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The Simply Investing Dividend Podcast

Helping you save time, earn more, reduce your risk by investing confidently in the best dividend stocks

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Simply Investing Dividend Podcast Episode 54 - How to Invest in a Bear Market

Episode 54: How to Invest in a Bear Market

In this episode, learn how to invest in a bear (or down) market.

Also covered in this episode:
- how to build a resilient dividend stock portfolio
- current market conditions
- a brief history of market crashes
- learn the basics
- why dividend income is more important that stock prices
- learn the dividend stock selection process
- how Coca-Cola could provide over $202K/year in dividends
- how Home Depot could provide over $259K/year in dividends

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Simply Investing Dividend Podcast Episode 52 - Why the P/B Ratio is Important

Episode 52: What is the P/B Ratio?

In this episode, learn how the P/B Ratio can help you make better investing decisions; thereby, saving you thousands of dollars by avoiding common investing mistakes.

Also covered in this episode:
- What is the P/B Ratio?
- How to use the P/B Ratio
- Where to find the P/B Ratio

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Simply Investing Dividend Podcast Episode 51 - ETFs Versus Individual Dividend Stocks

Episode 51: ETFs Versus Individual Dividend Stocks

In this episode I take a look at investing in ETFs versus do- it-yourself (DIY) dividend investing. I explore the advantages and disadvantages of investing in ETFs and explain why DIY dividend investing is more advantageous.

Also covered in this episode:
- The Simply Investing Approach
- What are ETFs?
- 4 issues with ETFs
- Are ETFs for you?
- What's the solution?

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Simply Investing Dividend Podcast Episode 50 - How Much Money Can You Make With Dividend Stocks?

Episode 50: How Much Money Can You Make With Dividend Stocks?

In this episode, you'll learn how much money you can make by investing in dividend stocks. Also, I'll share with you some real-life examples of investing in Coca-Cola, Home Depot, Walmart, and ADM.

What I'll go over in this episode:
- 2 ways to make money with dividend stocks
- 3 factors that determine how much you can make
- How a $4.9K investment in ADM turned into over $47K
- Examples of extraordinary returns
- How much can you make?

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Simply Investing Dividend Podcast Episode 49 - How to Rebalance Your Portfolio

Episode 49: How to Rebalance Your Portfolio

Concerned about rebalancing your dividend portfolio each year? Not sure how to proceed? In this episode I will explain the conventional approach to rebalancing, and why that might not be the best option for you. As dividend investors we need to think differently about rebalancing our portfolios.

What I'll share with you in this episode:
- Why would you need to rebalance your portfolio?
- Conventional approach to rebalancing
- Why you shouldn't follow this conventional approach
- How $39K investment i…

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Simply Investing Dividend Podcast Episode 48 - Term Deposits Versus Dividend Stocks

Episode 48: Term Deposits Versus Dividend Stocks

Ever wonder how term deposits stack up against dividend stocks? In this episode, I dig deep into these two investment options. I take a close look at term deposits, exploring the current interest rates and how they operate. Then, I'll provide an overview of dividends and dividend stocks and compare them against term deposits.

What I'll share with you in this episode:
- What is a term deposit?
- Current interest rates for term deposits
- What are dividends?
- What are dividend stocks?
- Term deposits v…

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Simply Investing Dividend Podcast Episode 47 - 5 Reasons You're Scare to Invest

Episode 47: 5 Reasons You're Scared to Invest on Your Own

What's holding you back from investing, even though you know it could lead to financial freedom? Today I'm going to address these fears, from the unpredictability of the stock market, to the psychological factors like greed, fear, and impatience that often cause irrational investing decisions. Using real-life examples, such as the fluctuations in Pepsi's stock price, I'm highlighting the importance of a long-term approach and the reality that stock prices do fluctuate. I also dissect the concept…

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