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Dividend Portfolios: Diversification Ideas

If you buy great dividend companies with fair price (lower PE), then hold them for a few years while collect your dividend. when the shoot up too high, then sell them collect your profits. Do your research and wait for great company to get cheap before snap it.


On Jun 17 04:52 PM dividendmachine wrote:

> I enjoy the premise of your artyicles and it is clear to me a lot
> of thought goes in your articles
>
> As aperson who has achieved financial independence investing in dividend
> stocks over the past 15 years I would like to make a few comments
>
>
> 1) KO has done poorly over the past 10 years because of teh high
> pe
>
> 2) However if you bought the stock when the PE was under 15 like
> WEB did about 20 years ago you would have a baisis of 5 and an effective
> dividend yield of over 32%
>
> and your appreciation would be about 840% in that time span
>
> Investing is 50% art and 50% science and knowing what companies are
> best takes a certain degree of skill no doubt
>
> Ideally I would like to have 8-10 stocks but when I started 15 years
> ago most of the stocks that are good now were grossly overvalued
>
>
> I have large cap gains n 3 stocks and it would be unwise for me to
> liquidate them for diversity's sake
>
> Today my radar screen contains about 75 stocks and more than half
> of them are suitable for purchase now
>
> I would like to tell you a sure fire way to select a great investment
> at a great price but im afraid a great deal of it is instinct.peace