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John Dobosz discusses the art of dividend trading. You want to have a value play that can be defined as a stock that is priced cheaply compared to the revenue.
Stocks that pay dividends have specific repeatable patterns that can be exploited. When the yield is large enough dividend-paying stocks tend to attract buying.
Mike Larson argues that the debate between buy & hold and market timing is often misplaced. Instead of buy & hold, investors should focus on buy and manage.
The investment newsletters on the Hulbert 2019-2020 Investment Newsletter Honor Roll are those that have produced above-average performance in both above and down markets.
Though this Honor Roll is not the only way of slicing and dicing our performance data, I do urge you to give it serious consideration. Newsletters that have been on past years’ Honor Rolls have, on average, proceeded to outperform other services that did not make the grade.
But I would urge you to pay close attention to the Honor Roll even if the newsletters on it didn’t end up outperforming those that do not. That’s because the “slow-and-steady” Honor Roll newsletters are least likely to be ones that you stop following at inopportune times. That’s important, since the key to long-term success is actually following a strategy through thick and thin. It doesn’t do you any good to follow an adviser with a good rating if you dump him when the markets move against you.
Performance through 12/31/2019
Performance through 12/31/2019
Performance through 12/31/2019
Performance through 12/31/2019
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