You should not give people advice I lost a $1000 because I'm a stock that you suggested you told us we need to buy this stock immediately and I did and I'd lost thousands are you being paid by the companies to promote their crappy stocks
Have you used a website that rates stocks on their dividend? I thought you mentioned a site before and it had a subscription service but they monitor dividends and rank their safety for you, but i can't remember the name of it. Love your videos, thanks!
@@katrinecollen708 I watched where an interviewer at Motley Fool spoke proficiently of her, caught only her name Lisa Jill Grenell and did a search online, so you can do the same and look her name up online.
I came here to learn how to trade after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k. Somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm confused about the current market volatility, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
There is no get-rich scheme. My advice is to buy VOO or SPY and Blue Chip stocks. No one knows what the market will do. It is a crap shoot. Good ETF's are the way to go.
This guy right here deserves it all! thank you for your time that you put into these videos for the small guys like me on RUclips for free. This is extremely valuable information !!!!
It's definitely Get Rich Slowly stuff! Slow and steady wins the race! Started building my dividend portfolio this year with 10 from each payout cycle for 30 stocks total to create my dividend ladder beyond my index funds! Just gotta let compounding do it's work!
I love the reality check ... it just can't happen over night. Also I tried to model something like that but I had to take into consideration the dividend taxation (subject to local conditions) and also I would reinvest at least the inflation rate even after reaching the minimum threshold because your dividend income also needs to increase to keep up with inflation. Great job, sir!
Sold my dividends to buy amc and 5x’ed my money in a month or two lol. Paid off my debt, then took 2.5k and doubled it again in amc the last month or two. About to triple it. Will then take my earnings and buy dividend stocks again thus greatly speeding up my dividend investment timeline. Especially if it short squeezes soon. At least going to ride the momentum in this swing trade.
Great content and agree with the overall msg. I too suggest my viewers to have a portion of their portfolio allocated to dividend yielding stocks. They are great for long-term wealth creation.
There are three concepts that I've found make living off dividends more doable. One, the concept of Cost on Yield (COY) - understanding it helps one to visualize how you will grow your income stream and doing COY analysis helps one make wise decisions in regard to holding a trusted ticker or swapping it for a different high current dividend with additional risks (and potentially a tax obligation). Two, understand that the very dividends you are receiving will contribute to your achieving your goals if reinvested -- pooling dividends received and then buying more shares at optimal prices to further diversify and grow your portfolio. Three, that a dividend stream becomes transformational when built inside a Roth IRA structure (do the math and figure out how much money you'd otherwise have to make and pay taxes on to equal the tax-free income stream from a Roth). All the best!
Great video Joseph. I enjoyed the story of your youth. I saw that Miami Vice clip and it immediately took me back. I actually did end up buying a Ferrari Testarossa and owned it for 16 1/2 years. I'm in manufacturing and learning a whole new field of opportunity from you and your videos. Thanks for all the great information.
Thank you for sharing your tips and your personal experiences. Claudio from Montréal. If I may... and it is probably because English is not my first language, but often I have to go back and listen to your content. It is exposed fast and I need more time to process it.
Absolutely great video! You speak very well, a little fast for note taking, but in point! I’m 36 and wish I would have learned these lessons in life sooner! Definitely going to teach my kids, shame they don’t teach investing in high school
You can slow down the playback speed in the video settings (just click on the gear icon in the bottom right-hand corner and experiment with what works best for you).
I started a dividend portfolio with covered calls. My question to you is: what is the strategy if you get called out and lose the stocks? You buy it back right away? Or wait? A video on the different scenarios and strategies would be useful. Thanks
Great idea for a video. I would usually buy back in if it's a long-term, strong dividend payer. If it's come up a lot though, I would have to do another fair value to see if I think the stock is worth it or wait to buy back in.
@@markofunkade Well I am Canadian and only buy covered call etf s here and since I am retired I stick to more conservative ones like covered call banks (ZWB), Canadian High Dividend covered call ( ZWC) and covered call utilities ( ZWU).
If this investing thing doesn’t work out, I think you should call up Disney to narrate the next animation movie. Your storytelling in the beginning was on POINT!!
I’ve finally reached my long term goal of 12K a year in stock dividends or $1,000 per month. Not reinvested but at age 61, for pure cash income each month. As Joe describes, I use a ladder approach with monthly, quarterly and annual dividend-paying stocks. Everyone can reach this goal with patience and commitment!
