30 Oct 2020 | What you need to know about dividend income

A "It's never too late to retire early" What you need to know about dividend income Image Source: The Motley Fool Companies can choose to do several things with their profits. They can retain some or all of their earnings within the business to expand their operations organically, pay down debt, or build up a stockpile of cash.  They can also return a portion of it to shareholders. They can do this by repurchasing stock to reduce the outstanding share count. Or they can pay it out via dividends, which can be in cash, shares, or a combination of the two.  Here's how that last option works. He's revealing everything you need to know to make it big Recommended Link: (clicking will opt you in to Profit Pregame's free daily e-letter - privacy policy)  This could kill buy and hold forever. One guy made $38,000 in three weeks….another over $26,000 and another guy has been averaging $1325 a day in profits since he started. And Bill Z posted he's hit on 37 of 44 trades since he started using this 1 strategy.  (clicking will opt you in to Profit Pregame's free daily e-letter - privacy policy) That's an 84% win rate. To see how they do it click here. (clicking will opt you in to Profit Pregame's free daily e-letter - privacy policy) Headlines you shouldn't miss Buying is surging in small-cap stocks Could this be the next Bitcoin?   Check out these four upcoming dividend increases   There was a shocking secret buried in the code. Click here to meet the wizard who found it. Here's why investors should ignore next week's election The defense of value investing Four high-quality stocks to buy and hold forever   It's never too late to start saving,   Gordon Fox     P.S.   Know someone who'd love the Late Investor? Be sure to send them to this link so they can get signed up: investinglate.com   The Late Investor, 20 N. Orange Avenue, 32801, Orlando, United States You can unsubscribe here any time.