Dividend Investing Blog
The following is a guest blog post: If you’re new to stock trading, you’re in the right place. You’ve probably already heard stories about how someone you know turned a small investment into a huge windfall and might want some of that for yourself. While these big gains are sometimes possible, they are still quite … Read more
The following is a guest blog post: Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix,and Google have all posted over-expectation results in Q1. In this article, we will discuss each one and see what the prospects are for the future. The biggest tech giants in the world continue to influence the US stock market in a meaningful and that … Read more
The following is a guest blog post: While some consider that the only way of generating a large amount of money is by investing a big capital, they are not always right. These days everyone can invest if they are smart enough and know how to cut down some costs. To be able to invest, … Read more
The following is a guest blog post: Over-trading occurs when a person places too many trades on the market. Over-trading is psychological and it is a risk, particularly on quiet days and particularly for aggressive traders. It is important to have methods in place to help you avoid over-trading by understanding your triggers. Take a … Read more
The following is a guest blog post: Investing can be daunting, especially for beginners. But this is an area in which it is worth facing your fears: investments can serve as a very useful engine for generating extra income. Experts at Tranio.com have come up with several options for rookie investors. These vary from bonds … Read more
Investing in boring industries rarely gives your portfolio a “shot in the arm” in terms of dramatic capital appreciation but what it can do is provide stability and predictability in terms of tempered growth and a potential reliable source of dividends for decades on end. One such “boring” industry that rarely gets discussed is the … Read more
The following is a guest blog post: Brief Overview of Share CFD Trading In Contracts for Difference (CFD) trading, shares of stock are not sold or bought directly. As a CFD trader, you will not own any type of physical asset. What traders have to do is to predict whether the chosen stock’s price will … Read more
Here’s a topic that is rarely discussed on our dividend blogs. We always discuss and track dividend increases, dividend growth, yield and yield on cost, long term capital appreciation, but rarely stock spin offs. I love stock spin offs. I think they are really neat. Stock spin offs have a unique way of creating shareholder … Read more
With decades upon decades of data to sift through, many stock market pundits will have you believe that markets can be bought and sold according to seasonal effects. Of course, as dividend growth investors we are more concerned with investing in the market at all times rather than trying to time the market. With the … Read more