I am a full-time investor focusing on high-quality and growth companies. One of my other major areas is stocks with high starting dividends and low valuations. I regularly use EVA framework in addition to the normal accounting metrics. I try to have a portfolio balance between dividend-paying stocks and stocks with high growth but lower dividend payouts. Overall, I have 8 years of experience of investing in stocks and fortunately, I have had more good investments than bad since I started doing this. I also keep companies in my portfolio that pay no dividends at all, but have a great potential to grow well and even pay dividends later.
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