How To Build A Dividend Stock Portfolio For BRAND NEW Investors
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
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In this video, we'll cover how to build a dividend stock portfolio from scratch in 2024. By the end of this video, you will learn everything you need to get rocking and rolling, including how to buy dividend stocks, which dividend stocks and dividend ETFs to invest in, and what to expect once you start getting that dividend income coming in.
The ideas and opinions presented in this video are meant for informational and entertainment purposes only, are not intended to serve as a recommendation to buy or sell any security in any account, and are not an offer or sale of a security. They are also not research reports and are not intended to serve as the basis for any investment decision.
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Hello Ryne, from Ouray, Colorado! I really appreciate yours and Prof G's videos!! They are very helpful!!
Just posted my first few dividend videos! Thanks for the inspiration
Also great video for us here
Thanks man. I'm going to head over to your channel and see what you posted
Learning how to do proper research, fundamentals of holdings, and being patient are so important. Awesome stuff man! I think if I had it to do all over again, I'd absolutely jump feet first into etfs, I've learned and grown a lot as an investor over the last 3 years. Hopefully 2024 is super nice to us all and we can keep marching toward financial freedom!
Yeah has taken me many years of investing to feel comfortable with everything
Thanks man. 2024 will be a great year, I can feel it!
Just got 4 dividend payments today, 1 with Coke, another with main, another with “O” and then 1 for blue owl capital. So was really happy about that. So like I said the other day I would have made over £8 and that’s true, I’ve made £8.12 for my first 6 months 😅 really excited for next year! Onward and upwards
I’m invested in over 60 companies currently and I wish I had info like this when I first started. I’d have been more cautious and bought ETF’s rather than multiple individual stocks for dividend income.
How are you able to keep up with the research on that many stocks? Are you following an index?
Do you ever see yourself consolidating out of some of those positions?
@@rynewilliams possibly but a lot of the companies are good blue chip companies and high income dividend payers like MO, HD, V, MMM and so on.
@@jefferyw4867 I’ve had a lot of these stocks since 2017, 2018 and I DCA into them when they are down so I haven’t lost any money on any of them. I’m always looking for any info that might seem bearish but I never react to harshly to news of a dip because I don’t want to panic sell.
It took me 8 months of stock picking frustration to come to this same realization. It didn't take many bad news items and dividend cuts to convince me that the diversification of dividend producing ETFs is very appealing to me.
Keep going Ryne
You too Norman!
Waiting between now and 30+ years is quite a tall task, and many things can happen in our lives between now and then
Dividends are great for if you ever need to start collecting that income for a short period of time without being forced to backtrack on your progress!
That's true
This is by far one of the best videos I have watched. My goal is to own no more than 15 individual stocks with a pair of ETFs for extra diversification. It looks like VIG will be a solid pick as it invests in companies that grow their dividends as opposed to having high yield stocks.
Thank you! Also, VIG is a great fund, nice choice
Im Doing a little bit of both but mostly leaning towards companies that pay dividends just surpassed 36kCAD! Big goals for 2024! great videos
Nice, great job! That's a fantastic milestone
Been investing for about half a decade now, but its always good to get refreshers on information. I also wish that I had started my journey in ETFs a few of the companies I started off with haven't done well. A good amount have, ex Nvidia for instance. But yeah growth stocks I find emotionally a bit of rollercoaster. Especially when they don't pay a dividend back at all.
I get you. Growth can be nice...it just requires a different temperament I think
I'm surprised you never mentioned your Dividend Course. I found it very helpful.
I’m glad to hear that man! Thank you for sharing that 👏
Great video, Ryne! I hope you can encourage more young people to invest, even if its only $20 a month. Time in the market is the one thing we all wish we had taken advantage of, earlier 🎄 🎅
Absolutely, thank you Duke! I’m on a mission to have investing sweeping the nation
Would you say it’s better to start with growth focus , then switch into dividend focus, or just start with dividends
When in doubt, you can have a mixture of both. If you wanted a balance between the two, something like SCHD + VOO is not a bad way to go. That’s what I do in my portfolio
What brokerage do you recommend for your global followers ?
