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Bitcoin and its sister currency, Litecoin, are undoubtedly the hottest developments in money this century, and both are rapidly gaining worldwide attention.
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CLICK IMAGE TO VISIT SITEI used to struggle with the same issues millions of small investors deal with on a daily basis. Which stocks to buy? When to sell them? How to find the time to manage my portfolio? How to diversify? I wasn’t into dividend investing until looking at my portfolio returns in depth to realize I was having difficulty keeping up the with the market.  The root of the problem was a very poorly built portfolio that lacked structure and the components required to build a sturdy base.  I made good money from the stock market but I was taking unnecessary risk to achieve my investing goals.  From that point on, I was determined to create a portfolio strategy that would allow me to benefit from dividend growth stocks as a solid foundation.

I’m not exactly following the buy & hold strategy recommended by many dividend investors. I like to build a core portfolio of stocks I would probably never sell but I also like trading a few more stocks in and out to make a healthy profit. Imagine if you could still invest actively in individual stocks while building a rock solid portfolio.  Imagine if you could use the fundamental principles of investing without getting bored or having to read hundreds of pages of stock research.
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