U.S. freight railroads are still doing great. Rail freight rates here are some of the lowest in the world, and the network is by far the largest. And while cargo volumes took a hit at the beginning of the recession, they’ve largely recovered, thanks to rail’s competitive pricing. Railroads are also benefiting from the commodities supercycle, as more and more basic materials need to be hauled thousands of miles. So it was no surprise to me when not one, but two railroad stocks were recommended in the latest Dick Davis Dividend Digest. The first recommendation comes from Richard C....
