By David Crosetti:
Introduction:
As someone who has been investing in Dividend Growth stocks since 1984, I will be the first one to admit that there have been times when my portfolio was worth more and a just as many times when my portfolio was worth less that it had been at some random point in time.
I think that this is just a reality of investing and is not really something that you can control. Years ago, I was a big mutual fund investor. I bought all of the "best" funds out there. Since I was not always investing more money into the funds when they were either up or down, the impact on the total value of my portfolio drove me into fits.
Lately, it seems that there are a lot of people who seem to have this notion that a portfolio is only as good as its performance against the
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