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The Principles of Dividend Investing

As I've mentioned before on SA, I like MKC very much as I anticipate the positive response to its new product line, Recipe Inspirations, set to debut in January 2010. I'm convinced that novice and harried cooks will welcome this time- and money-saving collection of recipes.

A Defensive Tone from Cramer

For example?


On Dec 01 11:59 AM bobbybutte wrote:

> asa person who has become financially independent SOLELY from allocating
> capital into dividend paying stocks and author of a top rated newsletter
> that Mark Hulbert has recently received let me add a few things<br/>
>
> The author is 100% .Cramer who has contradicted himself more than
> once is aguy who some day is "on his meds" and other days is overall
> bullish
>
> I respect the fact he ran a hedge fund but puttinga show on every
> night has caused him to be a manic depressive voice
>
> sometimes he is very accurate and knowledgable others he like amdman
> wwho is irrational
>
> The fact is there are MUCH better dividend stocks that he should
> have recommended

McCormick's Dividend Increase Spices Things Up

I think the introduction of Recipe Inspirations in January is going to be big for MKC.

Nine Dividend Stocks Working Hard During the Holidays

I like MKC next year with the introduction of its new line of Recipe Inspirations--recipes accompanied by precise amounts of the spices called for. Entire bottles of spice are expensive and often grow stale and must be thrown out before they can be used. The Inspirations idea is ingenious!

Cramer's Lightning Round - The Best-Run Bank in America (10/30/09)

Specifically, what did he say about CLNE and WMB?

Cramer Does It Again with CIT Call

So, like Cramer, you were a little sloppy with your homework. The video clip is "In Cramer We Trust." Why not post his "buy" call on CIT a month ago?


On Nov 02 09:49 AM wall street cheat sheet wrote:

> Oops. You're correct. I meant to add that you need multiple investments
> to double. I wrote that on the fly late last night after a long day
> watching football and having a few brews with the family ...

Six Stocks Trading Below a Dollar

Be careful with Fairpoint (FRP). The company recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection here in Maine.

In China, Reputation Rules

I always learn something when I read your posts, Mr. Rein. Thank you.

China Is Pulling Ahead on the Environment

And U.S. "mucky mucks" breathe rarefied air, so there's minimal progress being made vis-à-vis alternative energy sources.


On Sep 02 11:56 AM notsosmart wrote:

> more bs.they increased their coal burning by almost 7%.fortunately
> the communist party high mucky mucks have to breath the same air
> or it might be even worse.

30 High Dividend Stocks and ETFs

Thanks, Brady! This is very helpful.


On Sep 03 12:00 PM Brady wrote:

> check out this website tracks high yield dividend (>3%) stocks that
> go ex-dividend every week:
> linked8.com

Forget 'Cash for Clunkers': Try 'Dough for Dumps'

Once again, I agree with Kalani Martin. I have been considering canceling my "Following" of Mr. Schiff on SA because I'm just not learning anything about the market from him anymore. (Clearly Mr. Schiff's acolytes are many and the loss of my readership will not affect him in any way. Still, I wish he would consider KM's comments.)


On Aug 23 10:11 AM Kalani Martin wrote:

> I'm a big fan of Peter Schiff the "Financial Advisor". Where has
> he gone? This piece should be an op-ed in the NYT, not on SA. You
> sound more like a politician everyday (that's not meant to be a compliment).
> It would be nice to hear some market commentary from you again someday..................

Less Government or Lower Wages? You Choose

I second Kalani Martin's proposal!


On Aug 16 10:52 AM Kalani Martin wrote:

> Hey Peter,
>
> I've always had a lot of respect for you and your ideas, but how
> about writing some articles about our currrent markets and leaving
> the politics alone for a while. I know you're considering running
> for Senate in Connecticut, but this is a financial web-site, not
> a political web-site. I know you're going to say the two and intertwined
> and I agree, but the emphasis of your articles has changed and is
> now too far skewed towards politics. Save it for the campaign and
> the folks in Connecticut and please share your insights about more
> market specific subjects. Thank you!

Dividend Aristocrats: YTD Raisers vs. Cutters

optionsgirl:
Look at the complete chart of Dividend Raisers.


On Aug 07 08:12 AM optionsgirl wrote:

> I have a bone to pick with SA, here. Why are companies like JNJ and
> WAG referenced, when they are not included in the article?

Gold Is Looking Good

I would appreciate knowing your answers to heartky's questions, Ray.

Seeking Alpha Stock Market Email Alerts FAQ

Line me up with the others! My e-mail alerts stopped coming three days ago. As directed, I wrote to [e-mail] yesterday morning, but I received no response--not even an auto-reply acknowledging receipt of my e-mail. Please reinstate the alerts.