Money and Finance
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.
While still studying at University I bought my first shares as a cash-strapped 4th year. The lucky pick was $100 worth of KO - Coca-Cola. Truly an excellent pick if you follow along with dividend growth investing or you're just starting. Coca-Cola wasn't a calculated purchase, though - I wasn't born a stock investing star - my first pick was a lucky pick. Maybe it was a foreshadow of the kind of investor I would become.
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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.
While still studying at University I bought my first shares as a cash-strapped 4th year. The lucky pick was $100 worth of KO - Coca-Cola. Truly an excellent pick if you follow along with dividend growth investing or you're just starting. Coca-Cola wasn't a calculated purchase, though - I wasn't born a stock investing star - my first pick was a lucky pick. Maybe it was a foreshadow of the kind of investor I would become.
Read more »
- The Coca-cola Company Is Priced For Near Double Digit Returns
I love the consumer staples companies and want to have a bulk of my portfolio tied to their success. Consumer staples tend to have less fluctuation in their operations compared to other sectors simply because their provide consumable items that consumers...
- How To Get Someone Started: Part 2
Last month I asked you all for some help with getting some of my relatives interested in dividend growth investing. The idea of this comes from my desire to help and teach and also the simple fact that time in the market is extremely important. My...
- 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...
- Dividend Compass Match 9 - Coca Cola Vs Tim Horton's
The Dividend Compass Cup moves to the Elite Eight (Equity Eight?) round. The first match in this round is Coca Cola versus Tim Horton's. The Dividend Compass Cup rules are straightforward, we run the two quality, wide moat companies through the Dividend...
- Project: Dividends Stocks To Pick For Teenager (current Market)
I am creating a dividends stock list for my daughter. She is 18 years old. Luckily she has 9.5k in savings for her future college use in two years. I am suggesting her to invest in dividend stocks for now. She doesn't believe in dividends investments...