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Reward vs Risk For This Stock, I Bought More

Reward vs Risk For This Stock, I Bought More

Throughout the market drop I have been buying dividend growth stocks for my personal portfolio. My usual income investment is a company that has been raising dividends for a while, has predictable cash flows and a solid balance sheet.

To analyse the companies, I use the 13-Step Checklist that you can download for free here.

All the stock purchases I made last month can be found here. 

This month’s first stock buy was Brookfield Infrastructure Corp (BIPC) which I wrote a full analysis article about here.

EPR Properties (EPR) is not currently a very predictable dividend investment. I own shares in EPR and have ridden this stock all the way down. After the stock price crashed significantly I was prepared to hold my shares but not add to it.

Whilst I was happy to keep holding my shares, the recent update by the management has given me confidence to increase my investment in EPR Properties as in my opinion the potential rewards outweigh the risks.

Keep reading here for full analysis article with 3 possible scenarios.

Disclaimer: This is NOT a recommendation to buy or sell any shares. You can lose your invested capital.I am not responsible for the accuracy of any of the data presented in the article. I am not a financial professional of any kind. Any stock transactions or analysis published should NOT be considered to be investing recommendations. Before making any investing or financial decisions, contact an appropriate professional.This website should be viewed for entertainment purposes only.

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