My dividend income investing strategy has four key components. The four components interact with each other to produce a stable and outperforming income stream. The two key portfolio goals are obtaining a high dividend yield on invested capital, and preservation of invested capital. In this article I will focus upon my methodology to obtain these goals.
The strategies focus upon owning the right investments at the right time. My goal is to have a diversified income portfolio. There are some stocks I will own for a few decades. Other names have a far shorter life span in my portfolio. My portfolio continues to adapt to the world around us and my goal is to identify the industry leaders in each strategic income investing sector.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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Dividend Investing Strategy For Retirees
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