Businesses are opening up here in Ohio, starting around May 21st. We are talking restaurants, retail, barber shops and other smaller stores/shops. Is the Pandemic over? No, but what does this mean? Now that life and business is having their heart beat a little faster, here are stocks to buy or consider in a post-pandemic world. Continue reading
Dividend income changing with business decisions being made. Unemployment can cross 20%, 25% or even 30%, potentially. New government aid bills are being mass-forced into approval processes. Should you open your business or keep it closed? The stock market can be up 2-5% one week and down 2-5% week the next. Volatile times indeed.
Despite all of the volatility & uncertainty, we have found 41 reasons to smile and remain optimistic. Each month we compile a list of dividend income summaries from around the dividend investing community. The news and noise is turned down, it’s time to celebrate 41 individuals achievements in the dividend income category
Today we have a guest post! The guest post is written by Brendan Lee Young is one of the founders of Passiv, an automated portfolio management tool that helps DIY investors be their own wealth manager using their brokerage accounts. He follows a core-and-explore investment strategy but loves the feeling of getting paid dividends. Please note that this article was written for informational and educational purposes. It should not be taken as financial or investment advice.
Another month in and another month down. The coronavirus pandemic has now lasted 7+ weeks here in Ohio and let’s just say – I want this to end, bad. However, the dividend checks continue to roll in, though on a much bumpier road. Let’s take a moment and take a look at the dividend income results for April.
This article contains the dividend growth stocks that I will be keeping my eye on this month. Continue reading to view Bert’s May Dividend Stock Watch List.
Last week, I released my March dividend income summary. Typically, I’ll show my stock purchases in the summary article. However, in March, I made a lot of low dollar stock purchases, as the market showed its twists and turns. As a result, I decided to split the articles so I can discuss some of the purchases in greater detail. This article will summarize my March dividend stock purchases.
The last month has been unlike anything I have experienced as a dividend investor. I primarily started investing in 2011 and 2012, well after the the market calmed down after the financial crisis. There have been blips since then (Oil prices collapsing in 2016, for example), but nothing close to the magnitude of what we are experiencing now. It is most important that we all remain healthy. But after that, my family and I are trying to make the right financial and investment decisions. Because after all, as we are unfortunately seeing, you cannot predict what tomorrow will bring. So today, I spent some time researching dividend growth stocks and built my April dividend stock watch list.
