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Dear DRIP Investors,
We have been helping people enroll in DRIPs since 1986. Many of our subscribers have written to express their thanks and describe the outcome of their DRIP investments. It has been a source of pride and our great pleasure to have assisted in your efforts to secure financial security.
However, after 35 years we have decided to stop fulfilling orders for enrollments after the March cycle. Moneypaper, via the directinvesting.com website, will continue to provide information about DRIPs and the enrollment process.
As always, good luck,
Vita Nelson
DRIPs
vs
Traditional Brokerages
The chief foil to investing success is the tendency to react emotionally to day-to-day stock price movements. Should you buy on the dip or sell? You won’t know until it’s too late.
The ease of action in a brokerage account entices you to act. With DRIPs, investors establish a plan to build holdings by making scheduled (or unscheduled) investments over a period of years until the dividends alone keep the account growing. This subtle difference accounts, for the success-advantage DRIP investors enjoy.
The ability to diversify and to invest dollar amounts
(instead of buying shares)
makes the difference.
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DRIP Index: MP63
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| 1/1/94 | Current | % Change | |
| MP 63 | 100.00 | 1208.48 | 1108.48 |
| MP 63 Industrials (52) | 100.00 | 1275.58 | 1175.58 |
| Dow Jones Industrials | 3754.09 | 20894.83 | 456.59 |
| S&P 500 | 466.45 | 2394.02 | 413.24 |
| NASDAQ Composite | 776.80 | 6133.62 | 689.60 |
| Russell 3000 | 270.13 | 1417.54 | 424.76 |
The 63 DRIP stocks that made up that index became, in 1999, the original component companies of the MP63 Fund (DRIPX).
