Jan 13 2010

Small or Large: Does Size Really Matter When It Comes to Stocks?

As a dividend investors, are you missing out on the potential higher returns? Dividend investing and dividend stocks are most often associated with large-cap stocks and can be easily ignored. However, it is important for all investors to consider various asset classes for their overall asset allocation, and this includes small-cap stocks.[ad#tdg-embedded] What are the [...]

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Jan 11 2010

Four Important Dates to Know as a Dividend Investor

I have never been very good at remembering the dates of things like birthdays or anniversaries. If it weren’t for my MacBook Pro I would never remember any of it.  That is why I have never been very good at remembering the four dates that are relevant to dividend investors.[ad#tdg-embedded] When you read the investing [...]

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Jan 9 2010

Best Dividend Stock Investing Posts of the Week – January 9, 2010

Happy New. Thank you to all the bloggers and writers who have created great content over the past year. I have greatly enjoyed reading it all and posting them to my weekly roundups for all my readers to see. Here is a great 2010. Many of these are straight from members of the Dividend Investing [...]

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Jan 6 2010

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of Dividend Stocks

“After a meal there’s nothing like a good cigar” – Blondie from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly – Wikiquote Ok, so that quote has nothing to do with investing, but you can just picture Eastwood saying it.  Like everything in life, there are good things, bad things, and ugly things.  The same can [...]

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Jan 5 2010

Money Crashers 2010 New Year Giveaway Bash – $5,500+ in Cash and Amazing Prizes

Today the Money Crashers 2010 New Year Giveaway Bash officially opened. By acting on a couple of items specified over at the site, you can win from a pool of $5,000 in cash and prizes.[ad#tdg-embedded] As a contributor to the contest, you will be eligible to win a copy of the The Investor’s Manifesto: Preparing [...]

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Jan 4 2010

A Dividend Guy Book Mention – Good Bad and Downright Awful in Canadian Investments Today

I am happy to report that The Dividend Guy was mentioned in Globe and Mail writer Rob Carrick’s new book, Rob Carrick’s Guide to What’s Good Bad and Downright Awful in Canadian Investments Today. The book is a great guide for Canadian investors looking for common-sense information about investing in Canada. [ad#tdg-embedded] What I liked [...]

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Jan 2 2010

Best Dividend Stock Investing Posts of the Week – January 2, 2010

Happy New. Thank you to all the bloggers and writers who have created great content over the past year. I have greatly enjoyed reading it all and posting them to my weekly roundups for all my readers to see. Here is a great 2010. Many of these are straight from members of the Dividend Investing [...]

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Dec 30 2009

Review: The Only Stock Advice I Pay For

I have never had much success with stock newsletters. The trouble is that over the years I often got sucked into subscribing to them with the promise of riches and huge stock market gains. As an example, I have been a subscriber of newsletters such as The Motley Fool’s Hidden Gems and Income Investor, Gordon [...]

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