Dividend Investing for Beginners: How to Build Your Investment Strategy, Find The Best Dividend Stocks to Buy, and Generate Passive Income: Investing for Beginners, #1

By Greg Middleton

The Beginner-Friendly Guide to Learn How to Generate Wealth with Dividend Investing

 

Tired of working your boring old 9-5 job?

 

Are you looking for a way to make money that doesn't involve working day and night?

 

Do you want to get into investing but not sure where to start?

 

Dividend investing is one of the smartest and most stable ways to grow your wealth. You can find high-quality dividend stocks to buy and hold for the long term, and watch your investment income grow every single year.

 

With dividend investing, you can create a stream of passive income that will provide you with financial security for years to come.

Imagine waking up each morning, check your portfolio, and see that you're making even more money than you were yesterday. That's the power of dividend investing – it provides a reliable stream of income that grows over time.

 

Dividend Investing for Beginners is the perfect guidebook for anyone who wants to get started in dividend investing. You'll learn everything you need to know about this powerful investment strategy, including how to find the best dividend stocks and create a recurring income stream!

With this book, get the blueprints to:

 

• Confidently start building your own investment portfolio and generating a steady income from dividends.
• Know how to expertly select the best and most profitable dividend stocks to buy.
• Quit your day job and make passive income through investments
• Achieve financial freedom with half the effort
• Understand how to invest like a pro
• And so much more

 

It's time to take control of your financial future

 

Grab this book today and get started!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Elevate Publishing LLC
• Release date: Oct 31, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223475828

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Dividend Investing for Beginners

How to Build Your Investment Strategy, Find the Best Dividend Stocks to Buy, and Generate Passive Income

Greg Middleton

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: Kinds of Investors

Long-Term Investors

Short-Term Investor

Mixed-Term Investor

Chapter 2: The Stock Market

Auction Markets

Electronic Communication Network

Electronic Trading

Over the Counter

Types of Stockbrokers

Chapter 3: The Nature of Dividends

Types of Dividends

Cash Dividends

Stock Dividend

Property Dividends

Liquidating Dividends

Challenges Associated With Investing in Dividends

Paperwork

Validation

Ex-dividend Price Drops

Types of Shares

Preference Shares

Ordinary Shares

Differential Voting Rights Shares

Chapter 4: Indicators and Techniques

Metrics Used to Measure Dividends

Dividend Yield

Dividend Payout Ratio

Monthly Dividend Income

Cost Base of Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRIPs or DRPs)

Total Annualized Return

Top Screeners for Dividend Investing

Zacks

CNBC

Yahoo Finance

FINVIZ

MarketWatch

Investment Techniques and Strategies

Market Order

Limit Order

Stop-Loss Order

Stop-Limit Order

All or None

Immediate or Cancel

Fill or Kill

Good ‘Til Canceled

Day

Take Profit

Chapter 5: Online Trading Platforms

ID Ameritrade

E*Trade

Merrill Edge

Fidelity Investment

Interactive Brokers

Chapter 6: Top 10 Companies to Hold Dividends Within

CubeSmart (CUBE)

Ambev SA (ABEV)

Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)

Gilead Sciences, Inc. (GILD)

VF Corporation (VFC)

First American Financial Corporation (FAF)

Prudential Financial Inc. (PRU)

Citigroup Inc. (C)

Clorox Company (CLX)

Unilever PLC (UL)

Conclusion

References

Introduction

The stock market has been around for many years, giving business ventures and investors alike the opportunity to go on adventures that they foresaw as having financial benefits for both parties. For those who may not know, this model was created to empower enterprises to be born while giving investors value for money. So, it started with investors giving a specific business concept a certain amount of money in return for a share of that business when it is running. The company must see to it that the investors are paid; after all, they have a tremendous helping hand in the life of the business.

Be that as it may, an investor doesn't just invest in any business idea that comes their way. They are called investors because they are in the business of strategically spending money to make even more money. Therefore, there are certain principles and strategies that an investor needs to follow to facilitate a successful investment in stocks. These will be discussed in more detail in the book, so you can figure out where you stand before you pull out your wallet.

Furthermore, there are a variety of stock markets. These are all different, providing the investor with many investment methods to choose from. Some of these stock markets are beginner-friendly, while others are as big and intimidating as Wall Street in the ‘70s. Some serve convenience, while others are aimed at relatively seasoned investors. So, there are many different stock markets you can choose from, depending on how much you know about them.

You will have to acquaint yourself with various institutions, forms of software, and websites, all of which work as instruments when used correctly. The most important is a stockbroker—an individual or institution licensed to interact with stock