Should I Invest in Bonds?
Recently I received a question from a reader asking: “Should I invest some of my money in bonds or is it OK to put everything in dividend growth stocks?” If you’re a frequent reader of this site, you understand that I am a dividend growth investor at heart. I love researching, reading, discussing and investing […]
Why Arguments Against Dividend Growth Investing are Wrong
Along with the popularity of dividend growth increasing the past few years, there have been a number of critics coming out who disagree with the strategy. They have many reasons and some of them may seem valid. However, I feel that most of these arguments against dividend growth arise from not fully understand the strategy. […]
Investment And Emotions
Probably the most tough issues of stock market timing victory is handling our feelings. Like oil and water, money as well as emotions do not combine. There’s nothing wrong with emotions, obviously. A story of good love will fill your eyes with tears. Injustice may fill up your heart with anger, and also a job […]
Stock Market Timing Advice For Investors
You will find many significant criteria necessary to be a winning market investor. Funds don’t accumulate in your account without some work in your part. Actually, stock market timing implies pitting your sentiment abilities on those of tens of many added traders. The common those who create investments in the market suffer the loss of […]
The Stock Market and Investing For Retirement
Start early, set aside funds on a regular basis That’s easy to say and it’s good advice, but for many young people, early in their careers, it is not really a priority. When it does become a priority, as it inevitably will, it may have been left rather too late, but as they say, better […]
Little Known Ways to Protect Your Investments in a Recession
American has weathered more than a dozen recessions after the end of the Great Depression, but many financial analysts consider the tough economic times of 2008 and 2009 to be both “historic and extraordinary.” Although some will blame the lower lending standards pushed on financial institutions during Bill Clinton’s two terms, the fact is that […]
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