I was more trying to draw a distinction
around focusing on dividend stocks or funds in particular.
Not exact matches
A few questions
around your
focus on CDs, rentals, and
dividends: + CDs — aren't you afraid of inflation eating away at the money here?
So why would an investor
focused on dividend income buy a stock that yields
around 1 %?
It is important to note that our Fund does not own highly leveraged real estate companies and regulated utilities, but rather is
focused on under - leveraged companies
around the globe that are undervalued and pay a
dividend yield north of the market averages.
Hoping to see the quarterly
dividend move up to
around $ 0.54, but they definitely
focus more
on buying back shares.
Holding
around 20 stocks gives you nearly all the benefits of owning a much larger portfolio, with the added advantage of being able to
focus on just high
dividend - paying businesses trading at fair or better prices.
I've been blogging now for over 4 years, and anyone who has followed along for awhile now knows full well that I don't very much like to follow any set rules... For instance, when we first got the party started, I was extremely
focused on Dividend Growth Investing (DGI), and most of my early posts centered
around that idea.