Richard Drury
Single best investment
A popular book in my library on dividend investing is Lowell Miller's The Single Best Investment. In the book, he lays out a clear strategy on how to put together a long-term dividend portfolio with the
HP: An Ultra Cheap Dividend Printer
Summary
- HP is a value stock with a bit of something for everyone.
- The stock screens well on Joel Greenblatt's Magic Formula screener and pays a hefty, well covered dividend.
- The stock fits the dividend growth methodology used by Lowell Miller in the book "The Single Best Investment".
I'm a full time value investor and writer who enjoys using classical value ratios to pick my portfolio. My previous working background is in private credit and CRE mezzanine financing for a family office. I'm also a fluent Mandarin speaker in both business and court settings, previously serving as a court interpreter. I have spent a good chunk of my adult working life in China and Asia. I have worked with top CRE developers in the past including The Witkoff Group , Kushner Companies, Durst Organization and Fortress Investment Group.
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