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Investment Themes of 2023 [Podcast]

Every year, macroeconomic events impact the entire market or some sectors differently. Unfortunately, 2023 has a whole basket of those investment themes: inflation, interest rates, recession, and more. Today, we help listeners understand them better and know how to react. We even have a game plan for you! Watch the Webinar Replay Instantly! You’ll Learn […]

2022 Performance Review and Two Additions – December Dividend Income Report

In September of 2017, I received slightly over $100K from my former employer, representing the commuted value of my pension plan. I decided to invest 100% of this money in dividend growth stocks. Each month, I publish my results on those investments. I don’t do this to brag. I do this to show my readers […]

Too Rich to Be Stressed – An Interview with Dividend John [Podcast]

 After 20 years of investing, Dividend John has a portfolio of 1.4 million generating 65K in dividends. From a young age, he knew he wanted a comfortable financial situation and achieved it with a simple, straightforward, easy-to-apply strategy. Today, the successful investor shares his journey from childhood to being the author of the book Too […]

Top 6 Stocks for 2023 [Podcast]

If you didn’t do it yet, it is time to update your buy list and know what to buy in 2023. To help you out, we have pulled out 6 stock ideas from 6 different sectors. These should do well this year and be great in the long run! Subscribe to the Free Webinar! Download […]

What Should a Dividend Growth Investor Buy in 2023?

After following the market for almost two decades, I must say that we are in a unique situation for 2023. I’m not going to tell you that “this time it’s different”, but I’m fascinated by a high inflation, high-interest rate environment that may not end in a recession. Labor shortages will continue in 2023. We […]