You know, I never thought of her saying "let's talk about money" and how it affected me until doing this video...guess I know what I was thinking when starting the channel
Joe, enjoy your videos. I’m 72, nest egg has been accumulated. I’m in the mindset of getting max dividends and not worrying so much about growth. Highlights are JEPI, NUSI, QYLD, QYLG, O, XYLD and RYLD. Can you put a video together for seniors like myself. Thanks.
My issue as well. At 56, I have tons of Microsoft and other growth stock that have multiplied like bunny rabbits. But virtually nothing in slower dividend stocks. Is it wise to sell some of my Microsoft or Apple, pay the capital gains, and buy dividend stocks? Or simply sell growth stocks as I need income?
@@Duke_of_Prunes Joe is the expert of course. At 56, I would leave 35% in steady dividend payers line MO, ABBV, LMT, ORI, KO, PEP and SUN (these are most of the quarterly payers from my portfolio) that have good fundamentals and consider putting the rest in monthly payers. I score just under $250k each year with my dividends and I’m loving it.
Depends on when you want to start living on your retirement income. If it's within five years, you'd definitely want to draw back some of the riskier growth stocks to invest in safer dividends and other sectors (as well as making sure you're diversified into other assets like real estate). Might take a little tax planning to reduce the capital gains taxes you pay (if you can time it so you're making under a certain amount income and take your profits all in one year to avoid the cap gains). If you're not planning on retiring for 10 more years though, you could probably keep a little more in the growth names though I would still diversify a little just because the market is so expensive right now.
Hey J / I’m a bit surprised to hear you’re bullish on QYLD/RYLD / I’m contemplating putting a sizable percentage of my retirement saving into them in order to receive a steady monthly check. I’m 63, semi-retired. Have you done an in-depth video analysis of cover-call ETFs? If not, please consider doing so. Thx
I love your videos. They are so helpful and you've taught me a lot about investing. This is my favorite video so far for the personal story. Thank you for sharing!
So currently, my dividend income is getting reinvested so that I earn more shares of the stock. At what point do you stop reinvesting and just take the dividend as income? Is this something to do in retirement?
That is only a choice you can make. For every person that tells you to wait for retirement there is another that says use it now. What I do personally is every now and then if I want to buy a new chainsaw or an upgrade for my car , I will take the dividends and purchase it. Invest , Re invest dividends often (mostly) , but also enjoy life. Get something for yourself every now and then , but don't go over the dividends paid
The answer is "When you are ready to have that cash on hand". I recommend far enough ahead of living off of the yield to have enough cash on hand to weather any short term turbulence. I'm going to turn my drip off about 1q ahead of living off them so that coupled with my own contributions will give me enough cash on hand in that first year to be comfortable.
Personally, I plan to wait till retirement unless something major comes up where we need it. It is nice to have options in case you need it after an injury/accident or other loss of work
Just started my "portfolio" with the little cash I have. In it for the long run, so that I can leave behind something. Of course, if things work out, I will use some of it, but I don´t want to die with nothing in my will.
I've been watching your channel for awhile and really appreciate that back story, I have been investing into ETF's with that same kind of goal for peace of mind
Jo, you made my eyes watered with your story. Thank you for sharing it. It reminded me of my childhood. I love dividend stocks, thanks to you :-). What do you think of QYLD and RYLD? Thanks for everything you do for us.
Thanks Patty. Always glad to help. Love the QYLD, haven't used the RYLD but similar strategy. I like the QYLD better because not solely focused on small cap stocks so maybe a little less volatile.
When building the ladder, is it better to invest $10k in one stock first and then use those dividends to help fund the next stock and then the next income stock or do you split investing amongst all of them throughout time?
Why would ANYONE downvote this video? Good work- always love your videos. Dividends are my favorite strategie But it can be hard to find good companies to invest in- thank you again and i love being part of the BOETIE NATION
I’m doing it for me and the wife because I learned long ago once my father who made really good money never saved a dime no 401k nothing and I’m wanting to be somewhat stable before I even get to retirement age
Here's my question Joseph: Once you hit that desired invested amount + yield and you're ready to turn off the reinvestment to open the floodgates, what's your plan for rerouting those dividends from reinvestment to your bank acct? Or would you prefer to keep it within the investing platform and setup bill-pay through there due to how unstable the banks are in this volatile market? Thanks!!
