Dividend Investment Portfolio

For the longest time I would create an undervalued dividend growth watch list and then wait until the following month to write a post about which stock I bought and why.  Looking back, it was kind of silly because in reality I would simply buy the stock the next day anyway so why wait to share especially since time has passed and remembering my reasoning a month later was damn near impossible. My Screening Method for Under Valued Dividend Growth Stocks I used to use metrics based on the price of the stock (P/E, P/B, Yield, etc.), however, earlier this year, I [...]

For the longest time I would create a watch list and then wait until the following month to write a post about which stock I bought and why.  After rethinking how I treat this account last week I am going to change it up going forward.  I never really waited between creating the watch list and making my purchase - I would write the post one night and then the next day buy my lot(s). My Screening Method for Under Valued Dividend Growth Stocks Earlier this year, I finished Tobias Carlisle's book, The Acquirer's Multiple, and decided to give the valuation method [...]

After finishing The Acquirer's Multiple book by Tobias Carlisle, I decided that I wanted to give the valuation method a chance.  It takes a bit of a different spin on valuation than what I had been used to.  It moves away from using price as a cornerstone (i.e. does not look at price to earnings, price to book, price to etc.) and takes a look at balance sheet and earnings.  It seemed like a very interesting take on the same desire to buy a $1 for .50 cents.  After some research I figured out that running the screen for the Acquirer's Multiple [...]