5 Responses to “The Single Best Investment: Creating Wealth with Dividend Growth”

• By J. Witchard on Mar 4, 2010

  Overall this is a good book, but there is nothing in this volume that will help you find the really big winners. If you are looking to make 6% to 10% return on your money each and every year, read this book, but if you are looking for much higher returns say 20% to 100% per year, read some of william O’neils books.
  Rating: 3 / 5
• By Gregory Barton on Mar 4, 2010

  This is one of the essential books that I recommend to anyone interested in investing. Dividends make sense as a criterion for selecting stocks for a buy and hold portfolio and this book describes in simple terms how to do it. The only thing I find lacking is his approach to benchmarking and asset allocation. There’s a bit on asset allocation. But I think Ken Fisher’s “Only Three Questions” goes a bit further in showing how a balanced portfolio should come close to the sector breakdown in an index and which indexes are useful for benchmarking.
  Rating: 5 / 5
• By Mark E. Kosmowski on Mar 4, 2010

  The author, Mr. Lowell Miller, discusses the power of compounded dividend reinvestment of common stocks. This investment strategy is great for beginning investors and more experienced traders alike.

  It is hard to go wrong with this book as a first investment book. The author also discusses fundamental analysis, which is the skill of determining how healthy a company is.
  Rating: 5 / 5
• By Jusuf Hariman on Mar 5, 2010

  Professional money manager Lowell Miller unlocks the secrets of long-term investment success in a simple and understandable rule-based format. Bill Gurner, President, Sector Capital Management wrote that “investors will miss the boat if they don’t read “The Single Best Investment”". William Hester, Bloomberg Personal Finance Senior Market Editor wrote that Lowell Miller will show “you how to find high-quality dividend-paying stocks that will safely increase your wealth”. The single best investment is a select group of high-quality, moderate growth companies that offer consistent returns, minimal fundamental risk, and less volatility than the market average. This book shows you exactly how professional portfolio manager Lowell Miller goes about selecting stocks that can provide high income and outperform the market averages over the broad time frames that true investors seek. In this approach, there is no need to time the market, no need to uncover “the best” mutual fund, no need to find a market guru to follow, no need to master the intricacies of a corporate balance sheet. Miller reduces the problem to a simple set of rules that any investor can follow. This book will guide you with simple rules so that you can create your own private “compounding machine”, one that will multiply your net worth again and again over the years. You will learn what the consistent top-performing professionals have always known: Dividends and their reinvestments are the key to the kingdom. Digest this book and you will multiply your wealth many times over.
  Rating: 5 / 5
• By Justin C. Kestler on Mar 5, 2010

  I’ve read dozens of investing “classics” and this one ranks high among them. It’s engangingly written without being pushy or arrogant. The advice it contains is convincing, wise, and timeless.
  Rating: 5 / 5

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