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Just keep investing and once you reach a 100k you'll notice that things go faster. I have gone from 120k to ~180k this year. Investing 2- 2,5k each month.
Thank you for such a great content. My portfolio is almost the same value as yours, I own MSFT and google (15% each) , I own V and UNH but I also own non dividends stocks like AMZN and PLTR, I ´m planing to switch completely to dividend growth stocks by selling the non dividend stocks, I’m still hesitating though 😢. Hopefully I will be able to live off dividends in 15 years which is almost the same time horizon as yours, theoretically I can shorten that by contributing more than 2500 monthly. Again big thanks.
They work perfectly. Tickerdata allows you to track stocks from all across the word. You can see a list of exchanges it can track here: tickerdata.com/exchanges
You could put your portfolio on steroids by selling short term covered calls above resistance levels and above your cost basis. Even 5-10% annually would bump your growth by 10-20k. Free money sitting there bro.
I’m so thankful for these portfolio updates! I’ve been watching for a minute now and it’s amazing to see all the growth over time you are killing it! Very inspiring so thank you! I want to start recording my own portfolio and posting on here to have my own timeline of watching it grow
Well, yes and no, real estate requires management fees, might have "rent downtime", reparations, ownership fees, etc. so ultimately you probably end up with a similar amount of profit like with the same amount of money invested in dividends or REITs
@@thebestof3132 If you wait 10 years flipping would probably be tax free. That can be a good strategy then as well. Taxes can be advantageous in real estate
Real Estate investing is romanticized as straight forward and "easy". It's not. There are so many pitfalls, headaches, and variables out of your control. Paper investing is simpler and more straightforward. No one is calling you about broken toilets. You're not worrying about quality renters. You don't have to keep up with changing property taxes. With stocks, you ust invest and watch your money grow. If you want exposure to real estate, you can always buy a REIT and not have to deal with the aforementioned headaches.
How can i use this chart personally? It visualizes everything in one spot and makes it very easy for me as a beginner, and how does it update share prices ?
The spreadsheet is available on Tickerdata.com. Things like prices automatically update thanks to tickerdata. It automatically pulls in stocks financials!
Can you do a video on your feelings about INTC, please? I see it is one of the few stocks you own that is down. But they've made changes and recently reported good quarterly results. So is this a good buy?
My monthky costs of living is just £1,700 so i live off dividends within about 7 years. Basically one i start earning £2,000 a month in dividends i'll be ok. Leaves a little flexi-room of £300 a month as well.
$150 is a great way to start. When I started, I was only doing $50 a month. And this post I recently put out on twitter talks about what I do for work and my journey!: x.com/dividendology/status/1843640540992024899
starting your investments will get the ball rolling. each person has to review there finances but you have to start somewhere. I just started my portfolio last year with $250 a month last year, I have watched my funds grow and fall but I am still building. you can to if it is in your budget.
i’m 19 and just started investing with 1000$ in right now, if i plan on living off of dividends when i’m older do you recommend trying to buy dividend growth stocks at a “cheap” valuation or just buy stocks like visa or msft and “own the market”
I'm 24, and I came to the conclusion that I want to keep about 40% in dividend growth stock. And 40% in ~snp500, 20% in high-risk growth stock. And to rebalance when I will be closer to 35-40
@@ivanm71 fair point, i totally understand what are you saying as i also own 50% of my portfolio sp 500 but would like to know if i should buy visa or microsoft now in this overvalued market
@@teopanjan i would go with SCHD for now because it has less liquidity. If the market drops, it will drop less. But leave 50% in cash for buying stock that drops for later
Hi I want to start invest in to US Stocks. I have not much money but I want to start with US small caps. Can you make a video how to find good stocks from small caps with good dividend increas growth?
A couple of curious questions: 1. How old are you and at what age do you plan to retire and live off dividends? 2. Do you believe SCHD will be able to maintain a dividend growth rate about 6% in the long run and why? I appreciate you sharing your portfolio and giving us great insights. Cheers from California!
Do you ever use margin to make and maintain purchases? It increases risk, but with the proper selection of high quality stock, the growth rate and dividends would beat the margin rate, increasing net portfolio growth.
have you analyzed SCHD or JEPI with your other stocks? I see you have KO; MO; TXN; TROW; CSCO and SCHD has those as well. this gives you a double dip in that sector.
Which brokerage do you use? I’ve been watching this channel for over a year and just realized you’ve never once showed your actual portfolio, just a spreadsheet.
