In reality, a mailperson stopped by my three-room apartment that dates back to the year 1860 and sits in the middle of Old Town and he stuffed the crumpled Intel statement into the metal lockbox in the entry. But at least the puny investment will not be sold for at least twenty years, and when we do sell, it will be a large trade. We're in this marriage for the long run. And we're two-timing. Some folks are interested in setting up automatic investing plans with their DRIP stocks, which we consider a great idea.
Automatic payments are a Foolish way to save regularly each month and to invest without any hassle.
At the Drip Port, we'll likely set up these types of auto arrangements once we have a full portfolio and can lay out a regular investment schedule for each month. We'll also aim to add more money to our favorite stocks when they're lower, manually. Of course, we think that each Fool should do exactly as he or she sees fit. If you have any Dripping questions that can't be answered on the message boards for everyone else to see and benefit from as well, please let us know at our email addresses. Today we'll continue with our walk down the food aisle, looking at leading food and beverage companies for a possible investment.