Last week, we looked at 2 very interesting dividend stocks: Coca-Cola – KO and PepsiCo – PEP. 2 huge companies, 2 popular beverage marketers, 2 dividend aristocrats! What can we really except from this dividend stock battle? The fight of the Titans! So who’s gonna win with a KO? ;-) KO and PEP last week's results While I was doing both stock analyses last week, the 2 dividend payers disclosed their Q2 results. First off the dividend news: KO declares an …
PepsiCo PEP Dividend Stock Analysis
Starting with my Coca-Cola Stock Analysis on Monday, I’m continuing my adventure in the world of soft drinks with PepsiCo. What is interesting about Pepsi when compared to Coke, is that it doesn’t only count on the sales of beverages to make money... PepsiCo (PEP) Stock Description: As I just mentioned, PepsiCo doesn’t only manufacture, market and sell carbonated and non-carbonated beverages; it is also a major player in the “snack” industry. In fact, only 37% of its revenue comes from the …
Got Coke?
After looking at 2 smokers and 2 phone companies, I’ll look at the July stock analysis for the refreshing taste of Coca-Cola! With a stalled economy and the concerns around the US debt debate, I think you are better off trading in your computer for a bowl of chips with a Coke by the pool and enjoy your summer. I bet Obama won’t have much time to do it this year! So here we go with the Coca-Cola (KO) stock analysis: Coca-Cola (KO) Stock Description: Well, I guess you …
Why We Are Stuck in Hell With Bad CDs While Good Bonds Go To Heaven
If you are looking to build a retirement portfolio or you simply have a big aversion to risk, you probably have your fair share of bad-rates-certificate-of-deposits (CD’s) or low interest bonds. Regardless if you are a US or Canadian citizens, interest rates for fixed income investments are very low. One of the only options left is to turn over dividend investing. Unfortunately, this investing strategy doesn’t provide capital protection. So if you want to keep investing is safe …
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Chasing Highest Yield Dividend Stocks Is Chasing Your Own Loss
With a shaky stock market and low interest bonds, I can see people going crazy for income producing assets. Some of them are the Highest Yield Dividend Stocks. However, chasing the highest yield dividend stock is not necessarily a good idea. After reviewing a portfolio paying an 8% dividend yield, I wanted to share with you another example where high dividend yield doesn’t equal high investment returns after all. But before this, I invite you to see the top dividend payers in the US …
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High Yield Dividend Portfolio Example Giving 8% Dividend Payout!
Since we launched Dividend Investing – How To Build A Never Ending Cash Distributor, we have received several emails from readers and new subscribers. I’m trying to answer to as many as possible individually. Sometimes, I get enough stuff that I decide to write a full article. This is the case today with the analysis of a high yield dividend portfolio from a reader. This Canadian investor is making 8% with his portfolio, let’s take a closer look: The High Yield Dividend …
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