Income Investing Secrets: How to Receive Ever-Growing Dividend and Interest Checks, Safeguard Your Portfolio and Retire Wealthy    by Richard Stooker
Price: $9.99 USD. 78410 words. Published by Wealth & Health Press  on April 10, 2010. .
Finally, you too can discover the old-fashioned -- yet now revolutionary (and updated for the 21st century) -- "gold egg" income investing secrets for lazy investors Despite following the conventional financial wisdom, many senior citizens are now asking what happened to that worry-free fun and relaxation they promised themselves after a long career of hard work. What's the alternative?

The Dividend Investor's Guide    by Norman Roberts
Price: $9.95 USD. 14230 words. Published on October 1, 2011. .
This book details my history, education and growth as a dividend investor and the lessons I learned along the way. More importantly, I want to share that knowledge; specifically, by introducing you to an effective and safe overall investing philosophy, along with several proven trading strategies designed to enhance your portfolio's income and dividend yield.

Stock Market Investing for Beginners: How Anyone Can Have a Wealthy Retirement by Ignoring Much of the Standard Advice and Without Wasting Time or Getting Scammed    by Richard Stooker
Price: $2.99 USD. 21730 words. Published by Wealth & Health Press  on October 23, 2011. .
Want to get started investing in the stock market, but aren't sure how to do so? What are stocks? What determines their market prices? Why do they go up and down? How can I beat the stock market? What are mutual funds? What are index funds? What are Exchanged Traded Funds?

The Death of Capital Gains Investing (and What to Replace It With)    by Richard Stooker
Price: Free! 5000 words. Published by Wealth & Health Press  on December 6, 2011. .
The longest bull market in history peaked in October 2007. The last twelve years have been a "lost dozen." Thousands of Americans are in city parks whining the stock market is a scam and capitalism no longer works. The old paradigms have shifted. Where're the 10% average annual gains the experts promised the stock market would deliver?