Having a steadily rising dividend attracts investors and builds trust in the company. Shareholders tend to interpret increasing dividends as a sign of strong financial health. Most of them think, “As long as the dividend is growing, everything must be

I’m a practical guy, so let’s start with two case studies: These will make it easier to understand the logic behind my evidence-based stock selection process… I bought Lowe’s (LOW) stock on August 4, 2017, at $78.37. As things stand,

I bet that most of you have come across articles, podcasts, or televised “expertise” on the “value vs. growth investing” topic… It keeps coming up in all kinds of economic circumstances. To tell you the truth, I find such discussions

I must admit… I used to be so devoted to the popular “dividend growth investing” approach that I even wrote a book about the strategy back in 2015. (It sold 10,000 copies in my country.) The income-focused way felt perfect

Identifying the quality stocks that are on sale can be easy if you have an evidence-based system to help you. The FALCON Method is an all-round investment process that relies on the principles of value investing, common sense, and quantitative discipline.

When I made the decision to become an investor and aim for reaching financial freedom through investing I knew I had a lot to learn.