To do well in the market, you should know the stocks you track inside and out. After all, every journey begins with a single step, so let us start by considering some interesting companies, which will give you a starting point for possible stocks that you might buy for your retirement accounts. For selection as a long-term hold in my own retirement accounts, a stock should exhibit the following characteristics:
- A dividend yield higher than I can earn in a bank account?
- Rising dividend history?
- Rising revenue year-over-year?
- Rising earnings year-over-year?
- Rising EBITDA year-over-year?
- Option trading available for the lowest risk entry possible?
Source: Seeking Alpha
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