
The article outlines a dividend growth investing strategy that combines dollar-cost averaging (DCA) with holding cash to buy more shares during market dips. This approach leverages the 'Dividend Magnet' effect, where accelerating dividend growth and share buybacks help pull stock prices back up after declines. Using examples like Visa and Amgen, the strategy aims to build income steadily while capitalizing on market volatility for outsized gains, potentially over 300%. Investors can start immediately and add more during price drops, benefiting from reliable dividend growth and buyback support.