Mr Subra. Thank you very much for this excellent video. It would have been more useful had I heard this technique a long time back. I am 72 and retired from a Navarathna public sector company. The so called pension what I get now is very merger and there is big battle is going on in courts in this regard. I realised this method late but I do build my investment in equity slowly and systematically, looking for regular dividends. However, I have not gone for direct equity but mutual funds. Though the dividends are not large but they are regular. At the same time there is a little growth. As said by you I try to meet my requirements within the overall dividends and interest and invest regularly about 12% of my income. I suggest everybody can follow the words of Mr Subra so that we need not depend upon any government agency for our future life. Thanks a lot once again
Thank you so much Sir. Excellent video and very insightful. I have never took dividend aspect seriously and I always gung ho about investing in high growth stocks. Though I have some of the stocks giving me decent dividends, I have never thought of making a portfolio for a dividend income. This video helped me to understand the importance of that. As you beautifully said that the stocks with the PE of 20 with 5 to 6% dividend yield would be a good way to build that portfolio. I will work on this now 🙂. Thanks once again.
Thanks a ton for explaining this wonderful way of growing & receiving income. Sir, in the next video could you please explain what happened to the dividends when terrible events like the sub-prime crisis, Covid, recessions or depressions & other such crises happened? I'm asking since many retired people would follow this strategy & they'd find peace of mind if they know that the dividends continued to flow under all conditions or otherwise. More power to you! Thanks again.
This video is very appropriate for me. I tried different strategies of accumulating stocks over a year and I find dividend based portfolio is best suited for me.
How did you arrive at this conclusion.. it’s because the volatility, not sure when to sell or with regular dividends peace of mind?? Could you help with your thought process..
Very Sound advice/ strategy. Thank you Sir. Simple to understand and short video. Sir ... instead of direct equity will MF with Div Yield theme be looked and do 4% SWP.
After watching this vedio I got the answer that I need not to sell jsw Steel shares bought 20 years back😊because dividend paid each year is more than the initial investment 20 years back😂
Dividen is taxable , also dividend yield but if base price flat to negative can be a challege. May be dividend mf is more tax efficient and swp from dividend yield mf..this is my view ...not necessarily, what subra sir is saying is not correct..just consider tax and growth of price of dividen paying tax ,then take a call
If you really want to reduce risk why don't you name some really good dividend paying stocks for a long term instead of beating round the bush. Thank you.
I found the following companies pay good dividend above 5% Dividend yield Balmer Lawrie Investments Limited Vedanta Limited Hindustan Zinc Indus Towers Oil India Coal India PNB Gilts Oracle Financial Services
Thank you so much for your great insight , so much helpful
Very nice. You really give a good in sight in to this topic. For instance, investing surplus dividend in to index is a good suggestion. Thank you
Mr Subra. Thank you very much for this excellent video. It would have been more useful had I heard this technique a long time back. I am 72 and retired from a Navarathna public sector company. The so called pension what I get now is very merger and there is big battle is going on in courts in this regard. I realised this method late but I do build my investment in equity slowly and systematically, looking for regular dividends. However, I have not gone for direct equity but mutual funds. Though the dividends are not large but they are regular. At the same time there is a little growth. As said by you I try to meet my requirements within the overall dividends and interest and invest regularly about 12% of my income.
I suggest everybody can follow the words of Mr Subra so that we need not depend upon any government agency for our future life.
Thanks a lot once again
Awesome analysis! As always an excellent Vlog!
Fantastic advice. Thank You
Thank you so much Sir. Excellent video and very insightful. I have never took dividend aspect seriously and I always gung ho about investing in high growth stocks. Though I have some of the stocks giving me decent dividends, I have never thought of making a portfolio for a dividend income. This video helped me to understand the importance of that. As you beautifully said that the stocks with the PE of 20 with 5 to 6% dividend yield would be a good way to build that portfolio. I will work on this now 🙂. Thanks once again.
keep coming back and share with us how your portfolio is doing...
Nice to listen you sir...
Thanks a ton for explaining this wonderful way of growing & receiving income. Sir, in the next video could you please explain what happened to the dividends when terrible events like the sub-prime crisis, Covid, recessions or depressions & other such crises happened? I'm asking since many retired people would follow this strategy & they'd find peace of mind if they know that the dividends continued to flow under all conditions or otherwise. More power to you! Thanks again.
Exactly that has been my strategy as a retired 65 year old..
Yes Sir, you r reducing our fin stress, THANK YOU SIR
Thanks for guidance sir
Thank you Sir
Most welcome
धन्यवाद गुरु जी 🙏
Thank you sir for the guidance on building dividend portfolio.
Hi Subra - can one look at INVITS like PGINVIT as a pension creating instrument?
Energy is forever!
The currents energy giants like BPCL, they come with dividend benefit plus the mega perks of privatisation if it happened 🤗
This video is very appropriate for me. I tried different strategies of accumulating stocks over a year and I find dividend based portfolio is best suited for me.
How did you arrive at this conclusion.. it’s because the volatility, not sure when to sell or with regular dividends peace of mind?? Could you help with your thought process..
Can do SWP also
It's true
It might be a big ask but could you recommend some stocks based on the current market scenario if one is to build a dividend portfolio please?
Saluting Chanakya of risk management of stock market.......
Does sir have a community or discord channel where i can meet people with similar interests
Very Sound advice/ strategy. Thank you Sir. Simple to understand and short video. Sir ... instead of direct equity will MF with Div Yield theme be looked and do 4% SWP.
Sir, can you pls suggest if we want to build a purely Annuity based pension.
After watching this vedio I got the answer that I need not to sell jsw Steel shares bought 20 years back😊because dividend paid each year is more than the initial investment 20 years back😂
Thanks for sharing
Doing SWP is always more tax beneficial than dividend earning. Don't listen to him.
correct. It takes some understanding of the diff between equity share dividend and mutual fund dividend. Ha. Innumeracy is normal.
Dividen is taxable , also dividend yield but if base price flat to negative can be a challege. May be dividend mf is more tax efficient and swp from dividend yield mf..this is my view ...not necessarily, what subra sir is saying is not correct..just consider tax and growth of price of dividen paying tax ,then take a call
If you really want to reduce risk why don't you name some really good dividend paying stocks for a long term instead of beating round the bush. Thank you.
there are so many channels telling you what to buy....maybe you should be there instead?
I found the following companies pay good dividend above 5% Dividend yield
Balmer
Lawrie Investments Limited
Vedanta Limited
Hindustan Zinc
Indus Towers
Oil India
Coal India
PNB Gilts
Oracle Financial Services