Steve is a private investment professional, working primarily with individuals and small businesses. He developed the Market Cycle Investment Management Process during the 1970s. He has always focused on individual IGVSI common stocks, CEFs, REITs and MLPs.. Steve invented, uses, and teaches his ...
more Steve is a private investment professional, working primarily with individuals and small businesses. He developed the Market Cycle Investment Management Process during the 1970s. He has always focused on individual IGVSI common stocks, CEFs, REITs and MLPs.. Steve invented, uses, and teaches his unique "Working Capital Model" and "Market Cycle Investment Management" methodology. He has developed several other proprietary concepts, including: the QDI, Smart Cash, The Investor's Creed, and Base Income. He also commissioned the development of the Investment Grade Value Stock Index, and the Value Stock Watch list. Steve has published several books and hundreds of investment and investment-politics articles. Specialties: Training related to a hands-on investment management methodology, portfolio restructuring, retirement income portfolios, investment education. In a Working Capital Model methodology world, there may well have been no 2008 to 2009 financial crisis. For more information, email:
sanserve@aol.com, or call: 800-245-0494
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Retirement Money Secrets: A Financial Insider's Guide To Income Independence Excerpts
That's precisely what's explained in Retirement Money Secrets
Retirement Money Secrets: A Financial Insider's Guide To Income Independence Excerpts
Retirement Money Secrets tells all! Available in book stores everywhere https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CG2DMFW6
Retirement Money Secrets: A Financial Insider's Guide To Income Independence Excerpts
All of the srategies and processes I use are explained in Retirement Money Secrets,. You should be able to preorder soon at Amazon
Income Investing Fantasyland: High Dividend Equity ETFs And Mutual Funds
a few at the website....
Income Investing Fantasyland: High Dividend Equity ETFs And Mutual Funds
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Income Closed End Funds And Total Return Analysis
...lower stock prices are a cyclical fact of life, an opportunity to add to positions at lower prices. There need be no panic selling in high quality holdings, and no flight to 1% Treasuries from 6% tax free Munis... dividends and income keep rolling, providing income for retirees, college kids, and golf trips ---
How To Be Prepared For Rising Interest Rates
The purpose of income investments is the generation of income. You are not a bond trader... Control the quality selected, diversify properly, and compound that part of the income that you don't have to spend. Price is pretty much irrelevant; you can't pay the bills with market value.
One Person’s Bond Crash Is Another’s Income Opportunity
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Is Your Investment Portfolio Prepared For Higher Interest Rates?
Actually, the financial crisis was the only time that the CEFs "crashed" almost along with the stock market... they typically fall quite a bit less, get "discovered", and rise more quickly than the averages in the recovery.... Investment Grade Value Stocks also outperform the general market in terms of both drawdown and initial comeback.....
I use CEFs to DEVELOP an income program either as part of every portfolio or all of a retirement portfolio... a lower price most often (in my experience) is simply an opportunity to increase yield and decrease cost basis per share in one fell swoop.
Ironically, as a professional, I'm not permitted to give direct advice in a forum like this, or specifics...but as a general rule, it's best to treat income CEFs as income purpose securities regardless of what people think the "future" will bring.