Dividend Investing Blog
Dividend Investing In The Packaging And Container Industry As a dividend growth investor I am always on the lookout for reliable dividend paying stocks within industries that are very predictable, consistent and not subject to sudden shifts in their business models. Another way of saying this is, “boring is sexy.” My long term dividend … Read more
The following is a sponsored blog post: Forex Trading is a new concept for many people in North America. But this form of day trading has existed for many years. As a fast paced way to trade upon currencies, commodities, and other financial entities, Forex trading has found a home on the internet, where international … Read more
Back in March of this year I wrote an article titled, “There’s A New DivHut In Town,” announcing the birth of my first child and how I wanted to set up an account in his name and begin a dividend growth portfolio starting at age zero. Talk about having compounding time under your belt. The … Read more
The start of every month is exciting for all dividend income investors as we look back at the previous month and see how much passive dividend income our portfolios generated. September was exciting as ever as my year over year numbers continue to highlight the trifecta magic of dividend investing which includes, adding fresh capital, … Read more
Wow, another quarter of 2015 is in the books. Can you believe how fast time flies? Here we are entering the home stretch of the year when our annual dividend income pictures begin to look a lot clearer as we begin to assess our income goals for the current year and see how close we … Read more
Every few months I like to take a look at my portfolio holdings and examine my overall sector allocations to see if they meet my comfort level as to how my capital is distributed. As we all know, market forces affect certain sectors at different times throughout business cycles which can often throw many portfolio … Read more
Things are definitely starting to get interesting with the market these days. Increasingly, more and more companies are trading at much better values and yields as prices have tumbled. Of course, the question of dividend reliability comes into play when dramatic price swoons occur. This is why we diversify among dozens of high quality companies … Read more