Dividend Investing Blog
Before I became a dedicated dividend growth investor, almost ten years ago, wow does time fly, I had my share of successes and failures in the stock market as I was lured by ultra cheap stock prices that could “easily” double my money if it went up only one or two dollars or lured by … Read more
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Sometimes you cannot help making buys when certain stocks you are watching are just screaming, “Buy me, buy me!” Such was the case with my recent pick up. I was happy to start 2017 with a couple buys last week adding to my Kimberly-Clark Corporation (KMB) and General Mills, Inc. (GIS). It’s no secret that … Read more
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With two weeks of 2017 already in the books I am happy to announce my first purchases for the new year. I might have taken a bit longer to make my buys than some of my fellow dividend investing peers but I was comforted to see that as 2017 started we have collectively been ‘buying … Read more
Every quarter I like to review baby DivHut’s portfolio and dividend income. With the start of the new year it’s time, once again, to look back at the fourth quarter of 2016 and see how the portfolio has fared. Generally speaking there is not much change in his portfolio on a month to month basis … Read more
I’ve been investing now for almost 20 years. That includes three bull markets, two recessions and two bubbles bursting. Yet through it all, when I look over my investments in Quicken, I see that I’ve averaged a 21% return on investment and that my money has grown from just the $100 I started with in … Read more