_______________________________________________________________ CANADIAN HIGH DIVIDEND HANDBOOK (https://www.amazon.com/Canadian-High-Dividend-Handbook) Have you lost money investing in the stock market?

Are you worried about losing your life savings in the next market crash?

Do you fear outliving your savings?

Is your investment advisor the only one making money from your portfolio?

Do you want to achieve financial Independence?

In this, the third of Ian Duncan MacDonald's investment books he provides you with charts on all Canadian companies traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange paying dividends of 3.5% or more. For each company listed in the easy-to-read charts, he shows the three-year trend of each stock's score, prices, and dividend yield precent.

The objective of the charts s to help you quickly build a strong dividend portfolio of twenty stocks. You scan through the charts looking for what you think are the twenty strongest stocks paying the best dividends. When you have compiled a list of the best 20 stocks, you then go to the unique page for each of stock to quickly weigh the strength and weakness of each stock. This includes checking their share prices and dividend payments over the last twenty years. You are looking for price and dividend payouts that have increased steadily year-after-year even during recessions and pandemics.

Once you have settled on YOUR twenty stocks you rescore them to verify that no significant risk changes have occurred since the stocks were scored for the book. You score them with the free software that you request be e-mailed to you after you have bought the book. You now purchase the stocks as a self-directed investor.

No longer will you be buying stocks because of market hype, rumours, tips or just because some advisor has recommended them. You will know exactly what you have bought and why you bought it.

It is important that you have faith in your stocks because in the next market downturn you will not panic and sell, at the worst possible time, the financially strong, high dividend, stocks that you so carefully selected. You will know that despite the share price dropping that the dividends of these stocks have always been paid steadily through all the market crashes. You also know these share prices always bounced back and reach new record highs. Furthermore, if one stock did deviate from traditional behaviour you know that your other nineteen financially strong stocks will more than make up any shortfalls.

In the next market crash, you relax, live off your dividend income and wait for the speculators to come their senses and invest in the financially strong stocks that you already own, and which always recover. The typical market downturn occurs about every four years and takes about a year to recover.

If you are saving for your retirement or for financial independence, you will want to continuously reinvest your dividends. Within five years this could result in you doubling the value of your portfolio. How is this possible. The stocks in your portfolio are providing you with three revenue flows:

(1) The monthly or quarterly dividend payouts

(2) The ever-increasing amounts being paid out by financially strong companies.

(3) The ever-increasing share prices of these financially strong companies

The other factor that allows you to build your portfolio quickly is that none of its value is being taken away by investment advisor fees every year. You pay a negligible amount to acquire the stocks and that is the only expense you face. Most married Canadans making joint income tax returns would have to jointly exceed $110,000 in dividend income before they would pay income tax on your dividend income.

The book is a straightforward, honest guide, not based on complicated textbook theories, but on someone's successful hands-on experience in increasing his portfolio by more than 300% while extracting a very generous six-digit dividend income over the last 16 years. You too can do it. ___________________________________________________________________________