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Author_David L. Bahnsen
business fundamentals
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dividend growth
dividend growth and valuation
Dividend growth investing
dividend growth stocks
dividend growth strategy
dividend investing long term
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equity income
forthcoming
free cash flow investing
income and growth
income investing
living off growing dividends
quality dividend stocks
shareholder yield
Product details
- ISBN 9798895652305
- Weight: 331g
- Dimensions: 140 x 210mm
- Publication Date: 24 Sep 2026
- Publisher: Post Hill Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Why profits—and what you do with them—define real investing.
Dividend growth investing is not merely a strategy for equity investors—it is a philosophy of ownership and a mentality. At its core, it brings to minority ownership of public equities the same business attitude that majority ownership of a private business involves: Profit is paramount, and those profits belong to the risk-takers who own the business.
Following up on his bestseller, The Case for Dividend Growth: Investing in a Post-Crisis World, David Bahnsen makes the case for dividend growth investing not merely as a superior method for generating income, growth, and growth of income, but as a superior philosophy of investing. He argues that many alternative forms of equity investing are better understood as speculation. He defends the past, present, and future of dividend growth investing as the best system he has encountered for accumulating capital, generating current income, preparing for future income, and seeing income grow regardless of underlying price volatility.
In short, Bahnsen makes the case that successful dividend growth investing is as basic as profiting from the profit. This book shows you why this works, how it works, and what is needed to make it all happen.
Dividend growth investing is not merely a strategy for equity investors—it is a philosophy of ownership and a mentality. At its core, it brings to minority ownership of public equities the same business attitude that majority ownership of a private business involves: Profit is paramount, and those profits belong to the risk-takers who own the business.
Following up on his bestseller, The Case for Dividend Growth: Investing in a Post-Crisis World, David Bahnsen makes the case for dividend growth investing not merely as a superior method for generating income, growth, and growth of income, but as a superior philosophy of investing. He argues that many alternative forms of equity investing are better understood as speculation. He defends the past, present, and future of dividend growth investing as the best system he has encountered for accumulating capital, generating current income, preparing for future income, and seeing income grow regardless of underlying price volatility.
In short, Bahnsen makes the case that successful dividend growth investing is as basic as profiting from the profit. This book shows you why this works, how it works, and what is needed to make it all happen.
David L. Bahnsen is the founder, managing partner, and chief investment officer of The Bahnsen Group, a private wealth management firm managing over $9 billion in client capital. David was a senior portfolio manager and managing director at Morgan Stanley until 2015, at which time he started The Bahnsen Group with eight employees and $600 million in client assets. Today the firm has one hundred employees, twelve offices, and has organically grown assets and revenues at 30 percent per year for over a decade. He is a frequent guest on Fox Business, CNBC, and Bloomberg. He writes weekly at www.dividendcafe.com and is the host of the popular Capital Record podcast. He is consistently named one of the top wealth advisors in the country by Barron’s and Forbes.
David and his wife, Joleen, have been married for twenty-five years. They have three children, Mitchell, Sadie, and Graham, and live bi-coastally in New York City and Newport Beach.
David and his wife, Joleen, have been married for twenty-five years. They have three children, Mitchell, Sadie, and Graham, and live bi-coastally in New York City and Newport Beach.
