Dividend Stocks ( General Discussions )

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5 Monthly Dividend Stocks With 5%-Plus Yields

Align your income with your bills by parking your cash in companies that pay out dividends a little more frequently

By Charles Sizemore

http://investorplace.com/2015/06/5-mont ... XtskdKqqko

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Three of the best dividend stocks you can buy today

by Steve Sjuggerud

Source: True Wealth

http://thecrux.com/sjuggerud-these-thre ... us-growth/

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This Simple Math Trick Will Help Determine If Your Dividend Is Safe

by Marc Lichtenfeld

Source: The Oxford Club

http://www.investmentu.com/article/deta ... dEpbNIirIU

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Six Dos And Don'ts Of Income Investing by David Kuo

Rule Number 1: Don’t check your shares too frequently
Checking prices daily when you are investing for three years or more is a bit like planting a seed and inspecting it every hour. With share markets forever abuzz, noise gets mistaken for signal, and overtrading is the result. Sit on your hands if you must. But the easiest way is to not tempt yourself in the first place.

Rule Number 2: Do make a plan and adjust it infrequently
Investing is like starting a garden: clumsy results stem from buying whatever catches your eye at your local garden centre. Gardens need a plan, and a proper investing plan considers how your stocks relate to each other. Knowing what you need and what you don’t helps you to pounce on the best deals.

Rule Number 3: Don’t anchor on the price you paid for a share
It is arbitrary to everyone but you.

Rule Number 4: Do forget the “flavour of the month” shares
There is a big danger buying shares in companies just because everyone is talking about them. If everyone is talking about them, then their share prices are likely to be high. The time to buy is when companies are out of favour because that is when the shares are likely to trade at attractive valuations. Did someone say REITs?

Rule Number 5: Don’t focus on the yield and yield alone
It can be a mistake to go for the highest-yielding shares, especially those that that yield significantly more than the market average. So look for companies that may not have super-high yields but instead have reliable yields that do not depend on strong economic growth.

Rule Number 6: Do remember that you can reinvest your dividends elsewhere
There is no law that says you must put dividends back into the companies that paid them. If you feel another share in your portfolio is better priced, it could be better to divert one company’s payout to top up a position in another.


Source: Motley Fool

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Big Double Digit Returns Hiding in Plain Sight

by Keith Fitz-Gerald

Source: Total Wealth

http://totalwealthresearch.com/2015/09/ ... /#deeplink

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Here's an overlooked way to earn safe 10% yields on small businesses

by Dr. David Eifrig

Source: Retirement Millionaire

http://thecrux.com/heres-an-overlooked- ... 10-yields/

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3 “No Hike” Dividend ETFs to Buy

With the Fed delaying a rate hike, it could be time to consider a dividend ETF or two

By Todd Shriber

Source: Investor Place

http://investorplace.com/2015/09/divide ... f41U9IirIU

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This Simple Math Trick Will Help Determine If Your Dividend Is Safe

by Marc Lichtenfeld

Source: The Oxford Club

http://www.investmentu.com/article/deta ... gh0atIirIU

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Three safe stocks that may help limit your losses in the next sell-off

by Dr. Steve Sjuggerud

Source: True Wealth Systems

http://thecrux.com/3-stocks-that-may-he ... -sell-off/

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6 Dividend Stocks Giving More to Shareholders

Lockheed Martin, Accenture and Nordstrom top payout performers

By Jim Woods

Source: Money Threats

http://investorplace.com/2015/10/lockhe ... hMHdNIirIU