All-Time High, Should I Buy? [Podcast]
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by DivGuy
1d ago
Subscribe Buying at all-time high is frightening for a lot of investors as a mistake becomes costly! Considering the current markets high prices; should you wait or should you buy? How to determine which stocks are worth a spot in your portfolio? Let’s talk about valuation, Dividend Discount Model (DDM), yield history, PE ratio trend, value score, payout ratios and more! Subscribe to our newsletter to receive our best downloads, which include Top Stocks, Stock Lists, and the Workbook. You’ll Learn We can’t do this episode without talking about valuation. To Mike, it is closer to fortune tell ..read more
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4 Steps to Reduce Risk in a Near All-Time-High Market
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by The Dividend Guy
1w ago
Four steps to reduce risk in your portfolio ahead of whatever happens next, and to keep investing confidently even with the current high market. Yes, the market is high, almost the highest in the last 34 years except during the tech bubble in 2000. The Shiller CAPE ratio compares market earnings over time. It shows that the overall market is trading at nearly 31 times earnings. In other words, the entire market’s P/E ratio is 31. That’s expensive, and rattles a lot of investors. Never miss anything! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter here. What do we fear? We fear what could happen next. A mar ..read more
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Weak Dividend Triangle = Sell? [Podcast]
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by DivGuy
1w ago
Subscribe It’s easy to understand a positive dividend triangle, but how to explain a weak one? This episode was inspired by a webinar attendee who asked what to do with a Dividend Triangle showing a negative EPS. Should you sell on downward trends, red flags, and suspicious numbers? Let’s find answers! Don’t Miss Tomorrow’s Webinar on Investing at All-Time High Market! Click to Save Your Spot! You’ll Learn We can’t start this episode without a reminder of what is the dividend triangle, which is positive 5-year revenue, EPS, and dividend growth. Mike explains how he uses the Dividend Triangle ..read more
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Markets Performance Review – February Dividend Income Report
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by DivGuy
2w ago
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 that it is possible to build a lasting portfolio during all market conditions. Some months we might appear to underperform, but you must trust the process over the long term to evaluate our performance more accurately. Quick Note on the Upcoming Webinar On Thursday, March 21st, I’ll be hosting ..read more
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4 Tools to Buy and Sell With No Regrets [Podcast]
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by DivGuy
2w ago
Subscribe You’re not alone. Among the thousands of investors we talk with yearly, the main struggle remains how or when to buy and sell. So today, we’ll share four tools (and a bonus!) to do it without regrets! Subscribe to our newsletter to receive our best downloads, which include Top Stocks, Stock Lists, and the Workbook. You’ll Learn While we’ll use some Dividend Stocks Rock tools, investors can find free alternatives or build their own. Mike did exactly this when creating his membership website. A stock screener is the first tool that can ease your buy-and-sell struggle. What should a g ..read more
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Understanding the Financial Services Sector
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by The Dividend Guy
3w ago
The Financial Services sector is both exciting and scary for dividend investors. On one hand, you have solid banks that are the heart of our capitalist system; a sign of trust, stability, and growth. On the other hand, think about all the exotic financial strategies like mortgage-backed securities, options, and swaps. Even those who manufacture such products don’t always understand the complexity of the monsters they create. Get in-depth information about all sectors Recession-proof portfolio workbook. Download it now! To simplify things, we divide financials into three groups: Asset managers ..read more
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Insights into Military & Aerospace and Banks – Subsectors Series [Podcast]
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by DivGuy
3w ago
Subscribe The Military & Aerospace and Banks industries are two serious ones. They both involved a lot of money. Yet, one shows excellent contenders in the US, while the other thrives better in Canada. What should investors know about these subsectors? Which companies deserve your attention? Let’s hit high altitude and finance! Subscribe to our newsletter to receive our Get the Best of 6 Sectors issue. Cover Page of the Booklet.You’ll Learn The military and aerospace subsector is part of the industrial sector, which is quite diversified with 25 industries. As it was formed by all the inn ..read more
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How Sectors and Industries Guide Investors
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by The Dividend Guy
3w ago
Sectors and industries help investors understand what they’re buying. That’s a prerequisite for anyone who wants to buy sound investments, observe market turmoil without panicking, act when it’s needed, be successful more often than not with their decisions, and live with a lot less stress. In a nutshell, sectors are categories used to group companies that share similar types of business activities. Sectors are further divided into industries, also called sub-sectors) to group companies that are even more similar to one another. Learn how to build a recession-proof portfolio! Download our free ..read more
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From Chips to Chatter: Telecoms and Semiconductors Landscape – Subsectors Series [Podcast]
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by DivGuy
1M ago
Subscribe The Communication Services and the Information Technology sectors have significantly evolved in recent years. More specifically, Telecoms and Semiconductors have faced many challenges. What are the pros and cons of these industries? Which companies should investors dive into? What can they bring to their portfolios? Let’s hit chips and chatter! Subscribe to our newsletter to receive our Get the Best of 6 Sectors issue. Screenshot of 2023 edition. Example purposes only.You’ll Learn Telecoms are part of the communication services sector, which has been dramatically transformed in rec ..read more
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Canadian Low Yield Stocks Even Retirees Will Like
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by The Dividend Guy
1M ago
Discover great Canadian low yield stocks even retirees will like because of their solid growth potential. You’re decades away from retirement? They’re great for you too! None of the usual suspects this time though, no Alimentation Couche-Tard, Canadian National Railway, TFI International. Curious? Keep reading… Why low yielders? By selecting the right low yield stocks, you can enjoy both sustained dividend growth that exceeds inflation and capital appreciation. Actually, low yield high growth stocks very often outperform more mature high-yielding stocks in the long run, thus securing your reti ..read more
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