Dividend Investing Blog
While, in theory, it is always nice to be “fully invested” knowing that all your cash is working for you in some capacity, the reality is that most of us keep some cash on the sidelines. Of course, the question then comes up of what to do with this idle cash. Traditionally, you could always … Read more
The following is a guest blog post from SureDividend: With interest rates back on the decline, income investors are in a challenging position. Investors can turn to high-yield dividend stocks to gain higher levels of income. Three high yield securities that look particularly appealing for income investors today are Energy Transfer (ET), Tanger Factory Outlets … Read more
I can’t believe it’s been six weeks since I made my last purchase in my DGI portfolio, but, if you’ve been following me for a while you already know that I make at least one buy every single month. It just happened to be that I made my August buy on the last day of … Read more
A while back I wrote a couple articles highlighting my very first dividend stock that I owned along with some scanned images of the very first stock trade I placed back in 1988 along with my first dividend check received for $5.00 also in 1988. You’ll see a trade for 100 shares of Homestake Mining … Read more
As a dividend income investor I am always on the lookout for new dividend opportunities to consider adding to my current stock portfolio. Of course, this is easier said than done as the market has been on a magnificent bull run which has inflated the PEs of many stable dividend stocks. However, with the recent … Read more
These days uncovering a dividend gem is increasingly difficult with most dividend stocks already trading at the upper echelon of valuation. A few days ago I wrote about lesser known dividend aristocrats and in that same vane I’m trying to introduce another dividend stock that you may not have heard of. As a dividend growth … Read more
When you think of a rudder what comes to mind? A boat of course, or perhaps sailing. When I think of a rudder I think of stability, a force that continually rights any wrong path and generally keeps things steady. That being said, I have always favored utility stocks as my rudder in my investment … Read more