Dividend Investing Blog
I can’t believe it’s been almost one full month since my last stock purchase but I guess that’s how it goes sometimes. After a very busy buy month in June with eight separate buys, July was more muted with only two new buys and so far the August tally is one buy. Of course, I … Read more
As July marches on and uncertainty in the markets reign, all I can think about is where to deploy my fresh capital all the while ignoring the market headlines which always seem to result in knee jerk reactions in stock prices. It seems that every week or two a new crisis dominates the headlines. We … Read more
After a very busy June in terms of new buys, July has started a little slower which is fine with me. My goal regarding investment consistency is to make at least one buy every month which is something that I have done since 2007 through all market conditions. These days it seems that the … Read more
New month, new buys. Can you believe the calendar is already showing June? It literally seems just like yesterday we were all writing our 2015 goals and looking forward to the new year, and now almost half is gone. I guess this is a lesson that demonstrates how fleeting time is and whether you are … Read more
With the month of May rapidly moving along and the market continuing to march ever higher, the same old value song begins to resonate in my head about where I’d like to allocate fresh funds in my long term portfolios. Believe me, I would love to add to many consumer staples or industrial names that … Read more
With the market continuing on its general upward trajectory it has become clear that finding those great stock deals are becoming more and more elusive. Sure, there are some financial or industrial names that stand out but for the most part nothing really compelling is hitting home. It’s no surprise then that the chatter … Read more
With the month of April winding down I wanted to make a few more buys in my accounts before May officially rolled in. As you will see from my buys below I made several smaller purchases than usual as all trades were covered by promotional offers and thus were commission free. As mentioned in … Read more