Archive for “November 2006”

What is a Good Growth Target

Written by The Dividend Guy on November 30, 2006 2 Comments »

When we evaluate our portfolios or project our portfolio value out into the future, we need to have a proxy for what we should be achieving in terms of growth rate to get there. I have seen a lot of interpretations of what this growth rate should be.

The most common one used is to […]

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Covered Calls - Too Risky?

Written by The Dividend Guy on November 27, 2006 6 Comments »

I have been doing some reading recently on the concept of Covered Calls as a way to generate income from your portfolio. To describe what this is, I cannot do any better than Investopedia.com has:
An options strategy whereby an investor holds a long position in an asset and writes (sells) call options on that […]

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Where to Get Financial Data

Written by The Dividend Guy on November 25, 2006 6 Comments »

When analyzing a stock there is a ton of research available on the web that can really help. Last night I went through all the sites that I have used in the past and have listed some of them here. Keep in mind that there are a few sites that provide the same […]

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TheStreet.com’s Best Large-Cap Dividend Stocks

Written by The Dividend Guy on November 22, 2006 3 Comments »

Although I don’t venture to TheStreet.com very often, I was of course intrigued when I saw that Jim Cramer and his team had a listing of what they consider to be the best large-cap dividend stocks.

To come up with their list, they focused on stocks with the following:
1. A minimum market capitalization of $10 […]

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