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Becoming A Dividend Hunter

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Becoming A Dividend Hunter

Let me make a bold statement.

It is likely that The Dividend Hunter is different than any other stock market service or

advice that you have read.

You¡¯ll see why as you begin to explore my newsletter issues, the Endless Income

components, and the buy of the week emails you¡¯ll receive every Tuesday.

So welcome to the club! It¡¯s going to be a fun ride.

As you¡¯ll see in all of the Endless Income reports that you now have access to, I¡¯m all

about earning an income from the stock market.

Stock prices will swing up and down, but with my investing strategy, the income will keep

flowing.

Dividends can be relied upon. It¡¯s cash in your pocket that you choose how to spend.

Capital gains, on the other hand, can be here one day and gone the next.

All your hard-earned savings do nothing if you have to sell them to realize any of the

returns!

Dividends are the opposite.

Think of dividends like investing in your neighbor¡¯s business. Where every week he drops

a check in your mailbox.

You participate in the success of the business with real cash payments.

As you become acquainted with the investing strategy of The Dividend Hunter, you will

have all of the resources to create multiple cash income streams from high-quality

businesses.

The businesses I recommend and analyze in The Dividend Hunter are long-term, cash

flow businesses.

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We¡¯re not investing in pie-in-the-sky businesses that could be here today and gone

tomorrow.

We¡¯re investing in the backbone of America¡¯s economy, and getting paid cash to do it!

There¡¯s one thing you must do to become a Dividend Hunter.

You have to change your mind set on what investing success looks like.

Not doing this is one of the major roadblocks I see preventing my readers from becoming

successful income investors.

The Dividend Hunter Strategy and Mindset

I can go on for hours about this (and you¡¯ll get plenty of content inside of my newsletters

on this topic as well) but let me share the foundations in 400 words.

I¡¯m sure you¡¯re antsy to see the portfolio and purchase your first stocks (if you haven¡¯t

already!)

I have decades of experience with investments, both my own and as a financial advisor.

And with all of that experience, two major factors pushed me to develop the Dividend

Hunter strategy.

First, in a world of ultra-low interest rates there are no safe investments, such as CD¡¯s or

government bonds, that will provide a reasonable return on your capital.

And by ¡°reasonable return¡± I mean enough to live on while still outpacing inflation.

Earning 2% to 2.5% just won¡¯t work to generate compound growth or provide an

acceptable retirement income.

Second, I have discovered it is much easier for individual investors to lose money in the

stock market than it is for them to make it.

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And if you do have a winning year, it¡¯s almost impossible for individuals to repeat that

and produce attractive returns over time.

Fear and greed are powerful forces that push investors to do the wrong thing at the

precise wrong times.

This is the most important part, so I¡¯ll repeat this.

Most individual investors (people managing their own accounts and non-institutional

investors) are skilled when it comes to ¡°buying high and selling low¡±.

I¡¯ve created The Dividend Hunter to solve both of these issues.

The Dividend Hunter is a simple strategy that you can stick to through bull and bear

markets.

In the traditional sense, it¡¯s not a stock picking service or a trading service.

And when you follow The Dividend Hunter¡¯s system, you will avoid the self-destructive

path most investors end up on.

The Dividend Hunter strategy takes a contrarian approach to investing in the stock

market.

The Dividend Hunter will guide you on how to build a portfolio that will provide an

attractive dividend income stream.

The average yield from the stocks on the Dividend Hunter recommendations list is about

8%.

History shows that over a long-term investing horizon (the kind of time frame every

investor needs to take), your total returns will be about the average yield.

You can even add a percent or two each year to keep up with dividend increases from the

individual stocks.

And the best part is that the 8% income stream flows into your brokerage account no

matter what stock prices are doing.

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If stocks are falling and, in a correction, or even bear market, you still earn the dividend

income which can be reinvested (Dividend Hunters love buying shares on sale).

And you can still provide an income for your retirement without forcing you to sell your

investments at a loss.

This last point is a major benefit why I urge everyone I meet to adopt an income investing

strategy.

When you retire, you must replace your income.

And you really have two choices:

1. Sell off your hard-earned assets to fund your retirement

2. Invest in dividend stocks and collect an income on your assets to fund your

retirement

I will always choose #2. And as we build our relationship together, I will show you why #2

is a safe, reliable, and simple way to manage your finances.

A couple of final thoughts.

You can¡¯t earn dividends unless you own shares of dividend paying stocks.

It¡¯s a simple idea but it prevents you from trying to jump in and out of the market

(another great way to lose money).

Dividend Hunters own shares of stocks at all times. Our buying and selling moves will be

more subtle and not based on metrics you might be used to.

I like to take profits on the stocks when the yields have gone down (prices up) and do the

opposite when yields have gone higher (prices down).

So be on the lookout for my ¡°Buy of the Week¡± emails every Tuesday. I always send out a

great stock that represents solid-value at its price at the time.

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