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  • 6 Lessons Learned From Up And Down Markets [View article]
    Hey Larry,

    Good lessons to keep in mind!

    Canadian
    May 20 04:49 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • My 5 Points For Managing My Retirement Investing Behavior [View article]
    Eddie,

    Nice to see how another DGI track their income. I'm always looking for ways to improve my own tracking.

    Cheers,
    Canadian
    May 20 04:34 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Don't Be Manipulated By Price And Valuations [View instapost]
    I follow chowder, but I don't get email notifications for his new blog posts. Is there a way to get SA to email me when an instablog is posted by a certain author?

    chowder, clearing cache in each browser follows different steps. You can google "clear cache in _____", where you fill in the blank with the browser you're using, which could be chrome, internet explorer, or firefox are the most common ones
    May 18 09:34 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Don't Be Manipulated By Price And Valuations [View instapost]
    Chowder,

    This article came just at the right time. I will focus on acquiring high quality companies at a good valuation, and stop worrying about the price fluctuations.
    May 17 02:01 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • The Business Model Of The Dividend Growth Investor [View article]
    richjoy, this is very helpful. I need to bookmark this and study it. Thanks so much for sharing! I love this SA DG community!
    May 17 01:54 AM | 4 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • The Business Model Of The Dividend Growth Investor [View article]
    In this analogy, the poo poo is the dividend. In that case, I'll be aiming for a higher quality and greater quantity of eagle poo poo. XD
    May 17 01:53 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • The Business Model Of The Dividend Growth Investor [View article]
    Wow! Thanks for the responses, guys. I guess ENB is way overvalued now then. I'll stir clear of it for now.
    May 17 01:45 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • The Business Model Of The Dividend Growth Investor [View article]
    Superb article! I particular liked the section on "pay days" as I didn't see it that way before... I just thought it took seemingly really long for a quarter to pass. Now, I see things in a new light. Ah, it's so bright :D
    May 16 03:02 AM | 3 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • The Business Model Of The Dividend Growth Investor [View article]
    chowder!

    I was wondering whether I could use the FFO option like that.

    For example, looking at ENB, it looks way overvalued using Operating Earnings option, but using FFO, it is at fair value.

    Can I use this neat trick with a company like Enbridge?

    Thanks!
    May 16 03:01 AM | 2 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Be Comfortable With Dollar-Cost Averaging Up [View article]
    chowder,

    I get what you mean. I suppose someone can't hold on to their shares if they panic sell in a drop -- when they don't understand the business.

    My problem is I discover too many companies which light up my eyes lol

    "He told my son he just likes putting money in the account and having me make things happen." - Looks like you're the magician here ;)
    May 16 02:58 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Triple Threat Investing: Wells Fargo [View article]
    Eli,

    Congratulations on your new book! The only downside about it is I can't get the physical copy via amazon.ca :(

    I'm holding WFC for the reasons you stated above. Clearly written and an enjoyable read.

    Canadian
    May 16 02:52 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Be Comfortable With Dollar-Cost Averaging Up [View article]
    Thanks Sir Duke. WFC is undervalued. SA contributor Eli Inkrot wrote a bullish article about it a couple days ago: http://seekingalpha.co...

    I nibbled on it before that article...for all the reasons Eli stated.

    Best,
    Canadian
    May 16 02:48 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Be Comfortable With Dollar-Cost Averaging Up [View article]
    Thanks for your comment, Cheesecake. Good luck!
    May 15 02:42 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Be Comfortable With Dollar-Cost Averaging Up [View article]
    buildingyield4years,

    Excellent comment. I agree that each purchase and sell should be an independent decision. That for each decision, one should look at the earnings history, dividend growth history, and earnings growth potential. FAST graphs is excellent for this.

    "if we constantly underpay or get great value at our purchase points in the same companies, locking in higher yields and more shares for each dollar invested, we will be a lot further ahead."

    I agree too, but it gets harder to find great value, especially if you want to keep your portfolio balanced. Of course, mine is over-allocated in Tech companies right now.
    May 15 02:41 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Be Comfortable With Dollar-Cost Averaging Up [View article]
    Thanks Dave. Nice comment to read at the end of a long day. :)
    May 15 02:35 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
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