puts a Strong Buy rating on NREF. His $18 price target suggest the stock has a 9% upside potential for the year ahead. (To watch Laws' track record, click here)With 2 recent Buy reviews, the analyst consensus on NREF shares is a Moderate Buy. The stock's $18 average price target matches Laws', implying 9% growth. (See NREF stock analysis on TipRanks)To find good ideas for dividend stocks trading at attractive valuations, visit TipRanks' Best Stocks to Buy, a newly launched tool that unites all of TipRanks' equity insights.Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the featured analysts. The content is intended to be used for informational purposes only. It is very important to do your own analysis before making any investment.

Lululemon is slashing prices during its Cyber Monday sale - CNN

Posted: 30 Nov 2020 03:24 AM PST

(CNN) —

If you've been eyeing a pair of Lululemon leggings but haven't taken the plunge yet, now's the time to buy 'em: Lululemon's Cyber Monday sale is in full swing. The activewear brand is slashing prices up to 50% on plenty of items, including leggings. From the iconic Wunder Under tights that made the brand famous to the buttery-soft Align leggings, check out some of our favorite womenswear, menswear and accessories you can snag right now on sale — whether you're shopping for yourself or getting a gift for a loved one.

Align 28-Inch Pant ($69, originally $98; lululemon.com)

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We've said it before and we'll say it again — the Align leggings are some of the softest, lightest and most comfortable options on the market. Truly their only downside is their price, which is exactly why you should take advantage of this major discount. More to know: With more than 8,000 positive Lululemon reviews, the leggings are one of the brand's most popular items.

Fine Form Bra ($39, originally $78; lululemon.com)

Fine Form Bra

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Everyone can use a new sports bra, and this one is a smokin' deal at half off. Designed for training, with medium support, the bra comes in 32A to 38D sizing, has soft, malleable cups and can be worn with straight or racerback straps.

Wunder Under 28-Inch High-Rise Tight Luxtreme ($69, originally $98; lululemon.com)

Wunder Under 28-Inch High-Rise Tight Luxtreme

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Got a yogi on your gift list this year? They'll be thrilled to receive one of Lululemon's most classic style leggings, the Wunder Under. Designed for yoga, the tights have minimalist seams and a wide, high-rise waistband that pulls the tummy in. Scoop up this pair in heathered black for nearly 30 bucks off.

Welterweight Zip Hoodie ($89, originally $148; lululemon.com)

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Given that it's the Year of Cozy, a big ol' hoodie is on pretty much everyone's Christmas wish list. There are Cyber Monday Lululemon specials on men's gear too this year, including this fleece and wool hoodie in an almost-black, almost-olive green hue. Ultra warm and crisp enough to gussy up for more outings (like date night), the sweatshirt also has secure zippered pockets.

Speed Up 28-Inch Tight ($69, originally $108; lululemon.com)

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To runners' delight everywhere, Lululemon has cut nearly $40 off the ticket price of the these medium-rise leggings, made from a thicker knit fabric that is still sweat-wicking, breathable and packed with four-way stretch.

Dance Studio 25-Inch Crop ($59, originally $88; lululemon.com)

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We love the cute double layer drawstring waist and the adjustable cuffs on these loose and comfortable cropped pants that graze the calf.

Ready to Rulu Jogger ($69, originally $108; lululemon.com)

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Directly correlating to our spending more time at home than ever is our need for more joggers than ever — and this adorable Ready to Rulu pair has a comfy high-rise drawstring waist, plus they're sweat-wicking and full of stretch. The brand recommends these joggers for warming up, cooling down and, ya know, chilling out.

Fast and Free 25-Inch High-Rise Tight ($69, originally $138; lululemon.com)

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Runners love the Fast and Free line for a lot of reasons — the leggings are practically weightless, allowing for unrestricted movement, and they come with two waist pockets and side drop-in pockets.

On the Fly Wide-Leg 7/8 Pant Woven ($49, originally $118; lululemon.com)

On the Fly Wide-Leg 7/8 Pant Woven

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What's the coziest Lululemon option on our list? Definitely these On the Fly pants, which feature a wide drawcord waist, a stretchy, sweat-wicking fabric and two roomy pockets, one of which includes a hidden card sleeve — perfect for those times when you're running errands on the fly (pun intended) and just want to grab a credit card and go. The sleek, draped wide-leg silhouette means you can take them straight to brunch too.

Align 10-Inch Super-High-Rise Short ($39, originally $58; lululemon.com)

Align 10-Inch Super-High-Rise Short

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Biker shorts were a top trend this year, with the likes of Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber wearing them on the regular. Score this Align pair ifor just under $40 — perfect for heading to yoga or pairing with an oversize sweatshirt while lounging at home.

Out of Range Backpack ($99, originally $148; lululemon.com)

Out of Range Backpack

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With water-repellent fabric and plenty of storage pockets (even including one for your sunglasses) or toting whatever you need to, this minimalist backpack is available in three colors and can fit a 15-inch laptop.

Time To Sweat 23-Inch Crop ($59, originally $98; lululemon.com)

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This is your opportunity to score a classic Lululemon legging for under 60 bucks. Made for running and training, this polished pair is sweat-wicking, feels cool to the touch and is ultra-flattering thanks to extra Lycra and a tummy-cinching high-rise waist. With nearly 1,000 positive reviews, this is a surefire splurge.

ABC 34-Inch Pant Slim Tech Canvas ($89, originally $128; lululemon.com)

ABC 34-Inch Pant Slim Tech Canvas

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This crisp pair of pants is perfect for everything from errands to work meetings. Available in sizes 28 to 40, the 34-inch length, slim-fit pant is made of a technical canvas material that breathes and moves easily. A great gift for the guy who needs more pants in his life!

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