What Creates Wealth, and How Can You Participate?
In our free-enterprise economy, wealth is created by profitable, growing businesses.
It doesn’t matter if you run the business yourself or you participate in the business as a shareholder. According to Robert Hagstrom Jr., author of The Warren Buffet Way, Mr. Buffet believes that “there is no fundamental difference…between buying a business outright and buying shares in a business.”
Meyerowitz Investment Management specializes in choosing publicly traded companies for you to own. We look for investments that are futuristic, well-run, and fill a vital need. |
How MIM Can Create a Growing Income Stream to Help You Handle Rising Prices
Did you know that there are companies that not only pay dividends, but also raise their dividend payments on a fairly regular basis? Some raise the dividend 5% or more per year!
Owning companies such as Real Estate Investment Trusts, foreign and domestic banks, oil and gas partnerships, and even manufacturing and distribution companies can help you increase the cash that your account generates for you. MIM can create a portfolio for you that takes advantage of the dividend income raising power of these companies. |
What is an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)?
An ETF is a popular new investment vehicle that is a hybrid between a stock and an index fund. Simply, an ETF is a fixed portfolio of stocks, bonds, commodities, or currencies that is given a stock symbol and trades on a stock exchange. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is an example of an index. One could buy the index with one purchase, of an ETF called a Diamond, symbol DIA. For more information, please visit www.iShares.com
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Stocks Have Personalities Too!
"I am a strong believer in using price and
volume charts to make wise investing decisions. Charts
clearly
show
the trend of a stock: up, down, or sideways.
I try to invest your money in stocks that go UP, and
eliminate the stocks going sideways or down.
I also eliminate stocks that have gone up too fast. I prefer
stocks that are steadily moving higher in small steps,
not hugh leaps."
-Mark Meyerowitz |
