Investors love dividends. Whether it’s for income in retirement, or potential compounding growth, there are many reasons why dividend growth investing may be a great portfolio strategy. Yet, there are also many pitfalls investors must avoid to protect themselves when investing. I firmly believe in the power of dividend investing, and feel that, when done correctly, investors can position themselves for significant long-term growth potential. To enhance your dividend growth portfolio, here are some do’s and don’ts of dividend investing...
Do: Focus On Dividend Growth, Not Dividend Yield; Don’t: Invest Using a Rear-View Mirror Only; Do: Invest in High-Quality Companies with The Ability to Grow Dividends; Don’t: Rely On “Grandma Stocks” As A Safe Haven; Do: Use the Right Indicators to Measure Dividend Health; Don’t: Over-Diversify; By using this list of do’s and don’ts, investors can potentially improve their returns and reduce portfolio volatility.
Source: Forbes
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