IFB112: Small Dogs of the Dow, not DRIPing, and Intrinsic Value Books

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Dave:                                    00:36                     All

right folks, we’ll welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast. This is episode

112 tonight. Andrew and I are going to dissect it listener question that we got

from Clinton. It’s fantastic. He has a lot of great points in there, and Andrew

and I wanted to just kind of walk through each section of those and take some

time to answer those questions, and so I’m going to go ahead and start reading.

Dave:                                    00:58                     So

first, a dear Andrew, two weeks ago, I started doing some serious research on

investing in the stock market. I have next to no investment slash finance

background. I’m 33 years old and married, working in health care with my first

child. On the way, I came across your podcast with Dave on Spotify, and ever

since I’ve been listening to two episodes a day from the beginning. I have a 40

minute each way commute to work. I am very intrigued by value investing. So I

decided to purchase your e-letter letter to follow along with your $150 a month

portfolio. So the first question, I am going to spend $1,000 a month in my

invest in, in my invest in my account for the next 20 months to have around 20

positions and my wife and I will put $200 a month into the IRA account. I

purchased the stocks of number and number blanket blank does Zack is a premium

picks from the leather.

Dave:                                    01:58                     Okay,

perfect. We’ll blank that out. So I researched and thinking about investing in