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- Dividend Growth Checkup
As part of my annual review process for my portfolio, I read through the latest quarterly or annual reports for the companies I own, as well as checked up on the organic dividend growth for each position and for the portfolio as a whole. The dividend...
- Weekly Roundup - September 15, 2012
Well another week is in the books so that means it's time for another weekly roundup of blog links and articles that got me thinking. So here goes. Trading Vs. Investing Dividend Mantra wrote about the difference between trading and investing...
- The Ten Points Of Income Investing
1. Income investing is a separate and distinct strategy It's not growth, it's not value -- income comes first. (See: The Income Investor's Manifesto) 2. Discipline and patience are behavioral prerequisites Great dividend-producing...
- Where To Find Value In The Dividend Market Today
There's no question that dividend-paying stocks have become more popular in recent years as interest rates on fixed income and savings products declined. Indeed, dividend-focused ETFs and mutual funds have experienced strong inflows, some higher-yielding...
- Wmd Portfolio
For tracking purposes, I am launching the WMD Portfolio - a journey in search of Wide Moat Dividends. This is an idea tracking portfolio, rather than just tracking ideas as tickers its more interesting to simulate the process to see weight and growth...
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3 Dividend Stocks With Growth Potential
This post was written by Zach from DividendLadder.com
Dividend investing has been a part of my life for almost 15 years. Initially I was drawn to the high yielding stocks and quarterly paychecks but over time I have matured as an investor. Now I invest in these stocks because I want my capital deployed to companies that grow and return profits to shareholders. That is why 95% of my investments are currently in dividend-paying stocks.
I enjoy doing investment research which I believe is key to being a successful stock picker. As Warren Buffet and many other wise investors have said you do not have to be an expert to win at investing. Investing in companies I understand and expect to grow is the foundation for my strategy. But still I enjoy making lists to help narrow down which companies I might put on my watch list. This helps me stay focused and aware of what is happening with the general dividend market.
Today I thought I’d highlight 3 of my more interesting holdings and explain why I like each of them. They are a bit off the beaten path for some investors but I believe they represent value and growth at a time when we need both badly.
- Dividend Growth Checkup
As part of my annual review process for my portfolio, I read through the latest quarterly or annual reports for the companies I own, as well as checked up on the organic dividend growth for each position and for the portfolio as a whole. The dividend...
- Weekly Roundup - September 15, 2012
Well another week is in the books so that means it's time for another weekly roundup of blog links and articles that got me thinking. So here goes. Trading Vs. Investing Dividend Mantra wrote about the difference between trading and investing...
- The Ten Points Of Income Investing
1. Income investing is a separate and distinct strategy It's not growth, it's not value -- income comes first. (See: The Income Investor's Manifesto) 2. Discipline and patience are behavioral prerequisites Great dividend-producing...
- Where To Find Value In The Dividend Market Today
There's no question that dividend-paying stocks have become more popular in recent years as interest rates on fixed income and savings products declined. Indeed, dividend-focused ETFs and mutual funds have experienced strong inflows, some higher-yielding...
- Wmd Portfolio
For tracking purposes, I am launching the WMD Portfolio - a journey in search of Wide Moat Dividends. This is an idea tracking portfolio, rather than just tracking ideas as tickers its more interesting to simulate the process to see weight and growth...