Most brokerage firms supply checks to write against your account, Ameritrade, Merrill lynch, Josh bob, all give there clients free Checks, I pay bills that way, or you can just transfer the money to your bank.
this video made me subscribe . thanks for this . gonna see if you have videos showing much to put in weekly working a full time job on a 50,000-65,000 . or people working part time.
Joseph do you recommend building a dividend portfolio in an IRA account? I’d love a dedicated video on how to get the most out of an IRA. I’ve seen plenty of content on buying index funds with it but am not confident that has the highest ROI. Thanks!!
You definitely want to rebalance the closer you get to retirement or needing the money. I'd rebalance gradually every five or ten years so you don't get caught in a crash.
I am going to use the same strategy too, quite a sizable percentage in VTI and VOO now, but I will shift more of it into dividend stocks as I get older
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were is the tax payments ??!? tax alone ruins most of the dividends
You should not give people advice I lost a $1000 because I'm a stock that you suggested you told us we need to buy this stock immediately and I did and I'd lost thousands are you being paid by the companies to promote their crappy stocks
@@chriswatkins8711 did you sell at a low? Because if there low buy ill be buying
Have you used a website that rates stocks on their dividend? I thought you mentioned a site before and it had a subscription service but they monitor dividends and rank their safety for you, but i can't remember the name of it. Love your videos, thanks!
I think the pandemic has taught people the importance of multiple streams of income unfortunately having a job doesn’t mean security
@@thetravellingginger5122 Damn, who is this coach you're in touch with
@@katrinecollen708 I watched where an interviewer at Motley Fool spoke proficiently of her, caught only her name Lisa Jill Grenell and did a search online, so you can do the same and look her name up online.
@@amiracentenososa3847 did she respond?
I love the smell of dividends in the morning. It reminds me of victory.
Hahah I love it
Opportunity to buy more....
And our lives skipping by :/
Yeah especially monthly dividends that you can depend on
Definitely
I like that bit you threw in about selling the call options against shares that you own. Very underrated and effective strategy.
I came here to learn how to trade after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k. Somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm confused about the current market volatility, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
There is no get-rich scheme. My advice is to buy VOO or SPY and Blue Chip stocks. No one knows what the market will do. It is a crap shoot. Good ETF's are the way to go.
I've watched 1000 videos on dividend investing and this is the actual way to do it thank you!
This guy right here deserves it all! thank you for your time that you put into these videos for the small guys like me on RUclips for free. This is extremely valuable information !!!!
It's definitely Get Rich Slowly stuff! Slow and steady wins the race! Started building my dividend portfolio this year with 10 from each payout cycle for 30 stocks total to create my dividend ladder beyond my index funds! Just gotta let compounding do it's work!
Slow is smooth and smooth is fast.
I love the reality check ... it just can't happen over night. Also I tried to model something like that but I had to take into consideration the dividend taxation (subject to local conditions) and also I would reinvest at least the inflation rate even after reaching the minimum threshold because your dividend income also needs to increase to keep up with inflation. Great job, sir!
Thanks for keeping it real about living off dividends. People need to understand that there is no such thing as free money.
You’re one of if not my favorite stock RUclipsr
Sold my dividends to buy amc and 5x’ed my money in a month or two lol. Paid off my debt, then took 2.5k and doubled it again in amc the last month or two. About to triple it. Will then take my earnings and buy dividend stocks again thus greatly speeding up my dividend investment timeline. Especially if it short squeezes soon. At least going to ride the momentum in this swing trade.
Great content and agree with the overall msg. I too suggest my viewers to have a portion of their portfolio allocated to dividend yielding stocks. They are great for long-term wealth creation.
There are three concepts that I've found make living off dividends more doable. One, the concept of Cost on Yield (COY) - understanding it helps one to visualize how you will grow your income stream and doing COY analysis helps one make wise decisions in regard to holding a trusted ticker or swapping it for a different high current dividend with additional risks (and potentially a tax obligation). Two, understand that the very dividends you are receiving will contribute to your achieving your goals if reinvested -- pooling dividends received and then buying more shares at optimal prices to further diversify and grow your portfolio. Three, that a dividend stream becomes transformational when built inside a Roth IRA structure (do the math and figure out how much money you'd otherwise have to make and pay taxes on to equal the tax-free income stream from a Roth). All the best!
This is where side hustles come in. And the more you put in sooner the less you'll have to put in later
Great point
love your stuff. the ending was great!
