Agreed. When i took early retirement from the federal reserve bank 7 years ago i didnt realize how much it would bother me not having a regular paycheck coming in so for me shifting to a growth dividend portfolio was a game changer. I never worry about running out of money, and since I don’t sell shares to live my lifestyle, my portfolio continues to grow, particularly since I sell options on top of the income I receive from my stocks. I will say I did not build my nearly $2 million portfolio from Dividends stocks, you certainly could. I did it the old-fashioned way growth index investing.
I wouldn't classify myself as a particular sort of investor, since I also buy real estate, dividend stocks, and high-cap tech. To me, the key is quality.
Home Depot, Coca Cola , lowes , Walmart , Pepsi , McDonald’s , ADP, Parker Hannifin, Scherwin Williams and so on and so on 🎉jnj and Procter and gamble , nestle , Unilever , intuit
All due respect, and so others can see this discussion, that is a way to make big results or lose everything you’ve made in a lifetime quickly. A high risk strategy like that should come with extremely high experience and research. You must be willing to lose every penny and be emotionally fine with it. Personally, at the end of my career I can’t afford to lose everything. Thus, I’m a much more conservative investor 💃
Agreed. When i took early retirement from the federal reserve bank 7 years ago i didnt realize how much it would bother me not having a regular paycheck coming in so for me shifting to a growth dividend portfolio was a game changer. I never worry about running out of money, and since I don’t sell shares to live my lifestyle, my portfolio continues to grow, particularly since I sell options on top of the income I receive from my stocks. I will say I did not build my nearly $2 million portfolio from Dividends stocks, you certainly could. I did it the old-fashioned way growth index investing.
Sounds like you’re an experienced investor with a great handle on how to cash flow your assets. Great job… and congrats 👏 💃
Well said! Just keep saving and buying quality stocks, share by share, to build your eventual income factory. You are your own bank!
Absolutely 💯
U right. Total return is key, with dividends or without dividends.
I wouldn't classify myself as a particular sort of investor, since I also buy real estate, dividend stocks, and high-cap tech. To me, the key is quality.
That is the key 🔑 Duke! You’re a pro investor 🥂💃
My best returning stock that pays a dividend over the last few years is NVDA 😂
If you need a label, holistic investor works.
lol 😂… I like the label of “holistic investor” 👍 so people don’t pigeon hole themselves into one type ✅
Home Depot, Coca Cola , lowes , Walmart , Pepsi , McDonald’s , ADP, Parker Hannifin, Scherwin Williams and so on and so on 🎉jnj and Procter and gamble , nestle , Unilever , intuit
Thanks a lot
I forgot Costco 🎉
Dividends are great, but nothing beats hundreds of thousands of margin on a high beta stock in a bull market.
All due respect, and so others can see this discussion, that is a way to make big results or lose everything you’ve made in a lifetime quickly. A high risk strategy like that should come with extremely high experience and research. You must be willing to lose every penny and be emotionally fine with it.
Personally, at the end of my career I can’t afford to lose everything. Thus, I’m a much more conservative investor 💃