I'm retired and began investing in stocks in 2011. I was invested totally in the cash account of my 401K when the market fell apart in 2008. We began taking monthly withdraws from our account in 2009 and it became apparent by 2011 that we couldn't remain in cash, which by then was paying less than inflation.
Those of you considering a dividend-growth portfolio should certainly give the stocks in both parts of this series your due diligence. Be certain to give preference to those that are fairly or undervalued. I also recommended that a stock purchases you make be in accordance with a personal portfolio business plan fashioned from your investing objectives and personal risk tolerance.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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