Money and Finance
I wanted to elicit some help from my fellow bloggers and dividend growth investors on an issue that's been bothering me, especially in the current market environment. So thanks in advance to everyone. I happened to miss the dip in price on several high quality companies such as Coca-Cola and Proctor & Gamble early Monday morning and therefore didn't get to purchase any shares. Although I would have purchased had I set my limit orders the night before. Being a dividend growth and value investor, I'm always conscious of trying to pay fair value and usually less with an additional margin of safety built in to my purchase price when I analyze a company.Read more »
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Obviously the most important part about investing is finding the truly great companies that have the ability to grow profits and dividends for decades on end. Once you identify those companies through a qualitative analysis the next step I like to take...
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Dividend growth investing really resonated with me. But I wasn't always a dividend growth investor. Luckily I never went through the early phase of just being an "investor" - buying a hot stock tip from a friend sort of experiment phase....
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There's several companies that I would like to own much larger stakes of. One of these companies is Coca-Cola (KO). They are a dividend champion with 50 consecutive years of dividend growth. That's quite a feat. However, given Coca-Cola's...
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The bull market continues to rage along, but while its certainly not leaving bargains lying around, there are some quality companies that have not fully participated in the upside. For different reasons, there could be something resembling a fair price...
Money and Finance
How long should you keep building cash?
I wanted to elicit some help from my fellow bloggers and dividend growth investors on an issue that's been bothering me, especially in the current market environment. So thanks in advance to everyone. I happened to miss the dip in price on several high quality companies such as Coca-Cola and Proctor & Gamble early Monday morning and therefore didn't get to purchase any shares. Although I would have purchased had I set my limit orders the night before. Being a dividend growth and value investor, I'm always conscious of trying to pay fair value and usually less with an additional margin of safety built in to my purchase price when I analyze a company.Read more »
- Calling Up Visa For Cash
Step one in the investment decision process lies in identifying companies that are high quality. Whether that's through their moats, their operational excellence, their cash generation, their growth prospects, their credit ratings, their dividend...
- The Best Of Both Worlds: Put Options
Obviously the most important part about investing is finding the truly great companies that have the ability to grow profits and dividends for decades on end. Once you identify those companies through a qualitative analysis the next step I like to take...
- The Roots Of A Wallet Engineer
Dividend growth investing really resonated with me. But I wasn't always a dividend growth investor. Luckily I never went through the early phase of just being an "investor" - buying a hot stock tip from a friend sort of experiment phase....
- How Important Is Valuation?
There's several companies that I would like to own much larger stakes of. One of these companies is Coca-Cola (KO). They are a dividend champion with 50 consecutive years of dividend growth. That's quite a feat. However, given Coca-Cola's...
- Coke Versus Pepsi
The bull market continues to rage along, but while its certainly not leaving bargains lying around, there are some quality companies that have not fully participated in the upside. For different reasons, there could be something resembling a fair price...