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Dividend Payout Ratio Essentials

Dividend Payout Ratio Essentials

| October 19, 2015 | 0 Comments

Things are rarely as simple as they seem, and rarely as simple as we’d like them to be… Especially when it comes to investing in the best dividend stocks. You know what we should do? All of us who follow the market should start off the day with a stiff drink of humility. We should […]

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Stocks That Pay Monthly Dividends

Stocks That Pay Monthly Dividends

| October 12, 2015 | 0 Comments

Do you ever open up your electric bill and find yourself in a state of shock? Not me… it’s pretty much the same every month.  The only real curve I was thrown came a few months ago. That’s when a State of California windfall, the “California Climate Credit” drove my bill down to $12.66. Not […]

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How Dividend Reinvestment Plans Really Work

How Dividend Reinvestment Plans Really Work

| July 13, 2015 | 0 Comments

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 […]

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Dividend Payout Ratio Secrets

Dividend Payout Ratio Secrets

| May 18, 2015 | 0 Comments

Sounds boring, doesn’t it? Look… There’s no way to convince you the dividend payout ratio packs the excitement of a classic James Bond movie. (I have a soft spot for Casino Royale.) But here’s the deal. If a James Bond movie villain put a gun to your head, and forced you to choose just one […]

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Dividend Investing Secrets

Dividend Investing Secrets

| February 17, 2015 | 0 Comments

I’m going to give you 3 dividend investing secrets. Each one will help you make money. And each one will help you protect your money. These 3 secrets can give you a much better way to grow your wealth, even in markets that whipsaw like crazy. Most investors don’t know these secrets.  They don’t think […]

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Build Your Own Dividend Stock Diversification Plan

Build Your Own Dividend Stock Diversification Plan

| February 9, 2015 | 0 Comments

Need to play it safe? A dividend stock diversification plan is nothing more than a simple way to protect your portfolio. The common sense balance gives you safety and performance. And it takes the edge off volatility. It softens the wild swings. The extremes of the market’s highs and lows are balanced with consistency. How […]

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Dividend Payout Ratio Bombs Ready To Explode

Dividend Payout Ratio Bombs Ready To Explode

| February 2, 2015 | 0 Comments

Dividend payout ratio bombs ready to explode? What’s this all about? And what makes the dividend payout ratio so explosive? I’m about to show you three stocks that are likely to blow up. You might as well haul around a volatile mixture of NI-3. That’s the explosive amateur crackpots mix up using iodine and ammonia. […]

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Dividend Investing Breakthroughs

Dividend Investing Breakthroughs

| January 20, 2015 | 0 Comments

Dividend investing breakthroughs aren’t usually the result of home runs from single stocks. Breakthrough dividend performance is a team effort. It’s putting together a lineup of different kinds of dividend stocks that work well together. Go with some of your dividend stocks that pay a yield below 3%, and some with higher yields in the […]

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Dividend Reinvestment Plans

Dividend Reinvestment Plans

| December 29, 2014 | 0 Comments

Dividend reinvestment plans are a way you can unlock the power of compounding. Dividend reinvestment plans compound your dividends, increase the number of shares of the dividend stocks in your portfolio, and exponentially drive your returns higher. Do these dividend reinvestment plans, usually called a DRIP, make sense for you? The DRIP takes the dividend […]

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What Is The Ex Dividend Date?

What Is The Ex Dividend Date?

| December 22, 2014 | 0 Comments

What is the ex-dividend date? It’s a deadline on a dividend investor’s calendar. If you own the stock before this date, you’ll be paid the next dividend. Buy the stock after the ex-dividend date, and you won’t be paid the current dividend. Here’s another way of looking at it. Somebody actually owns this dividend payment […]

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