A trial and error case study of an amateur investor’s attempts to receive an adequate, regular and secure growing income. Highlights include:
• Reasons for being a dividend value investor before, during, and after the great recession.
• Value and safety guidelines.
• Why index funds are not the answer.
• A source for both investment ideas and detailed research that is readily available and does not require a great amount of your time.
• Diversification as applied to business sectors and dividend incomes as well as individual stocks.
• Investments that are best avoided and why.
• Lower cost of living ideas that increase funds available for investment without sacrificing a good life.
• Packed with important history and statistics.
• Reasons for being a dividend value investor before, during, and after the great recession.
• Value and safety guidelines.
• Why index funds are not the answer.
• A source for both investment ideas and detailed research that is readily available and does not require a great amount of your time.
• Diversification as applied to business sectors and dividend incomes as well as individual stocks.
• Investments that are best avoided and why.
• Lower cost of living ideas that increase funds available for investment without sacrificing a good life.
• Packed with important history and statistics.
