All My Dividend Income For October 2024 | $36,960 Portfolio
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
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What’s your favorite stock? Or icecream flavor?? Let me know! I may buy you a scoop😏
I’d let you buy me any ice cream
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My favorite is #SCHD 😎
Nice income and update!!!
Thank you! SCHD is awesome and is 9% of my portfolio currently! I’m hoping to get it up to around 15% by the end of the year!
@ nice!! Mine is around 25% of my portfolio so far, I buy one share weekly!
Very nice video I liked it
Thank you so much! For those larger creators they do a great job pushing out videos. This one took me forever! I appreciate the compliment!(:
My favorite etf is jepq svol and spyi
I’m also a fan of JEPQ I just haven’t added it to my portfolio yet!
I’m sorry, but 1% dividend? I don’t get that. I’m sure you know what you’re doing but I don’t get investing for that low of a return. There are so many great stocks that pay more and are stable or better. Pepsi and schd for example
The ETFs that have a low dividend yield are growth ETFs. They are not designed to produce income, they are designed to increase in value. SCHD has been able to keep up with VOO and VTI, but I don’t know if they’ll be a be able to keep up for a long period of time. The overall value of the assets continue to increase still!
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There are a great number of etf/stocks out there paying (monthly) dividends over 10%..I don't get your logic..
Although there are tons of ETFs and stocks that have 10%+ dividend rates they typically, not always, are known as dividend traps. They have the high yield, but with each payment decrease in value over time. The companies that I invest in are dividend growth stocks and ETFs. They slowly increase the div payments every year and hopefully by the time that I retire, the increase in payments will have compounded on each other. This will hopefully set me up for a nice and easy retirement!