Great video Joseph. I enjoyed the story of your youth. I saw that Miami Vice clip and it immediately took me back.
I actually did end up buying a Ferrari Testarossa and owned it for 16 1/2 years.
I'm in manufacturing and learning a whole new field of opportunity from you and your videos. Thanks for all the great information.
This is your best put together video yet.
Thank you. Always glad to help.
Thank you for sharing your tips and your personal experiences. Claudio from Montréal. If I may... and it is probably because English is not my first language, but often I have to go back and listen to your content. It is exposed fast and I need more time to process it.
Well your channel name makes sense. Thanks for taking us under your wings.
I’ll just be happy to get the same amount I get from work which isn’t a lot around 600£ a month 15hrs btw glad I’ve found this I’ve just started 📈
Absolutely great video! You speak very well, a little fast for note taking, but in point! I’m 36 and wish I would have learned these lessons in life sooner! Definitely going to teach my kids, shame they don’t teach investing in high school
You can slow down the playback speed in the video settings (just click on the gear icon in the bottom right-hand corner and experiment with what works best for you).
So rewatch the video 2-3 times to get the info you need. 🙄
This was a great video. Thank you for the insight into your childhood and “the why” behind “Let’s talk money.”
I started a dividend portfolio with covered calls. My question to you is: what is the strategy if you get called out and lose the stocks? You buy it back right away? Or wait? A video on the different scenarios and strategies would be useful. Thanks
Personally I prefer covered call etf’s on specific sectors, and although the MER is a bit higher, they do all the buying and selling for me
@@HamiltonRb which ETFs for example?
Great idea for a video. I would usually buy back in if it's a long-term, strong dividend payer. If it's come up a lot though, I would have to do another fair value to see if I think the stock is worth it or wait to buy back in.
@@markofunkade Well I am Canadian and only buy covered call etf s here and since I am retired I stick to more conservative ones like covered call banks (ZWB), Canadian High Dividend covered call ( ZWC) and covered call utilities ( ZWU).
If called away, sell a put at or below the price called away at.
If this investing thing doesn’t work out, I think you should call up Disney to narrate the next animation movie. Your storytelling in the beginning was on POINT!!
And maybe he can then tell us when Disney is going to restart their dividends? 😅
LOL. Yes! Really liked how the story fit with the theme. Wish I could do it with every video.
With so many things to do in life, sounds like a bit of work but might be worth it. I think I / we saw this before but worth watching again.
That covered call strategy will sure get you some _Who’s The Boss?_ money
for sure!
Really like Joe's straight talking style and bow tie!
Always glad to help mike
I love the throwback k-Mart videos of the late 1980’s early 90’s! Joseph locked it in perfectly!! 🐎😂🙏🏽🙌🏼❤️
Ikr you just gotta love that effort
I’ve finally reached my long term goal of 12K a year in stock dividends or $1,000 per month. Not reinvested but at age 61, for pure cash income each month. As Joe describes, I use a ladder approach with monthly, quarterly and annual dividend-paying stocks. Everyone can reach this goal with patience and commitment!
You guys are inspirational. 33 with ~5/mo taxable, ~11/mo Roth. Any advice?
Congratulations. If you don't mind may i ask how much i need to invest to get dividends like that per month? Thank you
I full understand the let's talk money thought.tks Joe.😀
You know, I never thought of her saying "let's talk about money" and how it affected me until doing this video...guess I know what I was thinking when starting the channel
The content of your videos is very refreshing and enlightening! I love the research presented and you make it super easy to follow along. Awesome vid.
Always glad to help Fernando. Thank you for being a part of the community.
I always enjoy your video. Thank you 😊
Joe, enjoy your videos. I’m 72, nest egg has been accumulated. I’m in the mindset of getting max dividends and not worrying so much about growth. Highlights are JEPI, NUSI, QYLD, QYLG, O, XYLD and RYLD. Can you put a video together for seniors like myself. Thanks.
My issue as well. At 56, I have tons of Microsoft and other growth stock that have multiplied like bunny rabbits. But virtually nothing in slower dividend stocks. Is it wise to sell some of my Microsoft or Apple, pay the capital gains, and buy dividend stocks? Or simply sell growth stocks as I need income?
@@Duke_of_Prunes Joe is the expert of course. At 56, I would leave 35% in steady dividend payers line MO, ABBV, LMT, ORI, KO, PEP and SUN (these are most of the quarterly payers from my portfolio) that have good fundamentals and consider putting the rest in monthly payers. I score just under $250k each year with my dividends and I’m loving it.
