Money and Finance
Hi everyone,
I'm happy to announce the publication of my first book: Keeping Your Dividend Edge: Strategies for Growing & Protecting Your Dividends, now available on Amazon in paperback and in the Kindle eBook format.
(The two versions are currently listed separately - I'm told they will be on the same page in the next day or so.)
Writing a book on dividend investing has been on my mind for several years. This autumn, I finally put pen to paper to address the changing dividend landscape that I've observed -- e.g. the impact of share repurchases, lingering impacts from the financial crisis, increasing global competition, etc. -- and how individual investors might chart a course for long-term success despite these new challenges.
I also wanted the book to be punchy and practical -- something you can read in one sitting with lessons you can immediately apply to your investment process.
The main chapters address the following topics:
My New Book: Keeping Your Dividend Edge
Hi everyone,
I'm happy to announce the publication of my first book: Keeping Your Dividend Edge: Strategies for Growing & Protecting Your Dividends, now available on Amazon in paperback and in the Kindle eBook format.(The two versions are currently listed separately - I'm told they will be on the same page in the next day or so.)
Writing a book on dividend investing has been on my mind for several years. This autumn, I finally put pen to paper to address the changing dividend landscape that I've observed -- e.g. the impact of share repurchases, lingering impacts from the financial crisis, increasing global competition, etc. -- and how individual investors might chart a course for long-term success despite these new challenges.
I also wanted the book to be punchy and practical -- something you can read in one sitting with lessons you can immediately apply to your investment process.
The main chapters address the following topics:
Chapter 1: Why Dividend Investing (Still) Works.
- The Ultimate Goal Of Dividend Investing
The whole reason I started my journey towards financial independence stems from when I was laid off in January 2009. At the time it was unexpected and came out of nowhere, but I thoroughly enjoyed the time that I was out of work and set out to learn...
- 3 Reasons Why Most Dividend Etfs Will Fail
Today, there are some 50 dividend ETFs in the U.S. market with approximately $50 billion under management between them. A few years ago, there were only a handful of them to choose from. Thanks to the growing investor demand for income, however,...
- The Detective And The Investor
One of the first books I read when I started learning about investing was Robert Hastrom's "The Warren Buffett Way." Hagstrom is a writer who excels at seeing connections and finding patterns. As a fan of detective stories in general and Holmes in...
- One Reason Dividend Investing Works So Well
I am sure there are a number of reasons why dividend investing works, not the least of which is dividends role in long term total returns. I see another factor that dividend investing one reason why dividend investing works so well, and it has to...
- The Wine Cellar - James Montier: Dividends Still Matter
One of the main things I am using the blog for is an ongoing notebook of my favorite insights on investing. The Wine Cellar is the ideas, papers and analysis that are most useful and informs my perspective over the long haul. So the first one to...
Money and Finance
- The Ultimate Goal Of Dividend Investing
The whole reason I started my journey towards financial independence stems from when I was laid off in January 2009. At the time it was unexpected and came out of nowhere, but I thoroughly enjoyed the time that I was out of work and set out to learn...
- 3 Reasons Why Most Dividend Etfs Will Fail
Today, there are some 50 dividend ETFs in the U.S. market with approximately $50 billion under management between them. A few years ago, there were only a handful of them to choose from. Thanks to the growing investor demand for income, however,...
- The Detective And The Investor
One of the first books I read when I started learning about investing was Robert Hastrom's "The Warren Buffett Way." Hagstrom is a writer who excels at seeing connections and finding patterns. As a fan of detective stories in general and Holmes in...
- One Reason Dividend Investing Works So Well
I am sure there are a number of reasons why dividend investing works, not the least of which is dividends role in long term total returns. I see another factor that dividend investing one reason why dividend investing works so well, and it has to...
- The Wine Cellar - James Montier: Dividends Still Matter
One of the main things I am using the blog for is an ongoing notebook of my favorite insights on investing. The Wine Cellar is the ideas, papers and analysis that are most useful and informs my perspective over the long haul. So the first one to...
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