My portfolio is roughly 3times the size of yours but only makes 2 times in dividends. I regret a little bit going big in accumulating ETFs, even this makes no sense. But i like more and more when the popup of a new dividend shows up.
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Awesome add-in and porfolio tracker! Re: TickerData premium monthly subscription -- are there currently any black Friday offers?
Portfolio is worth just under 53k. I can’t wait till I hit 100k
Awesome!! Really great start!!
@@Dividendology well….it’s about 6 or 7 years old now.
Still great!!
My portfolio is sitting at about 35K. I wish it was higher but my house isn't optimized for free cash flow.😢
Just keep investing and once you reach a 100k you'll notice that things go faster.
I have gone from 120k to ~180k this year.
Investing 2- 2,5k each month.
You mentioned the candidates on the chopping block...would be great to see a video, where you share your thoughts on how to reduce positions
I’m so with you sitting at 73,000 on my way to 100,000 just had my first thousand dollar quarter in dividends was such a cool goal
Thank you for such a great content.
My portfolio is almost the same value as yours, I own MSFT and google (15% each) , I own V and UNH but I also own non dividends stocks like AMZN and PLTR, I ´m planing to switch completely to dividend growth stocks by selling the non dividend stocks, I’m still hesitating though 😢.
Hopefully I will be able to live off dividends in 15 years which is almost the same time horizon as yours, theoretically I can shorten that by contributing more than 2500 monthly.
Again big thanks.
How well do your charts work with Canadian stocks? Thanks
They work perfectly. Tickerdata allows you to track stocks from all across the word. You can see a list of exchanges it can track here: tickerdata.com/exchanges
Could you share how you made each part and projected annual dividend
You could put your portfolio on steroids by selling short term covered calls above resistance levels and above your cost basis. Even 5-10% annually would bump your growth by 10-20k. Free money sitting there bro.
Hopefully when you hit $250k
I’ll be around 1/10 or 1/9 or 1/8 of where you’re at. I can’t appreciate these vids and good summary explanations!
Love the video. One tip: Saying, "around" or "about" and then, "7.87%" is a bit odd.
altria is always #1
I’m so thankful for these portfolio updates! I’ve been watching for a minute now and it’s amazing to see all the growth over time you are killing it! Very inspiring so thank you! I want to start recording my own portfolio and posting on here to have my own timeline of watching it grow
If im not getting big enough dividends to set a DRIP, where do you suggest I reinvest my dividends?
Love your dashboard. Can you please share the link to the xls? I clicked on the tinkerdata link you provided above but couldn't find it. Many thanks.
The sheet is on Tickerdata.com for premium members. This video will show you how to access the sheet: ua-cam.com/video/KRxHOlZSWjs/v-deo.html
I took my TFSA Stock account started with 70k turned it into 1.6m, I'm going to spread it across some dividend stocks soon
Damn 🎉
You deserve few more millions! 🎉🎉
Why is Jepi on the chopping block? Video...
Same?
Probably due to the low growth... Jepi is more for income now
Wouldnt it be easier and faster to invest in real estate? Especialy if the end goal is to live of your investment? The dividends seem so miniscule.
Well, yes and no, real estate requires management fees, might have "rent downtime", reparations, ownership fees, etc. so ultimately you probably end up with a similar amount of profit like with the same amount of money invested in dividends or REITs
@BullyWiiPlaza why not just flip the house
@@thebestof3132 If you wait 10 years flipping would probably be tax free. That can be a good strategy then as well. Taxes can be advantageous in real estate
Real Estate investing is romanticized as straight forward and "easy". It's not. There are so many pitfalls, headaches, and variables out of your control. Paper investing is simpler and more straightforward. No one is calling you about broken toilets. You're not worrying about quality renters. You don't have to keep up with changing property taxes. With stocks, you ust invest and watch your money grow. If you want exposure to real estate, you can always buy a REIT and not have to deal with the aforementioned headaches.
I always enjoy these videos, sir
bro how do i get this spread sheet the link is not working
The sheets are available to premium members of Tickerdata.com!
Great video!
My robinhood portfolio is 30k-33k while my retirement is around 67k
What is your average share price in schd...you don't have to say of but I was just curious
How can i use this chart personally? It visualizes everything in one spot and makes it very easy for me as a beginner, and how does it update share prices ?
