Jun 21 2008

Weekly Dividend Investing Roundup – June 21, 2008

Weekly Roundup

This Tuesday I will be hosting the Carnival of Money Stories Edition #65 – if you have a money story or money experience, please considering submitting an article. With that in mind, let’s have a look at this week’s carnivals, posts, and articles.

The Carnivals

The Carnival of Personal Finance included my post on where to find dividend growth rates

The Carnival of Dividends & Passive Income included my review of my yearly dividend income

The Posts

There are ways to get an 8% dividend yield

Although a little older post – a good summary of some investment options

How did you buy your first dividend stock?

Not about investing but asks a much more important question – why do real estate agents insist on plastering their picture everywhere!

Sometimes investing can be boring – especially dividend investing IMHO

Do dividend stocks have a dark side?

Don’t piss us off Bank of America! (I own BAC)

ETFs versus mutual funds – you can own both

Are dividend investors idiots?

You can grow your investments to $1 million with one years worth of work

People are buying GE (I own GE)

Some go up and some go down, especially with international equities

Target has strong dividend growth rate

Many ways of measuring a portfolio’s return

A good guide to get you started in investing

Is $1 million enough to retire on?

The Articles

10 investing rules to help

Go deep for value

Limit orders versus market orders

The power of compounding your dividend returns

What exactly is value investing?

Watch out for these over-valued stocks!

When to use the P/S ratio

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