/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23839010
63.nice%

>>23839021
I still think JNJ is undervalued, i was going to buy more JPM but that shit jumped. Looking to add to my ADP but that's also skyrocketed. May buy CSCO before earnings. MCD is on the radar too and I may start new positions in WMT LIN and MDT in the near future. Also watching SHW.

>>23839025
starting yield is less important to me than dividend growth (CAGR) and ability to continue to pay and grow the dividend.

>>23839027
NEE is a good one, may drop my oil stocks and put it into NEE. little bit safer for the foreseeable future

>>23839033
safe bet for sustainable gains

>>23839046
i wouldn't be surprised if my portfolio returned better than yours in November. I'm up 9% doing literally nothing and I only added $500 this month while gaining $46K in net worth. If you did better, good for you, i'm happy with my results given my risk tolerance.

>>23839049
its all about steady gains and minimal stress

>>23816390
both SPY and QQQ have dividends fren

>>23816406
everyone starts somewhere, its the consistency and nonmemes that built this

>>23816431
like everyone else, I started with $0. Time + DCA + Compounding interest = $$$

Here's my buys for this week. put about $3800 into the market from Tuesday to Today, dipped into my emergency fund. Will stick with my usual buy next week unless it tanks further then i'm certainly buying more and will work on replenishing my emergency fund when markets come back up or just use my year end bonus in december instead of investing it.

>>23605744
rolling

>>23585311
always will be. this week is just an opportunity to either lower cost basis or buy quality companies at a discount.

>>23534279
this picture is amazing

>>23534290
good thing I have nearly 6 times that. also I disagree, I think solid dividend growth companies should comprise a part of everyone's portfolio, whether or not it be in ETFs or select companies

>>23534436
based. that's $650 every quarter you can invest that you don't have to work for to invest right now. its real comfy. most people don't understand that divvy growth investing is just so much less stress than make-it-or-break-it yolo options or super growth

>>23445508
JPM PFE and T are all pretty beaten down. JPM is the least risky

>>23445492
i've continually advocated having at least 1% of your total portfolio to be in BTC + some alts if you want.

>>23445575
>buy gold
yes buy an asset that doesn't pay out anything and is around the same price as it was 10 years ago

you do realize I can take my dividends and invest them in anything I want, including gold, right?

>>23370136
show me on the doll where the dividends touched you

>>23219503
imagine not understanding that a stock which pays a dividend and grows that dividend annually is a dividend growth stock, which is what Ive been advocating.

stay gambling fren, I'll continue to earn more in passive income and invest it than you invest in a year

>>23131770
this real? guy real life made it, sell everything and invest it in VTI and never work another day ever again, plus he can have extra money left over to meme with

damn i really did guess and buy ADP at a good price point of $130 to start my position. up 12% in a few weeks.

who else here got /lucky/?

>>22990302
>inflation at 1%
>dividend increase averaging about 9% per year

seet coper mccoperstein

>>22891432
I priced my retirement at $30/hr full time, so for every $30 annually I receive in dividends and capital gains distributions, that is one hour of future work i'll never have to do...every year for the rest of my life. There are 2,080 work hours in the year. Last year I received ~$21K in passive income. That is 700/2080 hours I can write off. Every year my dividends increase on their own without any added capital about 7%-12% per year. Without adding another dime other than reinvested dividends, I'll reach that goal of $62,400 in passive income in approximately 11 years. The last two years I've also begun increasing my dividends annually about $1200/ year with new capital.

first you're receiving monthly happy meals then the next thing you know you're mortgage is paid for the year, every year in perpetuity. that is a very nice feeling

i'm not saying this is the only way or the best way, but this is the investment strategy for my future goals

>>22816940
degenerates gonna degenerate

stay strong fren, we will make it

>>22784023
1. dividend CAGR is about 8%-9%

2. if it has a dividend and grows its dividend its a dividend growth stock. that has been my philosophy this entire time. choosing sustainability and div growth over yield.

3. Tesla isn't doesn't have a div. If AMZN or Google got one, i'd probably add them both to my divvy portfolio instead of just my mutual funds because those would be dividend stocks.

now if you don't mind, I'll just be over hear collecting twenty thousand+ dollars this year for doing nothing

>>22782731
what number iteration of rkg are we on now?

>>22602450
why take the entire S&P 500 when i can cherry pick the best companies of the S&P 500

you to realize I also have a growth portfolio in my mutual funds that have large stakes in FB, GOOG, AMZN, while 2nd and 3rd largest holding in my divvy portfolio is AAPL and MSFT, respectively, right?

AAPL going to take over Peloton's business model and do it better

>NEE
Holy Shit pump, up 5% rn

>>22357302
i take them weekly in the form of dividends that DRIP and buy more shares which increase my dividend payout which in turn buys more shares

>>22355336
based and divvypilled

>>22331209
verifiably false but ok. you do you, i'll continue my growth upwards with passive income eventually paying all my bills to the point where I won't even need to sell the underlying asset.

>>21969288
usually i would be like
>paying for sex

but you're not really just paying for sex, you're paying to avoid spending money on dinner, drinks, stupid conversation that you don't care about and most importantly you're paying them to leave immediately thereafter when post-nut clarity hits. never got a hooker but i understand it

i don't know what's worse, the fact that my company underpaid me $700 over the last month or that I didn't realize my company underpaid me $700 over the last month.

they're paying it all to me this paycheck I get tomorrow.

gonna put it all into the market along with my usual amount. I'm going to buy some V and JNJ. what else should I buy?