Tag: dividend investors
Evaluating Dividend ETFs
My site is read by readers from all walks of life. We have those with no experience investing, to those who have been through the ups and downs of the past half a century (and even longer). We also have a variety of readers, who are interested in the concept of dividend growth investing, but who […]
Dollar Cost Averaging Versus Stop Losses
Subscriber Rick G. recently asked a great question. “What do you think about the theory of ‘buying on dips’ and ‘dollar cost averaging’?” If the price of a dividend paying stock goes down, buying more will increase your yield; however, that seems to be at odds with the idea of why an investor should have […]
7 Tips To Grow Your Wealth Like The Best Dividend Investors
Dividend investing is one of the most actionable, repeatable methods of building wealth over time. Fortunately, there are many resources available to learn about dividend investing. Many of them are published by some of the most successful dividend investors in the business. These include books, websites, and even shareholder letters. One particular example is the portfolios of […]
The Best Dividend Growth Stocks For Uncertain Times
You probably don’t remember what you were doing on May 6, 2010. But I’ll never forget that day. The Dow sank almost 1,000 points in 45 minutes. Then, an hour later, it came roaring back, up 750 points. Over the next three weeks, it lost another 525 points. So how about this 2015 market? How […]
Highest Yield Stocks You Might Overlook
When you hear about the highest yield stocks, you usually hear about utility stocks. Look… I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with utility stocks. The right utility stock is a great way to capture a high dividend. The wrong utility stock… A world of hurt. And I’m going to show you one where there’s already […]
What High Yield Dividend Investors Need To Do Right Now
Can you believe this wild ride? The Wall Street Journal described trading on Wednesday, October 15th as, “frenzied.” Treasury yields have slumped to their lowest level in 16 months. Crude oil futures have slid back to 2012 prices. Professional traders are skittish, and Main Street investors can’t seem to shake scary memories of 2008 and […]
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