Feb 7 2009

Weekly Dividend Investing Roundup – February 7, 2009

Weekly Roundup

Welcome to the February 7, 2009 edition of The Dividend Guy’s weekly roundup of posts and articles about investing, dividend and non-dividend related. Once again a good week in terms of posts and information for all of us avid blog readers.

If you know of other blogs that are covering the topic of investing and dividends, please feel free to let us all know using the comment section below.

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Securities questions

Why Wall Street will fail

Financial innovation – who benefits

Altria is recession proof

Companies raising dividends

Caps on Wall Street pay

Pending mergers

Low beta dividend stocks

Energy dividends going down

Dividend analysis of Royal Bank of Canada

The return of capital

The Articles

ETFs or Index Funds

Buffet buying BNSF

Expected dividend growth rate

Buffet’s buy metric

A net worth update

Can you invest only in ETFs

Updates to Jubak’s picks

The Lazy Investor

Is Procter & Gamble a gamble

The Dreman contrarian strategy

Why some people don’t save

The 10 worst Januarys in history

Dividends you can count on

Dividend slashers

Review of Mint.com

A lot of money to make in 2009

The Carnival of Personal Finance

Passive portfolios rock

A net worth update

Canadian dividends safer than American dividends

Common investing mistakes of investors

Fun with ETFs

High dividend stocks buck downtrend

By the numbers

The Coffee House investor

Stock buybacks aren’t working

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