Sure thing. Any particular questions or ideas you'd like to see in the video?
Depends on when you want to start living on your retirement income. If it's within five years, you'd definitely want to draw back some of the riskier growth stocks to invest in safer dividends and other sectors (as well as making sure you're diversified into other assets like real estate). Might take a little tax planning to reduce the capital gains taxes you pay (if you can time it so you're making under a certain amount income and take your profits all in one year to avoid the cap gains). If you're not planning on retiring for 10 more years though, you could probably keep a little more in the growth names though I would still diversify a little just because the market is so expensive right now.
@@arthello2353 Thanks for the reply and suggestions -- I am taking notes and will research your stocks!
Hey J / I’m a bit surprised to hear you’re bullish on QYLD/RYLD / I’m contemplating putting a sizable percentage of my retirement saving into them in order to receive a steady monthly check. I’m 63, semi-retired. Have you done an in-depth video analysis of cover-call ETFs? If not, please consider doing so. Thx
This is my goal! Thank you❤️
I love your videos. They are so helpful and you've taught me a lot about investing. This is my favorite video so far for the personal story. Thank you for sharing!
So currently, my dividend income is getting reinvested so that I earn more shares of the stock. At what point do you stop reinvesting and just take the dividend as income? Is this something to do in retirement?
I’d say once your portfolio is large enough so that your annual dividend income matches or exceeds your yearly salary.
That is only a choice you can make. For every person that tells you to wait for retirement there is another that says use it now. What I do personally is every now and then if I want to buy a new chainsaw or an upgrade for my car , I will take the dividends and purchase it. Invest , Re invest dividends often (mostly) , but also enjoy life. Get something for yourself every now and then , but don't go over the dividends paid
The answer is "When you are ready to have that cash on hand". I recommend far enough ahead of living off of the yield to have enough cash on hand to weather any short term turbulence. I'm going to turn my drip off about 1q ahead of living off them so that coupled with my own contributions will give me enough cash on hand in that first year to be comfortable.
Personally, I plan to wait till retirement unless something major comes up where we need it. It is nice to have options in case you need it after an injury/accident or other loss of work
Great video! I do sell cover calls on my positions in MSFT, AAPL, TXN but am also careful to plan the option expiration after the ex-dividend date.
Your mom named the channel---Love it!!
Happy Labor Day, Joseph!
Happy Labor Day Michael. Sittin' here 'laboring while I watch Die Hard
Got my pencil and notebook ready! Let’s goo
Love those juicy dividends into my account every month 👏
Just started my "portfolio" with the little cash I have. In it for the long run, so that I can leave behind something.
Of course, if things work out, I will use some of it, but I don´t want to die with nothing in my will.
Me too.....just bought my 1st stock 2 days ago.....at age 37. Better late than never!
I've been watching your channel for awhile and really appreciate that back story, I have been investing into ETF's with that same kind of goal for peace of mind
Jo, you made my eyes watered with your story. Thank you for sharing it. It reminded me of my childhood. I love dividend stocks, thanks to you :-). What do you think of QYLD and RYLD? Thanks for everything you do for us.
Thanks Patty. Always glad to help. Love the QYLD, haven't used the RYLD but similar strategy. I like the QYLD better because not solely focused on small cap stocks so maybe a little less volatile.
@@josephhogue Good point! Thanks Jo!!!
Did you ever get The Terrordome?
I did. About year and a half later, we found it at a garage sale
@@josephhogue AWESOME!!!!
Your the man What you say makes sense thank you for your help!
There might be an economical turmoil but there is no doubt that this is still the best time to invest.
Not worried about a ladder. I take my dividends out quarterly to pay uocoming my bills for next 3 months. I was reinvesting until retirement this yr.
When building the ladder, is it better to invest $10k in one stock first and then use those dividends to help fund the next stock and then the next income stock or do you split investing amongst all of them throughout time?
Thanks for the video Joseph.
Love the childhood story!
Great video Joseph!
That was a blessing Joseph to learn early in life.
He just gave us the answers to the test! If you do isn’t take notes and execute this plan, it’s your own fault that your failed!
Very inspiring story Joseph, loved hearing more about you!
Joseph, great content, thank you!
You had me at the intro! I'd give this video two thumbs-up if I could!! 👍👍there!!
