Yesterday, 01:14 AM
lauraparker, sorry I took so long to reply. Life got in the way.
Currently, I haven't really found any other free blog/websites that discuss dividend growth investing. Dividend Growth Investor's last public post discussed his taking his work to a member-only newsletter or group. His reason was his work was being plagiarized.
The only free place left is here that I've found. Some sites have occasional free content to get you to subscribe but I just move along from them. Other than that, and you're willing to pay the fees, Seeking Alpha is probably the best place to be although there are a lot of talented investors/gurus/whatever out there. I've been relegated to watching FastGraph videos on YouTube, and skimming Humble Dollar, Oaktree Capital (Howard Marks's blog), and a few other sites. I also have a lot of Seeking Alpha articles saved from years ago.
I still believe in giving back to the community for free (I'm old and old fashioned that way). I just seem to run out of time to write longer articles to post. I don't know how I did everything when I was still working. I don't need a "side gig" as I've done well enough to be comfortable.
Currently, I haven't really found any other free blog/websites that discuss dividend growth investing. Dividend Growth Investor's last public post discussed his taking his work to a member-only newsletter or group. His reason was his work was being plagiarized.
The only free place left is here that I've found. Some sites have occasional free content to get you to subscribe but I just move along from them. Other than that, and you're willing to pay the fees, Seeking Alpha is probably the best place to be although there are a lot of talented investors/gurus/whatever out there. I've been relegated to watching FastGraph videos on YouTube, and skimming Humble Dollar, Oaktree Capital (Howard Marks's blog), and a few other sites. I also have a lot of Seeking Alpha articles saved from years ago.
I still believe in giving back to the community for free (I'm old and old fashioned that way). I just seem to run out of time to write longer articles to post. I don't know how I did everything when I was still working. I don't need a "side gig" as I've done well enough to be comfortable.
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“Remember, things are never clear until it’s too late.”; Peter Lynch, One Up On Wall Street
“Remember, things are never clear until it’s too late.”; Peter Lynch, One Up On Wall Street