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RE: What Is A Superior Dividend Grower (SDG)? | Dividend Growth Investing
Interesting question that I wanted to ask as well.
My personal view is to invest in well-regulated markets only, plus to invest in what I know well. Shops that I see on the street, brands that I buy, etc. Feels less dodgy than buying something I virtually know anything at all.
Curious to know what others think.
Exactly right. as I mentioned in my response, the companies that qualify as SDGs are well-known and well-respected - the largest in their respected industries and operating under very strict financial laws regarding information. Even still, our portfolio is very well-diversified over a variety of sectors and 1 outlier event wouldn't have much of an impact.
I agree that using a product is an amazing way to gauge an investment. I just avoid companies that make a good product but burn cash like its going out of fashion (thinking Tesla) By only investing in companies that are paying dividends then you can completely avoid cash burners
Exactly, companies who pay growing dividends over long-periods of time are those who have great cash flow management and are not going anywhere anytime soon.