The spreadsheet is available on Tickerdata.com. Things like prices automatically update thanks to tickerdata. It automatically pulls in stocks financials!
Can you do a video on your feelings about INTC, please? I see it is one of the few stocks you own that is down. But they've made changes and recently reported good quarterly results. So is this a good buy?
My monthky costs of living is just £1,700 so i live off dividends within about 7 years. Basically one i start earning £2,000 a month in dividends i'll be ok. Leaves a little flexi-room of £300 a month as well.
What do you do as a professison?
What are you doing as 9-5 job? I would love to invest how you are, but I dont have enough monthly money for that. Is it okay to invest 150€ per month?
$150 is a great way to start. When I started, I was only doing $50 a month.
And this post I recently put out on twitter talks about what I do for work and my journey!: x.com/dividendology/status/1843640540992024899
starting your investments will get the ball rolling. each person has to review there finances but you have to start somewhere. I just started my portfolio last year with $250 a month last year, I have watched my funds grow and fall but I am still building. you can to if it is in your budget.
@@Dividendology what an incredible story. You’ve taught me so much as I’ve built a portfolio now. Keep it up!
Do you share that formula where you can calculate when you can retire and live off the dividends?
its simple. Total yearly dividends - total yearly expenses. If that is a non 0 number you can live off of your dividends.
@MRkriegs I was looking for a calculator to help calculate how many years it would take for me to reach that point
Thats what this spreadsheet is for :)
i’m 19 and just started investing with 1000$ in right now, if i plan on living off of dividends when i’m older do you recommend trying to buy dividend growth stocks at a “cheap” valuation or just buy stocks like visa or msft and “own the market”
Bro im in same scenario, also would like to know that
I'm 24, and I came to the conclusion that I want to keep about 40% in dividend growth stock. And 40% in ~snp500, 20% in high-risk growth stock. And to rebalance when I will be closer to 35-40
@@ivanm71 fair point, i totally understand what are you saying as i also own 50% of my portfolio sp 500 but would like to know if i should buy visa or microsoft now in this overvalued market
@@teopanjan i would go with SCHD for now because it has less liquidity. If the market drops, it will drop less. But leave 50% in cash for buying stock that drops for later
I would definitely buy Rithm capital growing bv and just had another good quarter and starting yield of 9.5%
Hi I want to start invest in to US Stocks. I have not much money but I want to start with US small caps. Can you make a video how to find good stocks from small caps with good dividend increas growth?
High yield + drip makes sense
It definitely can depending on your goals!
A couple of curious questions:
1. How old are you and at what age do you plan to retire and live off dividends?
2. Do you believe SCHD will be able to maintain a dividend growth rate about 6% in the long run and why?
I appreciate you sharing your portfolio and giving us great insights. Cheers from California!
Can you share your portofolio ?
Spreadsheet is available on Tickerdata.com!
Do you ever use margin to make and maintain purchases? It increases risk, but with the proper selection of high quality stock, the growth rate and dividends would beat the margin rate, increasing net portfolio growth.
No, I don’t use margin.
can you reduce the bass a bit?
About to buy a new mic 🫡
have you analyzed SCHD or JEPI with your other stocks? I see you have KO; MO; TXN; TROW; CSCO and SCHD has those as well. this gives you a double dip in that sector.
Which brokerage do you use? I’ve been watching this channel for over a year and just realized you’ve never once showed your actual portfolio, just a spreadsheet.
I use multiple brokerages. Lately I've been using interactive brokers. Link in bio.
Why have crypto in the investment dashboard if its just 0s all around?
Many people use this dashboard from TickerData.Com and track crypto with it.
Or can you share the speed sheet
Spreadsheet is available on Tickerdata.com !
YOLO bitcoin so I can buy more SCHD
Wow my portfolio sits at 207k as of right now. I be gambling tho
How so?
My portfolio is roughly 3times the size of yours but only makes 2 times in dividends. I regret a little bit going big in accumulating ETFs, even this makes no sense. But i like more and more when the popup of a new dividend shows up.
You make this into an app and people will line up in droves. Convenience sells in the modern age
Its an automated portfolio tracker. It's already availalbe on Tickerdata.com!
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@Dividendology if you can create a mobile app it would be nice.
What do you think of my portfolio?
Intc ;(
You're far too young to be holding JEPI.
I have 2 bitcoins. If bitcoin goes up to $100,000 soon, my assets will be over $200,000. My goal is to catch up with you.
😂