Steven Dotsch

information to subscribers on when a dividend paying company is historically undervalued, overvalued or, trading somewhere in between. Our focus is on sound stock selection and the ability to recognise value using dividend yields in order to identify undervalued and overvalued shares. Learn when to buy, when to sell, how to collect increasing dividend income and how to then reinvest dividends to become asset rich and financially free. Steven Dotsch managing editor Dividend Income Investor.com

which high quality dividend paying companies are historically undervalued and overvalued2. Access to our Dividend Value Profiles which provide you with the prices at which the company is undervalued and overvalued, but also a dynamic Value Chart, the full dividend history and its financial health 3. Watch our real-money Dividend Income Portfolio progress as we invest in high quality dividend paying companies that match our investment strategy and algorithms4. Subscriber-only articles published in Dividend Income News when a relevant dividend paying company announces news warranting reporting, such as company results and dividend announcements, as well as updates to our real money portfolio 5. Access to the valuation methodology and computations which we apply during our investment research process in order to ascertain whether a company’s share is historically undervalued, overvalued, or somewhere in between.Become part of the Dividend Income Investor.com community. For more information click here, at: http://www.dividend-income-investor.com/Many thanksSteven DotschManaging editorDividend Income Investor.comTwitter.com @ Investoretire

companies are undervalued or when to lock in profits when they become overvalued? The 91-page Guide to Dividend Investing aims to answer these questions as well as explain the basics of dividend income investing and provide a formula for finding historically undervalued dividend paying companies. Written by Steven Dotsch, managing editor of Dividend Income Investor.com