June 2024 Newsletter The June Newsletter provides a quick market recap, an overview of my DivGro portfolio (as of 31 May 2024), and four new top-10 lists! Also, check out some photos from our South African trip.
10 Dividend Growth Stocks for May 2024 The ten top-ranked Dividend Radar stocks for May 2023 have 5-year earnings growth rates and 5-year trailing total returns above 17%.
May 2024 Newsletter (Part 2) In Part 2 of my May Newsletter, I present April's buy transactions and 4 new top-10 lists. Part 1 presented overviews of the market and my DivGro portfolio and April's sell transactions.
May 2024 Newsletter (Part 1) The May Newsletter comes in two parts, with part 1 covering the April market recap, an overview on my DivGro portfolio, and my April sell transactions. Part 2 will cover my April buy transactions and present 4 new top-10 lists.
How I Determine Target Weights I use a dynamic and flexible system to determine target weights for positions in my portfolio. This article describes the system and eight factors influencing the target weight calculation.
10 Dividend Growth Stocks For April 2024 The ten top-ranked Dividend Radar stocks for April 2023 trade below my risk-adjusted Buy Below prices and have projected dividend growth rates above 10%.
April 2024 Newsletter The April Newsletter provides a quick market recap, an overview of my DivGro portfolio (as of 31 March 2024), and four new top-10 lists!
March 2024 Newsletter (Part 2) In Part 2 of my March Newsletter, I present February's buy transactions and four new top-10 lists. Part 1 presented February's sell transactions and overviews of the market and my DivGro portfolio.
March 2024 Newsletter (Part 1) The March Newsletter comes in two parts, with part 1 covering the February market recap, an overview on my DivGro portfolio, and my February sell transactions. Part 2 covers my February buy transactions and presents this month's top-10 lists.
Why Invest in Low Dividend Yield Stocks? Many Dividend Growth Investors mistakenly require a minimum dividend yield when screening for dividend growth stock candidates, and so miss out on fantastic total return prospects from investing in stocks with lower yields but higher dividend growth rates.