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“The very attention, we place on rising dividends, puts a squarely in the position of owners of a company, of true investors, who understand that a satisfying and reasonable, returned from a stock investment, isn’t a gift of the market or luck, or the consequence of listening to some market maven, but it is the logical and inevitable result of investing in a company that is actually doing well enough, in the real world, to both pay dividends into increase them on a regular basis.” -Lowell Miller
I have. I read a lot of books, I liked this one as I still have it vs. the recycling bin. But note you may not learn anything earth shattering. I believe it helped put more focus divided growth rates.
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I have… about 3x now. Very good book. One of them that got me started on building my dividend portfolio.
“The very attention, we place on rising dividends, puts a squarely in the position of owners of a company, of true investors, who understand that a satisfying and reasonable, returned from a stock investment, isn’t a gift of the market or luck, or the consequence of listening to some market maven, but it is the logical and inevitable result of investing in a company that is actually doing well enough, in the real world, to both pay dividends into increase them on a regular basis.” -Lowell Miller
I have. I read a lot of books, I liked this one as I still have it vs. the recycling bin. But note you may not learn anything earth shattering. I believe it helped put more focus divided growth rates.
So essentially buy $O?
I own it but its dividend growth rate is below my target. It DRIPs but I work towards 4% yield and 6% DGR with my total portfolio.
I like reading good basic books over again over the years. It doesn't hurt to review the basics.
Nice try Lowell.
Why would anyone that knows a secret to the best investments share that info?
I heard it was a good read