Classroom Stock Portfolio: +20.38% Return Per Year (11 Best Dividend-Growth Stocks) - Week 119

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Two years ago I started investing $12.50 each week to show my college accounting students that they can use the accounting concepts were learn in class to help us pick stocks (in this case, stocks that pay dividends). So far our portfolio is beating the market and returning +19.61% per year.
Portfolio Performance: 0:06
Why We Invest in Dividend-Paying Stocks: 2:09
Why Invest $12.50 per Week: 3:42
Investing $11.74 per Week Grows to $1 Million by Retirement: 4:41
Comparison to dividend ETF SCHD: 5:40
Best-Performing Portfolio Stocks So Far: 6:47
10 Stocks we Bought a Year Ago: 7:43
10 Stocks we Bought This Week: 8:15
Quality Grades of This Week's Stocks: 9:04
Dividend Grades of This Week's Stocks: 10:36
Our Stocks Raising Dividends Recently: 11:33
Portfolio Holdings: 12:13
Our Other Stock Portfolios 13:20
Contact/Follow Us 14:26
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9 сен 2024

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@erikm9768 4 месяца назад

11:30 I dont understand "dividend investors", once your dividend income reaches your annual expenses you start using these profit streams? Then from that point on however, theres no more compounding to your portfolio though?

@RexJacobsen 4 месяца назад

If one's portfolio provides enough income to cover one's expense, the investor could choose to retire and live off of that income stream. But the portfolio would still continue to grow over the long term due to capital appreciation since the stocks would not be sold.

@erikm9768 4 месяца назад

Nice job, but good luck getting 20% annualized on stocks like Microsoft or Apple the next couple of years :)

@RexJacobsen 4 месяца назад

You're right, Erik, it would be unrealistic to assume the portfolio would continue returns of 20%+ per year since historically stocks average 10% a year. But it's a great start so far!