Dividend Investing: Techniques and Strategies from the Best

By: Viola Lamers

Narrated by: Stephen M. Gillikin

Length: 2 hrs and 14 mins

Publisher's summary

This book consists of two titles, namely:

Title 1: Many people are wondering, when they have some savings, what to do with their money. Should they invest into stocks? Should they pay off their house early? Put all their money in cryptocurrency? Or should they play the real estate game, buy rentals, flip houses, and try to get that stable income from tangible assets?

The answer is not simple, and every person’s situation is different. But as you are thinking about investing anyway, why not take a look at dividends? Dividend investing has a long history of reliable returns. And even though the game is often slow, it has been confirmed by many to be steady, somewhat predictable, and a great thing to consider for anyone who wants to be smart with their money. In this guide, we’ll go over all the most important basics that pertain to a portfolio, the best techniques, and the trading game with dividends.

Title 2: Are you interested in dividend investing, stocks, or index funds? Then you have come across a very valuable piece of information.

In this goldmine, the author will talk about the 10 golden rules of investing. She goes over the low costs, the high returns, and the value that changes over time with each stock or each fraction of a dividend. If you want to know what you’re doing when you are investing in something millions of people are already cleverly involved in, then I advise you to pick up this book right now and start listening.

©2019 Viola Lamers (P)2020 Viola Lamers

Hey, that was great!

This is a good book for a good price, if you ask me. It teaches you about investing and shows you the ins and outs of the stock market.

Good things

I only have so many good words to say during a typical day, but this one deserves one of them. Bravo! Good job! And no, that wasn’t sarcastic. I liked it, actually.

Spoke to me

This audiobook was actually well worth paying attention to, in my honest opinion. The difference between this audiobook and many other books, is actually that this is much more enjoyable. The very best parts of this book (I forgot which chapters) meant the most to me. When I heard these things, I immediately understood I had actually made the right choice. This book spoke to me.

Nice

I absolutely loved this book! Seriously! I wish I was truly good at publishing testimonials, but you'll simply have to be pleased with this average suggestion, namely, that the book was interesting all the way through, up until the very end. The storyteller's voice was truly soothing. Did I already mention that it seemed very professional? Well, it did. Without a doubt, and that's why I just liked listening to it so much.

Easy listen

Not too complicated. Very comprehensible about the stock market. I'ts good to have books like this so we can all understand what it's all about. And we don't have to be some giant flash company to do it.

Awesome

You gotta like something like this. This took them a lot of precious time to create and narrate. Not only did this particular audiobook sound like it was excellent quality, but it also taught me important aspects of daily life, and about this topic in particular, of course. So, it certainly deserves a couple of hard-earned stars. Not only did this audiobook seem like it was high quality, but it also showed me essential things about daily life, and about this theme in particular, of course. So, it definitely deserves a couple of hard-earned stars.

Nice

The box set of the two. Got it. Yeah, more value, longer book, same price, because it's under 3 hours. There is lots of good advice in these two books.

Blew my mind

This audiobook blew my mind, both the information and the storyteller's presentation. In my point of view, it was quite great. There might just have been a few hardly noticeable mistakes in there, but they did not bother me. Whenever you are able to listen to a narrator who is that good, and about a subject that you're interested in, you don't care about the other parts. That's the end of the that.