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Your path to financial freedom starts now. All right, folks, welcome to Investing For Beginners Podcast. This is episode 35. Andrew and I are going to talk about the dividend discount models today.

So we're going to have a little conversation about a formula.

This is something we haven't done a whole lot of.

And without any further ado, I'm going to have Andrew go ahead and start us off.

Yeah, actually I was just going to give a little intro. So, me and Dave are working on something on the side still too early to really say what it is yet

but I'm excited because we're working on something big and it's something that people

have asked for I think it's one of the best things, you know, we've ever done even

with all these podcast episodes. So today's episode is going to be kind of derived from that. Some of the lessons that will learn here really parallel.

So I'm excited for this one.

I also wrote an email earlier today about dividends and obviously I do that a lot but in a way it was relating dividends with

evaluations so this is kind of like perfect timing to take what we've been working on take what Dave's been working on behind the scenes,

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