Dividend Investing Blog
With the month of July winding down it’s time, once again, to look forward towards the next month and decide which dividend stocks deserve my fresh capital. Looking back at the month of July my buys were more measured compared to my eight June buys. I knew that I could not keep that fervent buy … Read more
Here we are with half of 2015 already in the books. While I have enjoyed investing and making my monthly buys during the first half of the year I can truly say that I’m excited as ever for the second half of 2015 and eager to read the headlines and other market noise that will … Read more
Recently I was asked to share my personal experiences regarding my opinion on achieving financial success. While being a very broad question that has different meanings and answers for specific individuals, I can summarize the answer to this question in one word, ‘time.’ There’s little debate that time is the ally of anyone seeking … Read more
With another new month fast approaching it’s time, once again, to take a look at my current portfolio holdings as well as watch list for potential buys in the month of June. Looking ahead into any new month I know that my first preference for a potential buy rests with my ability to average down … Read more
Another new month is finally upon us which means it is time for us to take stock of our dividend portfolios and decide where we would like to deploy our fresh capital. For those that have been following DivHut for a while you already know that I have been adding a lot of fresh capital … Read more
Investing In The Beer Sector A few days ago I wrote a post over viewing various dividend paying stocks in the wine and spirits sector and figured a post highlighting some beer companies might make sense at this time too. Beer, along with wine and spirits, provides a very stable and recession resistant business … Read more
Investing In The Wine And Spirits Sector Of all the consumable beverages it seems that alcoholic drinks are particularly recession resistant. In fact, one full year into the last recession in 2008, alcohol sales actually grew by 9%. It seems that people might be quick to cut spending on luxury items, however, imbibing seems … Read more