School of Investing
School of InvestingLearn to analyze dividend stocks using Buffett's framework for evaluating businesses. No stock tips, no jargon — just a repeatable method that helps self-directed investors finally make decisions with confidence.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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Buybacks vs. Dividends: Two Paths to Returning Cash (and Why Apple Chose Both)
Every profitable company eventually faces the same question: we made more money than we need, what now? The answer shapes your returns as a shareholder more than most investors realize. In today’s post, we will learn how to think about the ...
How Dividend Distributions Work: A Step-by-Step Guide Using Merck
You see “ex-dividend date” in the news, you check your brokerage account expecting cash, and instead you find a payment scheduled three weeks out. What actually happened between the company’s announcement and the deposit hitting your accoun...
How to Screen for Dividend Stocks: A Step-by-Step Framework
Most dividend investors start in the wrong place. They open a screener, sort by highest yield, and start researching the names at the top of the list. Six months later, they’re holding a stock that just cut its dividend by 40%, wondering wh...
Why Companies Pay (or Don’t Pay) Dividends: The Lifecycle of Capital Allocation
“The best thing a company can do with a profit is reinvest it at a high rate of return. The second-best thing is to return it to shareholders. The worst thing is to reinvest it at a low rate of return.”
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