Canadian High Dividend Investing: 215 Scored Stocks

Are you intimidated by the idea of investing in the stock market?Have you lost money investing in the stock market?Do you seek a safe way to generate a reliable investment income while growing your wealth?Canadian High Dividend Investingshows you how to create a safe, strong portfolio of 20 stocks that will provide you with a dividend income exceeding 6 percent of your portfolio's value, while growing that portfolio by 12 percent or more, most years. If you re-invest your dividends, you can expect your portfolio to double within five years. When your dividend income eventually exceeds your living expenses, you can then retire and live well off the reliable dividend income while your portfolio continues to grow. This constant growth comes from those stocks in your portfolio that traditionally increase their dividend payouts in unison with their rising share prices.The book teaches you how to select, purchase, and manage a portfolio containing the best 20 dividend stocks. To help you, summaries of the 215 stocks in the book are sorted alphabetically, by share price, by dividend yield percent and by score. To further aid you, on each stock’s unique page the stocks 11 scoring factors are shown along with the last 24 years of share prices and dividend payouts. Winning trends can be easily identified.While readers are shown how to calculate a stock score manually, software for doing it quickly, is emailed, when requested, to book buyers.Ian MacDonald developed his investment system in his early fifties after a financial advisor lost $300,000 of his life savings. His future retirement looked very bleak. He took back what money was left and set out to learn how to invest safely as a self-directed investor.Prior to this, he had spent the previous 38 years as a senior executive developing commercial risk systems for such companies as Equifax, Creditel and Dun & Bradstreet. It seemed logical to him that he should be able to apply what he had learned about commercial risk to selecting the best and safest stocks for his portf