How Much My Dividend Portfolio Paid Me in February! ($160,000 Account!) 

Best of luck to you! Thanks for watching!

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Not if u r reinvesting them! Lol. Its a dilemma: do u keep the dividends for spending? Or reinvest to grow for later? Lol😅

@@ohkayw I reinvest all my dividends right now. To spark up the compound interest and the snowball effect. But technically speaking yes, I still collect, I just throw them right back in to receive a bigger dividend paycheck next cycle due to me purchasing more shares because of the reinvestment plan and the drip I have setup

DRIP plz 😉 ​@@ohkayw

Because growth is more important than yield in the beginning. Once you transition to living off dividends, then you switch from growth to yield.

@@SilentEagle2029 My confusion is that SCHD seems to be geared towards dividends, not growth. However, the yield seems really low?

if your sole income is qualified dividends under $40k they are not taxable

You may be right! Thanks!

Good thought!

umm nope, that's not the answer. I stated the answer while on my dividend dashboard and showed it.

Time stamp of when you say it.

Thanks, saved me 15 minutes

I just need to update the dates on the forecast chart :)

I'm getting 6.75% for 2 - 15 month Jumbo CDs at my local credit union. I also have a passbook savings at 5.35% Not guaranteed forever but it's nice and safe while I wait to see if the market crashes as predicted

I wish he would answer this

Wow! Thank you so much!

I bought some at 10€ and then a LOT around 3. im green now.

He said the goal was 25.

JEPI is a good hedge against downward and sideways markets, but as I further evaluate the fund, it may be on the chopping block to be replaced by dividend growth holdings.

Thanks for the idea!

I may make a video on it soon!

Dump that flip phone era garbage ETF. So many better options now.

@@johntorrington2672like what

For example...?​@@johntorrington2672

I'm going to make a tutorial video on how to use it very soon, but you basically just enter your stock, purchase price, and amount bought! It pulls in almost all data automatically.

Ugh! You almost had me! I would have totally purchased if it could pull from my portfolio

I typically reinvest right back into the business

I'm kinda on that thought process. Most of my bigger holdings in my portfolio are growth stocks.

i have similar thoughts. i do keep a portion in dividends cause the dividends are tangible and i feel a bit of a hedge

Yes! It can pull data from 70+ stock exchanges across the world! You can see the list of exchanges here: tickerdata.com/exchanges

Great suggestion! Thanks!

Nope! Cost of living is basically expenses to live my life.

@@Dividendology oh, okay good to know

This video should explain it: Why Dividend Growth Investing Pays BIG! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GQHe7LejhEg.html

No dividend

Definitely. This video explains why: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GQHe7LejhEg.html

if i was going to buy one, I would buy a dividend growth ETF like SCHD or DGRO

Thanks so much for replying!@@Dividendology

Thanks! I think you'll like it :)

Seeking Alpha! Link to them in the description!

He should be more worried about commercial real estate delinquency.

made a video on them recently

Good thoughts. This video addresses many of the things you mentioned: Why Dividend Growth Investing Pays BIG! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GQHe7LejhEg.html

Thank you!

Thank you!! They take a lot of time to make. They are all downloadable on TickerData.com !

Agreed. I made a recent video on them with those exact thoughts. They are on the chopping block for my portfolio.

I made a video on them about a month ago: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-btEklc3Wz1I.htmlsi=Q-ybPjZS_o9twu4K

Apologies, I’m sure I viewed it but forgot it was out there. I’ll be sure to rewatch it. Thanks!

no worries! Hope you enjoy!

you don't have to input your phone number! Just uncheck the box where it asks for that.

nice catch!

Thanks again!

Dividend growth would pay way more long term. This video explains: Why Dividend Growth Investing Pays BIG! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GQHe7LejhEg.html

@Dividendology earnings to equity costs are horrid since the great global money print caused by moderation in global interest rates and oversized growth in ever deeper pools of capital chasing too few valuable assets higher in value, while earnings have not kept apace. Indeed the global economy has not kept apace rises in asset values. I believe equities will step down, only held by the deep pools of capital. Is a reason Buffet and Corps sit on piles of cash. The world is ovwrinveated against diminishing demand dynamics not least of cost push inflation from easy credit terms for those able to borrow pushing up assets for which they want income. But their is a divergence between values and yields have continued to decline proportionally. Just don't see the buying proposition for equities until a substantial dip, ....along with trends toward deglobalizarion I see emphasis of finance and refocusing on the Real, rather than financial economy. When the dip comes? One need be careful what one chooses, to be sure, for the purpose of income, to place capital on the right side of what is trending. Finance and Globalization are abject failures.

Best of luck!

Let the guy hold what he wants to 😂

Agree on adding more to AVGO, it just keeps going up.

Glad you enjoyed it!