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I am a long term buy and hold investor who focuses on dividend growth stocks As an investor, I see myself as a part owner in a business. My goal is to acquire ownership in businesses, which share their excess cashflows with me in the form of growing dividends. In order to achieve that stream of dividend income, I focus on growth in earnings per share. Since dividend income is more stable that share prices, I tend to ignore stock price fluctuations. The only exception I make is when I have money to invest every month. Other than that, I would be fine sitting on my collection of businesses and enjoying the growing stream of pas*ive dividend income even if they closed the stock market for a decade. I am a long-term buy and hold investor in the accu*ulation phase. I invest money every month in a collection of several companies I have identified during my research. The concepts discussed in this article are the ones I follow in my real money stock portfolio As an investor in the accu*ulation phase, I like to acquire ownership interests in great businesses at lower prices. Whether we are talking about socks or stocks, it is better to buy them on sale. When it comes to equities, lower entry prices mean higher entry yields. over the past couple of months. It is quite possible that we may be entering a long-awaited bear market. This is good news for buyers of equities today. Investors should be praying for even lower prices during their working careers. Retired investors on the other hand should ignore the day to day noise and focus on the stability of their dividend incomes. against the list of dividend champions, in order to identify any bargains for further research. I updated the December Dividend The list of dividend champions includes 127 companies which have managed to raise dividends each year for at least a quarter of a century. I view this track record of annual dividend increases as an achievement, which prompts me to use that list as a starting point in