Asset allocation by sector is an aspect of the dividend growth investing strategy that I’ve been meaning to discuss for some time now. But now that I have some time to sit down and really address this, I hope it provides you readers a ton of value. I brought this subject up very quickly when I […]
TradeKing Brokerage Review and TradeKing Dividend Payment
I once discussed that my Scottrade account was growing to the point to where it made sense to diversify brokerage accounts. That was June 2013. Better late than never, right? So here we are now almost two years later and I finally opened a second brokerage account. Truth be told, I should have done this […]
How Ethical Can An Investor Be?
Ethics as it relates to investing isn’t something I’ve addressed before. And this is really due to the fact that what qualifies as an ethical investment to me may be far different than what’s ethical to someone else. Nonetheless, I thought it’d be useful and interesting to address the subject once and for all and […]
7 Estrategias para Inversión que sí Funcionan
Cuando se trata de invertir, no hay una ruta correcta que puede tomar para alcanzar los resultados esperados. Aun así, hay ciertas estrategias que usted puede usar para que termine con ganancias muy cuantiosas. Tras pedir consejo de negociantes más experimentados o un agente de bolsa, puede recibir diferentes respuestas. Esto es porque la estrategia […]
Índice de Crecimiento Proyectado: Cómo Estimar sus Ganancias
El Diccionario Cambridge define “Índice de crecimiento proyectado” (projected growth rate) como el ritmo en el que algo estará creciendo en el futuro próximo. Es una definición generosa, una que aplica igualmente bien a macroeconómica (GDP projected growth rate) y financias corporativas (dividend projected growth rate). Para los propósitos de este post, estaremos viendo a […]
Warren Buffett On Volatility And Risk
The Berkshire Hathaway annual letter to shareholders was released this past Saturday. Now, this is somewhat of an event all in itself for capitalists all around the globe. Even if you’re not a shareholder of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.B), one looks forward to any dribble or drop of knowledge from the greatest known investor of all time, […]
Keep It Simple – Part 2
So I recently spoke about keeping it simple when it comes to investing in the context of being able to easily decipher what a company does and even going so far as being able to explain that synopsis to a child. But there are some additional points I wanted to address, as well as explain […]
Keep It Simple
When I look at investing in a company, I think of the KISS principle. A design/engineering principle noted by the US Navy in 1960, it’s an acronym that originally stood for: Keep it simple, stupid. You can use another variation of it that is perhaps less offensive, like keep it simple and straightforward. But the point […]
Personal Capital: A Solid (and FREE) Portfolio Management Tool
I signed up with Personal Capital a couple of months ago to see what the hoopla was all about. I’ve seen it touted about in the personal finance space for at least a year now. But I generally don’t use a lot of tools outside of what my brokerage, Scottrade, offers. I find it not […]
Is Managing A Large Dividend Growth Stock Portfolio Time Consuming?
Something interesting has happened since I first started investing in stocks way back in early 2010. When I first started, I figured I’d end up with a portfolio of 20-30 stocks. Part of this was because I was busy working around 50 hours per week in the auto industry. So I just didn’t think I’d […]
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