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In 1988, Geraldine Weiss wrote the classic dividends don’t lie. That book detailed the dividend-value strategy behind investment quality trends, the highly successful newsletter Weiss founded and Kelley Wright now edits. Today, more than twenty years later, the investment world has changed dramatically because of computer technology and the internet. Tremendous amounts of data and information can be gathered, sorted, and analyzed in a matter of minutes, and what used to take weeks or months at a library can now be accomplished in one evening with a computer. What hasn’t changed is the success of the dividend-value strategy for producing consistent gains in the stock market. Dividends still don’t life shows how the stock market still rewards investors who recognize and appreciate good value.
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