James Bianco posts 4 rather nice charts depicting whether there are out performance by choosing stocks who consistently raise dividends for a long number of years.
It seems that there aren’t.
I updated my history of dividend income investing article.
You can read the full article [here]
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Jared Seah
Tuesday 3rd of April 2012
Good show Drizzt!
Thanks for posting this piece to make your summary of dividend investing more complete ;)
Rare is an investing style or vehicle that will work in all seasons.
Like a farmer, there's such a thing called crop rotation.
Drizzt
Wednesday 4th of April 2012
wah hi Jared, you long time haven't come liao.
gotta present both sides of the coin, but if you pick stocks individually you may be able to find those taht can outperform in both situations. this article make a good case of investing in the SDY or VIG ETFs versus the SPY.