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2 weeks ago

The 5 Horsemen to Income on the S&P 500: Strategies for Smarter Cash Flow

I’ve had my eye on a couple of different stocks for a while now: Badger Meter (BMI) and Verisk (VRSK). To me, both look like great businesses. Fundamentally, they’ve both continued to grow consistently, they both pay a nice and growing dividend, an

Income Architect

2 months ago

High-Yield ETFs: The Truth About NAV, ROC, and Reverse Splits

The 5 Horsemen to Income on the S&P 500: Strategies for Smarter Cash Flow

For investors seeking high income from the S&P 500 without abandoning equity exposure, a new group of option-based ETFs has emerged as consistent cash-flow generators. I call them “The Five Horsemen of Income.” These funds take different approach

Nim

Building a Dividend Growth Portfolio That Actually Beats Inflation

High-Yield ETFs: The Truth About NAV, ROC, and Reverse Splits

High-yield ETFs have become increasingly popular among income investors seeking consistent cash flow, but they also attract criticism and confusion. Many investors assume that falling prices, large distributions, or reverse splits are red flags. In r

Kfir Aharon

The Dividend Investor’s Toolkit: How to Track, Reinvest, and Grow Passive Income Smarter

Building a Dividend Growth Portfolio That Actually Beats Inflation

Inflation is the silent wealth killer. While your savings account balance might look steady, the real value of that money shrinks year after year. For investors seeking income, this poses a critical challenge: how do you generate returns that not onl

Kfir Aharon

My All-Weather Investing Strategy

The Dividend Investor’s Toolkit: How to Track, Reinvest, and Grow Passive Income Smarter

Investing in dividends goes hand in hand with proffering long-term wealth and passive income generation. As your portfolio grows and spreads out over different brokers, markets, and payout dates, it may soon become a hard task to monitor each and eve

last quarter

My Dividend Investing Goals For 2026

I’ve been investing consistently for almost six years now, and the more I learn about the stock market, the more I realize how little I actually know. One thing I do know for sure, though, is that the stock market is not like the weather. You can’t j

The Death of Multiples: Why Intrinsic Value is the Only Defensive Play in a Generative Economy

First off, I owe you an apology — I missed last week’s newsletter, and I’m sorry about that. I work hard to make sure I get an article out every week, but every now and then, life just gets in the way. There are usually at least a couple of weeks thr

Kfir Aharon

5 weeks ago

From Fishing to Financial Freedom: The Story of Utbyttereisen

The Death of Multiples: Why Intrinsic Value is the Only Defensive Play in a Generative Economy

In the market landscape of 2026, the traditional comfort of the price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio has become financial archeology. As generative AI and autonomous agents restructure the cost foundations of entire industries overnight, relying on trailing

Utbyttereisen/Dividend Journey

3 quarters ago

The 3 Money Habits That Changed My Life (And Can Change Yours Too)

From Fishing to Financial Freedom: The Story of Utbyttereisen

When people see my portfolio today, worth over 4.4 million NOK (~€385,000) and paying me dividends every single month, they often think it was always like this. The truth is very different. I grew up in a humble home where money was always scarce. As

Smart Money Talk

Why Your Spreadsheet is a Liar: The Hidden Psychology of True Wealth

The 3 Money Habits That Changed My Life (And Can Change Yours Too)

I didn’t grow up rich. I didn’t win the lottery. And for most of my career, I’ve never had a massive salary that made wealth inevitable. Like many people, I spent years treating money as something that just “happened” to me. I paid bills when they ar

Income Architect

last quarter

$100,000 Later: My Biggest Investing Lesson So Far

Why Your Spreadsheet is a Liar: The Hidden Psychology of True Wealth

If personal finance were actually about math, we’d all be millionaires with six-pack abs. We know the formulas. We know how to subtract expenses from income. But the most dangerous financial decisions aren’t made in Excel; they’re made in the dark of

3 quarters ago