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| Dividend Tips |
Buying an index fund with hundreds or thousands of firms
means buying a lot of under performing issues.
Counting on a handful of overachievers to carry the mass of laggards
is tough sledding.
It’s better to select a smaller number of high quality
companies to achieve the needed diversity while avoiding the mass of
underachievers.
The universe of high quality dividend champions, contenders,
and challengers is big enough to provide investment diversity while allowing me
to select the steady performers I want.
Consequently, it’s possible to avoid buying the chaff and focus my
investment dollars on more valuable dividend crops.
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