Douglas Gerlach's Schedule
Maximizing Dividend Yield in a High-Quality Stock Portfolio
Sunday, October 29, 2023, 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
Focus: DIVIDEND
Instead of chasing returns in tumultuous markets, consider investing in stocks that can generate income as well as offer the potential for long-term appreciation. But yield alone isn't the route to likely investing success. Learn how to boost your portfolio returns by focusing on reasonably-valued companies with solid balance sheets and significant free cash flow generation, thus allowing for the payment of consistent and growing dividends. One final "secret ingredient" narrows down the list and will enable you to invest in the best stocks providing capital returns for shareholders. Show More
The Best Stock Picks for 2024
Tuesday, October 31, 2023, 9:15 am - 9:35 am
Focus: STOCKS
Join Douglas Gerlach for this in-depth session, designed to bring you the latest intelligence available so you can identify and profit from the opportunities in today's markets. The knowledge you gain by attending this session can help you make better investing or trading decisions tomorrow.
Register Now to meet me and other top money experts IN PERSON in Orlando, Florida!
Top 5 Benefits of Attending The MoneyShow
- Talk to Top Money Experts Up Close and in Person
- Discover New Investment Opportunities
- Get Live Market Analysis, Research Reports, & Hands-on Demos
- Network with Other Savvy Investors
- Win Daily Cash Prizes, Shares of Stock, & Swag
Douglas Gerlach's Profile
Doug Gerlach is the senior equity analyst with Equity Research Service, a division of the National Association of Investors (NAIC), and Editor-in-Chief of its stock newsletters including the award-winning Investor Advisory Service, the market-beating SmallCap Informer and a dividend-focused newsletter to be announced at The MoneyShow Orlando. NAIC is also the home of the BetterInvesting Stock Selection Guide and other tools for stock analysis including StockCentral.com and MyStockProspector.com. Mr. Gerlach is the author of six books, including Investment Clubs for Dummies and The Armchair Millionaire.