Dividends

December 1, 2018 Dividends No Comments

How to do index investing all wrong, an outperforming small cap, and five top dividend stocks

How to do index investing all wrong, an outperforming small cap, and five top dividend stocks There is a right way to be an index investor, and a more expensive wrong way. The right way is through exchange-traded funds, which have management-expense ratios as low as 0.06 per cent or so for fun… Continue reading […]

November 26, 2018 Dividends No Comments

Is Target’s 3% Dividend Yield Worth the Risk?

Is Target’s 3% Dividend Yield Worth the Risk? First, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield is currently above 3%, which makes the government bond a much safer income investment than Target. Second, plenty of other stocks trade at lower multiples than T… Continue reading at fool.com Are Dividend ETFs A Good Investment For Couch Potato Investors? […]

November 9, 2018 Dividends No Comments

7 Dividend Stocks With Rising Payouts

Crude Oil Rises as Momentum Continues, Gold Tests $1366 Resistance Again

November 5, 2018 Dividends No Comments

Reliance Arbitrage Fund: Conservative investors can invest with a 6-12 month time horizon

September 11, 2017 Dividends 16 Comments

Our Guide to Dividend Investing for Beginners

November 15, 2016 Dividends One Comment

Apple Stock: Now Is the Time to Buy This Dividend Investment

Apple Stock: Now Is the Time to Buy This Dividend Investment For any investor looking to give his portfolio a boost from a dividend stock, a decent dividend yield is likely a requirement. Fortunately, Apple’s stock’s dividend yield, or annual dividend payments as a percentage of the stock price, has moved higher in … Continue […]

November 3, 2016 Dividends 18 Comments

How to Invest in Dividend Funds

October 31, 2016 Dividends No Comments

5 Dividend Stocks to Buy in November

According to Lubaszka, the U.S. dollar has lost more than 80% of its original value since the early 70's when we went to a floating currency, a situation not helped very much by the debut of the Euro in the late 1990s. Unlike American dollars, a portion of the Euro is gold-backed, a stability feature that has helped it outperform the dollar over the long haul. It is for this reason that many foreign investors have been taking money out of U.S. dollars and putting it into gold and oil instead, one explanation for why the price of both has continued to rise in recent months.

Corporate angels are former business executives who have retired early or have been replaced. Although investment is one of their goals, they look for personal opportunity at the same time. So, usually they want to acquire a position in the business as part of the deal. But this should be thoroughly discussed since some corporate angels can be too controlling.

Combining risk and return. For example, one five-star fund might post moderate return scores, but incredibly low risk scores. Another five-star fund might have much higher-risk scores, but its return score could be strong enough to help it still rank in the top 10% of the pack.