Dividend Investing Blog
Headlines, headlines everywhere! September has definitely not been a boring month that’s for sure. The markets continue to gyrate wildly. Oil spikes the most ever in a single day only to retreat sharply. Interest rates being cut. It’s over for Fedex. Vaping… ban!?! Altria at 52 week lows. Inverted yields. Recession coming… no wait… recession … Read more
Since their inception, stocks have been a great way to build wealth and make your money work for you. Traditionally, the idea behind stocks is that the longer you hold onto them, the more money you’ll earn. However, another form of stock investing is becoming particularly popular with younger generations: dividend investing. Sure, the appeal … 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
After a wild May we seem to be trending back up in June. Of course, anyone in the DGI space already knows that these daily, weekly and monthly swings really don’t matter to anyone with a very long term time horizon. All we can do in the meantime is watch the market swing, stay in … Read more
New month… new stock considerations? Well, I guess if you call picking the same stocks for the last four or five months as new then, yes… these are my “new” stock considerations. Ever since going the DGI route I don’t recall considering the same four or five stocks for several months in a row but … Read more
As we find ourselves in the month of April I realize it is time for me to outline my potential stock buy(s) for the next few weeks. Looking at my portfolio and seeing what relative good values are out there it seems that I’m considering “more of the same.” These are the stocks that seem … Read more
The following is a sponsored blog post: There are two types of dividend investors out there: yield grabbers and growth groupies. But the most successful dividend income investors capture both. Income-focused investors are not happy receiving a paltry 2% dividend yield. Who can blame them! Earning 2% a year doesn’t begin to cover life’s many expenses. That’s … Read more