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In this first half of Podcast 25 we discuss the elements that go into the free stock scoring software that is supplied to those who purchase one of Ian Duncan MacDonald's investment books.  We learn answers to the following questions in this chapter:
(1) Who loses when you pick your own stocks and manager them?
(2) Is it possible to be better off financially after you retire?
(3) What is "UN" a short form for when it appears as part of a stock symbol?
(4) Why are Real Estate Investment Trusts able to pay such high dividends?
(5) How many stocks were paying a dividend of 3.5% or more on the Toronto Stock Exchange on April 1, 2019? 
(6) Why is it important to know what a stock's share price was 4 years ago?
(7) What factors contribute to a pipeline's profitability?
(8) How is the Book Value of a stock calculated?
(9) What may an unusually high dividend yield be telling you?
(10) How is a stock's operating margin calculated?
(11) Why does a high average daily volume of shares traded usually indicate?
(12) What does a low Price-to-Earnings figure for a stock indicate?
For more information on investing, visit www.saferbetterdividendinvesting.com. 
Look for the release of my latest investment book this summer, "CANADIAN HIGH DIVIDEND HANDBOOK".  It makes it even easier for investors to find safe, high dividend stocks traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
  Before the end of the year look for "USA HIGH DIVIDEND HANDBOOK" with new expanded charts for easier selection of high dividend stocks on the NYSE and the NASDAQ.
All Ian's books are available at www.amazon.com. Just do a search by his full name, "Ian Duncan MacDonald". For more information on his books, email [email protected]
Ian Duncan MacDonald 
Author and Commercial Risk Consultant,
President of Informus Inc
 2 Vista Humber Drive
 Toronto, Ontario
 Canada, M9P 3R7
 Toronto Telephone - 416-245-4994
 New York Telephone - 929-800-2397
 [email protected]
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Send us a text
In this first half of Podcast 25 we discuss the elements that go into the free stock scoring software that is supplied to those who purchase one of Ian Duncan MacDonald's investment books.  We learn answers to the following questions in this chapter:
(1) Who loses when you pick your own stocks and manager them?
(2) Is it possible to be better off financially after you retire?
(3) What is "UN" a short form for when it appears as part of a stock symbol?
(4) Why are Real Estate Investment Trusts able to pay such high dividends?
(5) How many stocks were paying a dividend of 3.5% or more on the Toronto Stock Exchange on April 1, 2019? 
(6) Why is it important to know what a stock's share price was 4 years ago?
(7) What factors contribute to a pipeline's profitability?
(8) How is the Book Value of a stock calculated?
(9) What may an unusually high dividend yield be telling you?
(10) How is a stock's operating margin calculated?
(11) Why does a high average daily volume of shares traded usually indicate?
(12) What does a low Price-to-Earnings figure for a stock indicate?
For more information on investing, visit www.saferbetterdividendinvesting.com. 
Look for the release of my latest investment book this summer, "CANADIAN HIGH DIVIDEND HANDBOOK".  It makes it even easier for investors to find safe, high dividend stocks traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
  Before the end of the year look for "USA HIGH DIVIDEND HANDBOOK" with new expanded charts for easier selection of high dividend stocks on the NYSE and the NASDAQ.
All Ian's books are available at www.amazon.com. Just do a search by his full name, "Ian Duncan MacDonald". For more information on his books, email [email protected]
Ian Duncan MacDonald 
Author and Commercial Risk Consultant,
President of Informus Inc
 2 Vista Humber Drive
 Toronto, Ontario
 Canada, M9P 3R7
 Toronto Telephone - 416-245-4994
 New York Telephone - 929-800-2397
 [email protected]

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