Apr 11 2008

Weekly Dividend Investing Roundup – April 11, 2008


Weekly Roundup

Welcome to my weekly dividend investing roundup for April 11th. This week will take the usual format of presenting the Carnivals I participated in as well as providing a number of links to a number of articles and posts that I found especially interesting over the course of the week. I hope you find these valuable as well.

The Carnivals

The Carnival of Personal Finance at MoneyNing included my article High Dividend Payout Ratio = High Earnings Growth Rate.

Fat Pitch Financials hosted the 83rd edition of the Festival of Stocks, which included my analysis of Target.

And in a surprise roundup – the Banana Roundup at The LocoMono – included my article Returns of Growth Versus Value Stocks.

The Blog Posts

Financial Jungle referenced my post on high dividend payouts = better earnings performance. In this post he gave some highlights from a bunch of the research done by Tweedy Browne (pdf). For more on this see my sidebar under The Dividend Key.

Quest for Four Pillars presented a New Vanguard Global Stock Index Fund and ETF. The key thing to note is there is no small-cap exposure.

Ever wanted to know how Vanguard decides to invest – Everything Finance has uncovered a great piece that outlines Vanguard’s Investment Approach. Read this then read it again.

One of my stock holdings – Procter and Gamble – did what we dividend investors love. MoneyGardener was nice enough to point this out for us all. They raised their dividend a nice 14%. That is 52 years of dividend increases.

Over the past couple of weeks I have had some sort of obsession with asset allocation – just look at my past few posts! Dividends4Life added some more good reading on measuring asset allocation.

Want some more stuff on asset allocation? JLP at AllFinancialMatters provided his take on what a good portfolio allocation is.

In addition,cCongrats to JLP for his mention in Money magazine. He does have a sensible blog!

Thicken My Wallet had a conversation with Preet from Where Does All My Money Go had an interesting conversation on bear markets. This is an interesting read.

Matisse Capital Management gave us some European Dividend Aristocrats: The Dividend Growers. These companies have increased their dividends for at least 10 years.

My Money Blog provided some perspective on buy and hold investing. Notice the BusinessWeek cover page and how wrong they were.

The Articles

Thoughts on Individual Stock Selection

Dividend paying ETFs as a source of retirement income

Sex and Financial Risk Linked in Brain

The buy-and-don’t-worry portfolio

Exchange-traded funds: The perfect investment

Are Bank Dividends Headed Farther South?

Thanks for reading. See you tomorrow.



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  1. Four Pillars said:

    Hey, thanks a lot for the link!

    Mike

    April 11th, 2008 at 7:03 am
  2. ThickenMyWallet said:

    Thanks for the link.

    April 11th, 2008 at 8:01 am
  3. moneygardener said:

    thanks for the link and have a good weekend!

    April 11th, 2008 at 10:53 am
  4. Mark @ TheLocoMono said:

    Thanks for the mention. It was a terrific article you wrote. I have been enjoying your blog very much lately now that I “discovered” it a few weeks ago.

    April 12th, 2008 at 11:38 am

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