I mean, you just have to in the past decade or 20 years.

You just have to look at Google, your toe.

Look at Facebook, Netflix.

Anything with an acronym, beginning with thing you're talking about major changes and major increases in value for early investors.

Now in Australia, we've had, you know, we've experienced that on DME or directly in recent times, we've had after pate, which, and to a lesser except extent, zip code. 00:00:51.700 --> 00:01:1.460 So these air buy now pay later operators, and they've been huge forces for for for wealth appreciation on the six on. 00:01:1.460 --> 00:01:4.590 We were lucky enough to get into the sort of companies early on. 00:01:4.590 --> 00:01:7.270 And, well, we sold out our complete too early. 00:01:7.270 --> 00:01:10.370 But basically what we're doing is looking.

We've been looking for new for disruptive companies with that sort of potential.

And I think we've done pretty well in finding three of them, which, with with we've investigated in the past three issues.

The 1st 1 was a medical technology stock called Val Para, and they dio anay I based sort of technology that looks to diagnose breast cancer.

So things Cos got global sales and it's crapped cracked the the U.

S.

Market, but it's, you know it's still early stage.

Another stock is Hamza Group, which is innovative company uses by guests to produce hydrogen and also graphite. 00:01:59.740 --> 00:02:8.050 So this is a company that has very low cost of production, and it is clearly a company for whose service is there going to be in great demand in places like Japan. 00:02:9.170 --> 00:02:19.520 Lastly, there's a company that's run by David Cook, and this is a company that invests called Bela Door investment technology.

They're like a venture capital group that investing software, and it has a service and in database, too big to be businesses, which pre pre i p o.

So this is a type of investor investment that provides retail investors with something that otherwise wouldn't be available.

I mean, interest rates matter because they're the price of that.

That's the price of money.

So what this does is it just shines a spotlight these low, you know, interest rates verging on zero.

It shines a spotlight on how valuable or 5% ongoing dividend yield is. 00:02:57.660 --> 00:03:1.920 I mean, you really need income in when you're when you're looking at investing. 00:03:2.000 --> 00:03:17.050 I mean, whether it's short term or long term And what I guess, um you know we're looking at are companies that can reduce ongoing dividend yields of 5% versus, like, a bond.

You know, a government bomb, which is paying 2% from which, you know, at 2% there's price for his Soviet interest rates go up.

The value of your bond actually goes down.

So I guess it just highlights the importance of dividends.

And that's what we're we're focusing on in the next two issues.

Well, what they can expect to see is what we look for when we're picking small cap dividend stocks.

So what our criteria is.

So you're looking for a strong balance sheet, strong operational cash flow and the types of companies that were you know that we that with, um, we have put in our dividend port follows in the past, and we're looking at how those port follows have performed. 00:04:0.280 --> 00:04:9.130 So which, you know, I'm pleased to report that they produced extremely strong cash returns, and actually, capital growth returns, capital returns. 00:04:9.140 --> 00:04:18.810 So we're going through that and we're also beyond that, going to be looking at dividend stocks that are worth investing in now.

I mean, 11 such stock could be like gal gal Pacific.

Now that's a shade cloth manufacturer, that you had a number of false starts in terms of in terms of growth.

But what, you're looking at it.

If you're looking for $300 of income in year, well, you can.

You can spend three grand and get 10,000 shares and Gal Pacific, and that the strength of the balance shit in the operational cash flow basically means that there's a high probability of them paying out one cent of dividends each each a chunk half. 00:04:55.020 --> 00:05:0.920 So you've got that kind of on my certainty of income 6% dividend York. 00:05:0.930 --> 00:05:4.530 Plus, you've got great capital growth potential. 00:05:8.030 --> 00:05:10.220 Well, there's always risks in any investment.

But I mean, as I said before, you're looking at a dividend yield of 6% versus a government bond yield of 2%.

So it straight off the bat you're operating off a higher ah, higher margin.

So you know that is that there's that factor in terms of the payoff for those risks.

The other thing is, when you're investing for dividends, you're basically saying I want the dividends on dhe.

You know, the share price movement isn't isn't as important.

And so you're investing for the long term like that's what dividends give you that long term certainty.

On top of that, we will recognize that things change like situations change for company.

Every company is like a moving faced, so we're on top of that.

So any company that we recommend we cover very closely and when nice thing win those Citrus situations and circumstances change, we alert subscribers, so let us slip under the radar, take that sort of worry away from you and just just bank those dividend payments.