Dividend Investing Blog
What a crazy August we just experienced. Volatility reared its head once again causing the market and many individual stocks to rise and fall seemingly on a whim. It was very difficult to make any sense of the market especially when trying to pick a stock to buy. Of course, the benefit of volatility is … Read more
Yes, you read that title correctly. DivHut officially sold some stock. In fact, this is my very first “Recent Sell” post on the blog. I even had the create a new category 🙂 Yes, I am a buy and hold investor. Yes, I own for the long haul, Yes I do not panic when the … 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
The following is a guest blog post: It’s easy to get the motivation to start budgeting for a week or two, but it can be more difficult to sustain that momentum over a longer period of time. If you’re truly committed to your long-term financial goals, it’s critical to keep budgeting even when things aren’t … Read more
The following is a sponsored blog post: GDP and Recent Signs of Growth According to Trading Economics, India’s yearly GDP made a staggering growth early this year of 5.5%, which was shy of 1.1% of the previous quarter of growth. Though India has been holding its own and growing since early 2014, it showed less … Read more
I’m on the road so a very quick update about my July dividend income. Dividend income from my taxable account totaled $576.56 up from $297.93 an increase of 93.5% from July of last year. Dividend income from my ROTH account totaled $270.05 up from $137.10 an increase of 97.0% from this time last year. Dividend … Read more
After a pretty strong July it looks like panic is setting in as we start August. No worries… as dividend growth investors we can’t focus on the near term as daily, weekly and monthly price fluctuations and sentiment is nearly impossible to gauge. All we can do is look for solid companies with good fundamentals … Read more