
Think income investing is a "boring" way to invest... or that
dividends don't matter? Think again!
As you'll see, income investing is one of the most
profitable ways to beat the market, and this course (along with my 5 rules) will
serve as
your guiding light. As a
special bonus, I'll also show you the best spots --
including names and ticker symbols -- to start your income search.
Dividends
are the forgotten heroes that have made countless investors rich.
When people talk about the massive gains common stocks have racked up
over long holding periods, what they're really talking about is the
phenomenal juggernaut effect of dividends.
Look at the history of Coca-Cola. It went public in 1919 at $40 a share.
By 1998, a single $40 share was worth $250,000. But with its growing
dividends reinvested, that one share grew into many shares worth a stunning $6.7 million.
Trade Fad for Functional
I'm Carla Pasternak, and I've been an income
investor for decades. In fact, I write one of the
most popular income advisories on the market --
High-Yield Investing.
My hope is that this course will show you just how important dividends
are to your portfolio, and also give you the base you need to become a
successful income investor.
To start, I ask you to do one thing: Take a deep breath and relax.
It’s time to forget about
the rocket scientists with their black boxes…the PhDs with their Greek
formulas…and the high priests of Efficient Market Theory.
The most important investment decision you’ll ever make pivots on
something far more basic -- how you treat the overlooked stepchild of Wall
Street, the lowly dividend.
Although little respected and often ignored, more than 100 years of data
point to the inescapable conclusion that owning hum-drum dividend-paying
stocks…and then reinvesting those dividends…beats all other investment
approaches hands down. So if dividend-paying stocks make you yawn, it’s
time to wake up and smell the cash.
Since 1926 dividends have contributed 40% of the total return
delivered by the S&P 500. This makes a massive difference over the long
haul. A $1,000 investment in the S&P 500 in 1935 would be worth
$2,294,681 today with dividends reinvested, but a mere $78,624 without
the dividends.
Underestimating the awesome edge income-paying securities gives you is
the biggest mistake you can make in your investing life.
This course will give you everything you need to start investing for
income yourself. If you're already focused on income, you're in luck,
too. My 5-part course will give you the tips and tools I've discovered
over the years that will help you become an even more successful
investor. I'll even share some of my favorite picks for today's market.
But first, I want to show you exactly why I think dividends should be any
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