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Knowledgeable investors will agree that a well-planned asset allocation should include a defined percentage dedicated to international investments. As an investor in dividend growth stocks, this has been one of the more challenging allocations within my portfolio.

In normal times stock market declines would excite me and I would hope for another 5-10% drop. I love to buy quality dividend growth stocks when they go on sale. A lower price means a higher yield and more dollars in my pocket. Recently, I have had some questions that have puzzled me, and as I looked for answers what I found left me concerned. Here are the three questions:

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Searching for the best dividend stocks in the US...starting with the entire US listed stock universe and filtering down to 18 companies that have good dividends, business performance and conservative balance sheet and valuation

The Forbes Top 150 Companies list ranked by Magic Formula Statistics. Which large global companies are both cheap and highly efficient with capital?

It’s here! In the UK! Bad news for US investors. According to Robert Shiller’s cyclically adjusted PE (CAPE) stock market prices are back in the most expensive quintile.