Oct 1 2008

Dividend Investing Overview via Video

Dividend Investing Education

Josh Peters is the author of the Morningstar newsletter DividendInvestor and most recently the author of the great dividend book The Ultimate Dividend Playbook. As I was digging around Monringstar the other day I came across a pretty good video from him that explains the dividend investment process and some things that are important for a dividend investor to examine. The video is a little bit outdated in terms of the stocks mentioned but it still worse listening to.

I like his approach which is very similar to mine and other investors associated with The Div-Net. If you are new to dividend investing, or an old hat, then this video is a good resource of information as a reminder of what our dividend investing objectives are.

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  1. Weekly Links: Carnivals & Articles – October 3, 2008 | Dividends Value wrote:

    [...] The Dividend Guy presented Dividend Investing Overview via Video [...]

    August 28th, 2009 at 6:18 am
  1. Dividend Growth Investor said:

    Cool video. Thanks for Sharing!

    October 1st, 2008 at 9:23 am
  2. Dividends4Life said:

    That was a great find!

    Best Wishes,
    D4L

    October 1st, 2008 at 6:02 pm
  3. Remind Myself said:

    Recently an insurance company nearly wind up….

    A bank is nearly bankrupt……

    How it affect you? Did you buy insurance? Did you buy mini note or bonds?

    Who fault?

    They only talk about how bad the crisis will be, but they did not give regulation measures…..

    Although not approved initially when thinking of using tax payer money, $700B is used to save finance industry only, how about the industry that you are in…..retail industry, construction industry, manufacturing industry, R&D, electronics, electrical, mechanical, chemical, IT etc…. each industry will be able to enjoy at least $10B…….Which will make every industry vibrant…..

    They say without using tax payer money, they will not be able to lend to small companies…..

    Bank primary role is to lend money….else what sort of business will let them earn….?

    Many companies had been merged and consolidated, and they are stronger now, so don’t bail out, they will consolidated…..

    Many ways of raising their own funds eg preference shares, sovereignty fund etc.

    The top management of the Public listed company ( belong to “public” ) salary should be tied a portion of it to the shares price ( IPO or ave 5 years )…. so when the shares price drop, it don’t just penalise the investors, but those who don’t take care of the company…..If this rule is pass on, without any need of further regulation, all industries ( as long as it is public listed ) will be self regulated……

    We must push for it for our next generations……

    Sign a petition to your favourite president candidate, congress member again and ask for their views to comment on this, and what regulations they are going to raise for implementation…..If you agree on my point, please share with many people as possible….

    Media and finance sector are the only two sectors ( hopefully Hacker can also ) which can overcome political incorrect power, so it is time to fine tune to the correct path, so hopefully media can united to report the truth…… ( because after this incident, they will still required media in future )

    http://remindmyselfinstock.blogspot.com/

    October 2nd, 2008 at 6:36 am

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