Paul Duke
Paul “Dividend” Duke is a veteran investor with a longstanding interest in dividend stocks. He brings a balance of both technical and fundamental analysis to his work, and focuses on opportunities that provide safety, capital appreciation, and income.
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The Best Dividend Stocks For A Rainy Day
Wondering where to find the best dividend stocks for a rainy day? Before you start looking, figure out when that rainy day might come. How long are you comfortable hanging onto a stock? Come up with an answer, and then have the discipline to stick to it. You won’t find good stocks to buy now […]
How Dividend Reinvestment Plans Really Work
I’m not exactly jealous, but I sure am envious. I’ll fess up and admit it. Back in 1955, Fred Schwed came up with the perfect title for a book… “Where Are the Customers’ Yachts?” The subtitle for Fred’s book is “A Good Hard Look at Wall Street.” Fred was a professional trader who lost a […]
Dividend Aristocrats On Sale
After all these years, I’m still infatuated. And I still can’t figure out why back in 1963, only 21,513 Corvette Sting Rays came off the line. Devoted Corvette guys don’t always gush about the ’63 the way I figure they might, but that’s their call, and they’re probably thinking more about mechanics than styling. But […]
The Best Long Term Dividend Stocks To Buy
Want to find the best long term dividend stocks to buy? Invest like Howard Hughes. I’ll show you how to channel your inner eccentric tycoon in a minute, but first… Keep in mind that the best long-term dividend stocks come in different flavors. You have some good choices, like checking out the S&P 500 Dividend […]
Highest Dividend Yield Stocks For Cheapskates
I sunk some quality time into the U.S. Open this weekend, and if you’re a golf fan, I hope you did too. How about Jordan Spieth, only the sixth player in history to capture the Masters and the U. S. Open in the same year? Do you play golf? The U.S. Open brings a dividend […]
Top Small Cap Dividend Stocks To Buy
History sure is intoxicating. Last night it swept me away once again like it always does, this time back to the early 1970s and the Nixon White House. A bunch of those Oval Office tapes, 3,700 hours of them, have been cleaned up and released. Reading the transcripts with Nixon, Kissinger, Haldeman, and Erlichman have […]
