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If the company can reinvest the FCF back in their business and get me a higher rate of return, I would prefer that they do just that. That's why I love BRK.
In Germany, one pays 30% taxes on each dividend income. Meaning you need to Invest at least 500000 in dividend Stocks to be able to grow the value of the portfolio within your lifetime to a reasonable amount.
Right now i have a dividend portfolio. The hardest part right now is seeing my portfolio grow little by little when it comes to price appreciation. When the stocks that are in the news like nvda,amd, other tech companies blast off to the moon and the sector of growth stock are getting pumped. Its hard to stay the course on my portfolio. Anyone have that feeling.
Can we just copy your portfolio? Is there s list somewhere?
Bro please make a video were you calculate Berkshire Hathaway intrinsic value using Dcf❤🎉.
Great video, very thorough explanation on why dividend growth is a great way to invest! Congrats on 100k subs
The biggest risk of all is to take none. (M. Hobson)
AT&T um…aren't you ignoring the spin-off which is part of the price dropping since 2015 as well as the dividend cut.
Prize growth of 8'5% and dividends growing even faster. Yeah, like a dream
A high yield account that gives 5%, if you reinvest it in the same account that gives 5% it grows exponentially too. Your dividend growing stocks must grow more than 5% between value growth and dividend to compensate. 5% is near the global growth rate historically, do not reject a bank account giving 5% so easily
on the subject to AT&T (ticker T) so many people look at the charts and do not understand that they spun off Warner Brothers to make Warner Brothers Discovery (ticker WBD) with first trading day April 11, 2022. It was with that spin off that they cut the dividends. For every share of T that was owned you received 0.24 of WBD. In essence they are saying that 24% of the company value was shifted to the new stock. With that said, T went from $0.52 to $0.2775 quarterly dividend. Clearly more then a 24% reduction. Given WBD performance sing then, I agree it was a total looser overall as the value of WBD has not done well at all. Basically when we see a drop in dividend, we really should look at why, it is not always based on the company not able to afford it.
I feel like assuming 2% inflation is too optimistic. So is assuming a 3.5% current dividend with 8% price growth and 9% dividend growtth. Most of the stocks with fast growing dividends have current dividends of less than 1%
Just buy a dividend growth etf and cut the lights out and go to sleep
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. This channel has been highly educational.
I can't bring myself to invest in single stocks. Just sticking with the well known dividend growth ETFs…
what is the company decides to stop paying dividends, thats why S&P 500 is always better than your 3% dividends.
you invested 150 000 to get only 420 per month? do you really think that is okay? you could have bought so many things with those money. you could have invested in S&P500 and now you could have had over 250k lol. now you just make the minimal salary per month for Easters Europe 😀 this really sounds like a joke
420 a month bro….just get a better job
Hi, I've watched a lot of your videos! I was wondering whether you take dividend tax into account. I think it is 30% in the US and in the Netherlands (where I come from), for example, it is 15%. How do you deal with that?
That's all well and good but there is no guarantee that a dividend growth stock will continue to grow for 25 years to get above your expenses line
Thanx. One of your best video.👏
greatly explained
Thank you for the explanation. I've been investing in ETFs for a while now but I am looking to start getting into dividend investing and this helped understand what to look at
If you put that 158k into a 5.1 apy account, wouldn't you get almost double? Seems like your money isn't working for you. I made 5300 ytd with 35k?