Weekly Dividend Investing Roundup – June 7, 2008

How was that weeks for a roller coaster ride? A roller coaster of emotions as the market skyrockets and then tanks – all within 48 hours. It is that type of market that really tests a portfolio and makes one realize the true importance of asset allocation and diversification. Once again I have to focus on the long-term view I have of the market and the fact that my strategy is sound. Easier said than done as emotions are a hard beast to put away!

The Carnivals

Carnival of Financial Goals

Carnival of Personal Finance

Carnival of Wealth, Money & Life: June 2nd edition

The Posts

A lesson in the DCF Valuation Model

Some quality dividend analysis

Easy is always better – sleepy portfolio

I still own Pfizer and appreciated this analysis

Is Your Money Safe with a Broker?

I am note sure if cheap stocks always make good investments, but some do pay good dividends

Saving money is all about your midset

I equate investing to running a marathon – slow and steady wins the race

The readjustment of a portfolio

A DRIP investing resource

I prefer investing over trading

Its not what you make, its what you save and invest

Passive investing is cool – because of the reduced fees and reduced research required

An interesting approach to investing

Double your money in 7 years

Tiger made $127 million last year

Investing is simple – pay yourself first

The most popular dividend in America

There are different types of index funds – make sure you know what kind you own

I love portfolio updates from other bloggers

To be a really good investor, make sure you and your spouse have the same goals

A passive income update

Go global in your investing

The Articles

Where would you invest $1 million?

Investing on autopilot