Safer Better Dividend Investing

Ian Duncan Macdonald's last investment book, "Income and Wealth From Self-Directed Investing introduced investors to a formual for investment success.

"Build your portfolio with 20 stocks of financially strong companies from diversified industries paying a dividend of 6% or greater."

Not only does such a portfolio deliver a generous dividend income but you will the total value of your portfolio grow by several multiples over the years. Dividends from such companies continued to be paid in both the 2008 and the 2020 recessions.

In "Safer Better Dividend Investing" Ian scores and lists all 628 U.S. common stocks listed on the NYSE and the NASDAQ. The data is supplied in four lists sorted by 1) Alphabetically 2) By descending score 3) bt descending share price 4) by descending dividend percentage.

To insure your have the most current, accurate score for a stock, free stock scoring software is made available to each book buyer. It is used to score all 14,000 stocks available in North America just before you buy your carefully selected stock.

199 of the highest Canadian dividend stocks traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange. They are sorted in the same 4 ways for quick, easy access.

The book not only walks you through the process of building your portfolio but explains in easy to understand language the importance of the 8 key information items used to score the stocks. In addition you will find over 100 answers by Ian MacDonald in reply to questions asked by investors. Such questions as:

How does the 1929 Great Depression compare to the 2020 recession?

Why do so many investors distrust investment advisors?

Do you we Tesla as an overpriced stock?

Is it too late to start investing at 35?

What is better to work for a good company or start your own business?

What are some of the lies stockbrokers tell themselves.?

Ian MacDonald learned to sucessfully invest through trial and error after an investment advisor lost $300,000 of his money in mutual funds. He took what was left and became a self-directed investor. For the last 15 years he has lived well off his dividend income and sat back and watche his portfolio more than triple in value. His advice is logical, practical and based on reality.

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