Yes. You can be well diversified even with less stocks. Owning hundreds of stocks will not protect you against systemic risk. If there is a recession and panic, everybody sells everything, then it really doesn’t matter how many stocks you own. And if you want to be protected against a failure of one stocks vs. Continue reading →
Making 45% Annually Trading Options Against Dividend Growth Stocks
Archive for January, 2020
As we approach 2020, are you bullish or bearish on U.S. stocks for dividend growth investors?
Definitely bullish. I expect this market to go a lot higher. However, there will be corrections on the way up. By “a lot higher” I am referring to the secular bull market which in my opinion will last for the next 15 to 18 years and delivers substantial gains. However, it will not be a Continue reading →
2019 trading and investing results and 2020 goal
It took me a lot of time to kick myself into writing this report. I wanted to be regular in doing so, but it was hard lately. I was busy at work, and also busy at studying trading qand investing. Although I have 14 years experience in investing in stocks and 10 years in trading Continue reading →
AGNC – Time to say goodbye
I have been invested in AGNC since 2008 and I liked this company. But it is time to depart from this investment as it no longer meets my requirements for dividend investing. I wish, it was. But it isn’t. At first, the company looked great. They started increasing dividend every year, although the very first Continue reading →
Is there a sure-fire dividend stock to invest in for an uneducated investor?
No, there is no sure-fire stock for uneducated, unless uneducated are OK to lose money. Educate yourself first before you commit your hard earned money. Or, would you be OK to go to a doctor to get a brain surgery and be OK with just uneducated but sure fire doctor? What makes you think people Continue reading →
How do I select good trend stocks?
Well, you don’t (sort of). No one can predict what the future would look like. And past performance… you know that cliche. So, it is not about whether the stock is good trend stock or not but about the quality of underlying business. If you know the company you know what to expect. So, although Continue reading →
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