To be honest I’m not the most well versed in international brokerages. I’m probably not the best person to ask
Realty income has payout ratio around 220%, I know there is a law the REIT companies must pay 90% of their earnings as dividends but why the payout ratio is 220%🤕
That's a great question. I wrote about that in this article here. It's not actually 220%: www.retirewithryne.com/read/most-investors-get-this-wrong-about-reits
@@rynewilliams Thank you so much 🕺🏻
Awesome video
Thank you!
Woohooo, new video! 🎉
I hope you enjoyed it!
Really struggled with my 22 year old with adhd. ive literally had to set up a vanguard roth ira because he didnt, its overwhelming. he wont be able to max it out but $4000 he can do which most 22 year olds havent even thought about. i think automate into VYM and VTI. trying to see the future is not fun.
Honestly, $4k at 22 years old is incredible. I WISH I had started doing that when I was 22
Currently I hold 16 stocks....2 ETFs and 14 individual stocks. SCHG and SCHD are the ETFs and the individual stocks are spread among information technology, utilities, health-care, financial, and consumer staples. I just got started in October and I think I'm good with my holdings and the number of stocks I hold. I've been investing in my government TSP fund....(government's version of 401k) for roughly 13 years now and I wanted to test the waters with a self managed taxable account. So far so good...investing is a journey and the more you learn on the journey the more fruitful is the reward.
Very nice! Sounds like you’ve got a good spread of holdings. Keep it up 👏
@@rynewilliams thanks......channels like yours are great for newbies like myself. Very informative yet simple to digest and understand.
Hi Ryne could I have your thoughts on these growth stocks please PANW, UBER, and INTEL. much appreciated 👍👍
I honestly haven’t looked into the first two at all, so I’m not the best person to ask about those. But I just sold out of INTC in my own portfolio. It may be a good investment depending on how it progresses from here, but it is in the midst of a pretty substantial turnaround so we’ll see if that pays off
Hi started investing in 1 month ago, so this is how I’ve started voo,schd, O, WPC, CVX, JNJ,MO,PG,SBUX..& NVDA,looking at 2-3 more but hoping this is a good foundation to build on.. thanks for you your streams really has helped quite clearly 😂😂.
I personally feel like this is a good start
Nice, those are some solid holdings!
There's no video linked when you say "click here"
It’s there, I just double checked it. It may not show depending on which device you’re watching the video on
@@rynewilliamshe watchin on a gameboy advance sp
Love the videos, great points made in this one
Thank you!
Thank you Ryne for that video, great information to me as a beginner.
I've started 6 months ago, investing into ETFs.
Now I want to learn how to do a complete stock research.
The metrics you mention are essential, but there are a lot of other metrics to consider.
Do you have a video on the stock research in more details?
Thank you and best regards
Thank you my friend! I don’t have any videos on full, in-depth stock research, but here’s a video I did talking about some more of the basics: ua-cam.com/video/yYr4OeFFixY/v-deo.htmlsi=6oMD-6iU1M8UxPud
Yes, that's another great video, I know it. Thank you Ryne. Best regardes@@rynewilliams
I started with 25k 😂
I had like 33k in my bank account
Wow that’s a great start! I unfortunately had to start a lot slower haha
That's pretty solid as a start
You're a legend!
@@rynewilliams lol
What a nice coloured story, advice and directions, just a bit to much, never mind for yearly inflation, "obligation" to live at least 150 years, even sleeping in front of computer, doesn't matter how educated you are, and so on so for. List of negativity in my view is endless. Any how keep doing what ever suit you. Cheers.
Have a good day, thanks for watching
Peter Lynch has said that you only need 5th grade math to know the difference between a good investment and a bad one.
@rynewilliams
New investor here. Your content is awesome and easy to follow for novice learners like myself. I’d love to hear what you do with dividends. Do you automatically flip earnings back into that fund or symbol, or do you take earning and buy into positions you feel have upside. Love to hear your strategy with how you leverage the cash flow.
Thank you my friend! I personally reinvest my dividends elsewhere depending on what I want to buy in the portfolio. However, I think if you're just starting out, it makes more sense just to automatically reinvest the dividends back into the positions that paid them. Keep it simple