Recommended Reading
Five books that shaped the philosophy behind DividendVisual. Not a generic affiliate list — these are the texts I return to when thinking about dividend valuation, quality, and long-term income compounding. Start with Dividends Still Don't Lie if you want to go deeper into the Weiss method specifically.
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The Little Book of Big Dividends
Charles B. Carlson
A practical, no-nonsense guide to building a dividend portfolio using a systematic approach. Carlson's BSD method shares DNA with the Weiss philosophy: buy quality companies when they're cheap, hold them, reinvest. Short chapters, actionable framework.
View on Amazon ↗Get Rich with Dividends
Marc Lichtenfeld
Focused on dividend growth rather than yield alone. Complements the Weiss method — once you've identified undervalued stocks, Lichtenfeld's framework helps think about long-term income compounding. Good companion read after understanding valuation.
View on Amazon ↗The Single Best Investment
Lowell Miller
Miller argues that owning high-quality, growing dividend payers is the single best long-term investment strategy available to individual investors. Dense but rewarding — the philosophical backbone of quality-focused income investing.
View on Amazon ↗Dividends Still Don't Lie
Kelley Wright
Kelley Wright's update of the original Geraldine Weiss framework for the modern market. If you've spent time on DividendVisual, this is the natural next step — it goes deeper into the yield-based valuation method this tool is built on.
View on Amazon ↗The Intelligent Investor
Benjamin Graham
Graham's foundational text on value investing. The intellectual foundation behind every serious long-term investor — including Weiss herself. Chapters 8 and 20 alone are worth the read. Not dividend-specific, but the margin-of-safety principle underlies everything.
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