MAIN I have, but should I replace CHMI, TWO, NLY and ENBL with AB, OMF and ABR?
That intro story was everything. I pray that amazon sells that g.i joe toy so you can still get it today
LOL. Yeah but then I'd be playing GI Joe all day and never get anything done!
Great story!
This is great. Great story.
Another, awesome video Jeff.
Great story, tough times create amazing personal growth and knowledge
Thanks for sharing! I think it so interesting how our childhood really affects how we see our money. Thank you for helping me be a better investor!
QQQ seems like it's valued past 5 years in the future
Closer to 20-30+
Why would ANYONE downvote this video?
Good work- always love your videos.
Dividends are my favorite strategie
But it can be hard to find good companies to invest in- thank you again and i love being part of the BOETIE NATION
Man that was deep into. Shoutout to you for the backstory.
I’m doing it for me and the wife because I learned long ago once my father who made really good money never saved a dime no 401k nothing and I’m wanting to be somewhat stable before I even get to retirement age
Thanks for the tips and examples.
Always glad to help. Thank you for being a part of the community.
Who's The Boss Money...
You inspired a coughing fit my friend.
Joseph what do you recommend monthly paying stocks or quarterly Div ? cuz it’s hard to choose
I enjoyed this video. Especially the time stamped goal plan to get to around 600k.
Great story!!! Holding my Hasbro - GI Joe owner shares for the long run. Yooo Joe!!! 🙌🏽💪🏽
Should I stick with AMZA?
AMZA is one of my best performing dividend ETFs.
Here's my question Joseph: Once you hit that desired invested amount + yield and you're ready to turn off the reinvestment to open the floodgates, what's your plan for rerouting those dividends from reinvestment to your bank acct? Or would you prefer to keep it within the investing platform and setup bill-pay through there due to how unstable the banks are in this volatile market? Thanks!!
Great question
Very good question and would like to know the answer as well
Yeah great 👍
Most brokerage firms supply checks to write against your account, Ameritrade, Merrill lynch, Josh bob, all give there clients free Checks, I pay bills that way, or you can just transfer the money to your bank.
If your securities are in a Fidelity taxable brokerage account, you can get their debit card to accompany it for direct access.
This was a great video to watch. Thank you.
This guy and Joseph Carlson are the best
Great video indeed! 🔥🤑🙏
*SUBSCRIBED!*
Great Video Joseph .
Thanks Gary. Thank you for being a part of the community.
Thank you for all the information. What do you think of the dividend stock IEP Icahn Enterprises L.P. (IEP). please let me know your opinion.
this video made me subscribe . thanks for this .
gonna see if you have videos showing much to put in weekly working a full time job on a 50,000-65,000 . or people working part time.
Enjoyed your story. Took me back too to the 1980s.
Hey, do you think Ford is ever going to pay Dividends again? Or should I just sell off my ford stock and buy something better?
Ty sir. I appreciate your work.
Always glad to help Jon. Thank you for being a part of the community.
I could’ve swore it was Jeff bezos at first good video!
Great story… GOOOO Joe!!
Always glad to help Luis. Thank you for being a part of the community.
Tanks, for that personal informations.
Joseph do you recommend building a dividend portfolio in an IRA account? I’d love a dedicated video on how to get the most out of an IRA. I’ve seen plenty of content on buying index funds with it but am not confident that has the highest ROI. Thanks!!
Thanks for commenting. Much appreciated. Feel free to message on wh@ts/ App
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Never has a video hit home harder...
Great storytelling intro / most sincerely
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@@letstalkmoneywithjosephhog9805 f/k%O/FF
You mentioned covered calls. You should mention the wheel strategy on dividends stocks
Great idea.
Abr at 15 lol buying
Me gustan estas fotos. Estoy en Mexico. Lo veo la proxima semana. Adios.
love that story bro !
Like the intro!
Great job! Semper Fi! 👊🏾💵👍🏽
Excellent video! Great subject matter.
@@tristanbicheno4451 i subscribed a while back. Semper Fi.
Great insight. What are your thoughts on rebalancing your growth portfolio 15 or 20 years in the future to dividend yielding stocks?
You definitely want to rebalance the closer you get to retirement or needing the money. I'd rebalance gradually every five or ten years so you don't get caught in a crash.
I am going to use the same strategy too, quite a sizable percentage in VTI and VOO now, but I will shift more of it into dividend stocks as I get older