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| //Salary for Life// by Henry Mah published Jan 2022. Henry answers questions about dividend income investing. I have just finished reading this book//. It’s excellent. If you wish to learn about dividend growth investing, Henry's ideas will certainly help. Here's a sample from Chapter 5 (page 128)" "Because capital preservation is always a concern for older investors, I strongly recommend that all stock investments be made in the highest quality dividend growth stocks you can find. Don't speculate or seek higher yielding stocks. Stick with the best of the best and take comfort in knowing that your investments will be safe and more productive than any fixed asset product." | //Salary for Life// by Henry Mah published Jan 2022. Henry answers questions about dividend income investing. I have just finished reading this book//. It’s excellent. If you wish to learn about dividend growth investing, Henry's ideas will certainly help. Here's a sample from Chapter 5 (page 128)" "Because capital preservation is always a concern for older investors, I strongly recommend that all stock investments be made in the highest quality dividend growth stocks you can find. Don't speculate or seek higher yielding stocks. Stick with the best of the best and take comfort in knowing that your investments will be safe and more productive than any fixed asset product." |
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| https://www.amazon.ca/Income-Investing-Explained-Questions-Answered-ebook/dp/B08GCD53JL/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Income+Investing+Explained+paperback&qid=1598978149&sr=8-1 | https://www.amazon.ca/Income-Investing-Explained-Questions-Answered-ebook/dp/B08GCD53JL/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Income+Investing+Explained+paperback&qid=1598978149&sr=8-1 |
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| Think of a leading company’s common stock (never preferred) as a perpetual bond with a rising coupon/ yield. The more it rises, the safer your holding becomes. Eventually (after a decade or so), you’ll beat the market with yield alone and your capital will rise at much the same rate. Proof/data is inside dividendgrowth.ca | Think of a leading company’s common stock (never preferred) as a perpetual bond with a rising coupon/ yield. The more it rises, the safer your holding becomes. Eventually (after a decade or so), you’ll beat the market with yield alone and your capital will rise at much the same rate. Proof/data is inside dividendgrowth.ca |
| * The December 2020 blog is inside this site. The 2020 data summary is there at the top of the December blog page: 28 companies showing year-by-year dividends for a decade across the page. And, on the left side is the average 2010 price, on the right side, the late 2020 price. This allows us to show CAGR for dividends over the ten years and CAGR for price for the same ten years. This data exposes the secret of dividend growth investing. It is there in plain sight with an 80% correlation: dividend growth of the 28 companies was an average 8% a year, price growth was 6.2%. You can easily pick out the winners (top of list which is in yield on 2010 price order) and the losers at the bottom. $50 for access to this PDF and ten years of Connolly Reports (back to 2009). to me in Kingston or our daughter in Toronto. If your retirement income is growing by 8% on average, it is more than doubling every decade. Does your retirement income double every ten years? Find out about dividend growth. | * The December 2020 blog is inside this site. The 2020 data summary is there at the top of the December blog page: 28 companies showing year-by-year dividends for a decade across the page. And, on the left side is the average 2010 price, on the right side, the late 2020 price. This allows us to show CAGR for dividends over the ten years and CAGR for price for the same ten years. This data exposes the secret of dividend growth investing. It is there in plain sight with an 80% correlation: dividend growth of the 28 companies was an average 8% a year, price growth was 6.2%. You can easily pick out the winners (top of list which is in yield on 2010 price order) and the losers at the bottom. $50 for access to this PDF and ten years of Connolly Reports (back to 2009). to me in Kingston or our daughter in Toronto. If your retirement income is growing by 8% on average, it is more than doubling every decade. Does your retirement income double every ten years? Find out about dividend growth. |
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| * **The wealth management** industry has no skin in their game. And it really is a game for them (with your money). And in most cases, 'the middle people' have no obligation to put your interests first; no fiduciary duty. Do __not__ outsource the job of managing your retirement portfolio to a professional. Most are infected with modern portfolio theory and have desecrated the traditional fundamentals of investing. Advisors do not realize that only four percent of companies provide most of the return. They want to sell you scores of securities (ETFs). And professional don't beat the market. As a result, they have changed the yard stick. Nasty people! Now they set up their own benchmark so folks won't notice professionals are losers, most of the time. Learn to invest on your own. It is easier selecting a few quality dividend growth stocks (and that's all you need) than being sold one of over one thousand ETFs. Most are steerage class. The ETF you are sold depends upon the advisor latched onto you. Nov 3 2020 | * **The wealth management** industry has no skin in their game. And it really is a game for them (with your money). And in most cases, 'the middle people' have no obligation to put your interests first; no fiduciary duty. Do __not__ outsource the job of managing your retirement portfolio to a professional. Most are infected with modern portfolio theory and have desecrated the traditional fundamentals of investing. Advisors do not realize that only four percent of companies provide most of the return. They want to sell you scores of securities (ETFs). And professional don't beat the market. As a result, they have changed the yard stick. Nasty people! Now they set up their own benchmark so folks won't notice professionals are losers, most of the time. Learn to invest on your own. It is easier selecting a few quality dividend growth stocks (and that's all you need) than being sold one of over one thousand ETFs. Most are steerage class. The ETF you are sold depends upon the advisor latched onto you. Nov 3 2020 |
