I was gonna start building a longterm position in DGRW, but the volatile distribution rate isn't appealing to someone that plans on living off dividends.
I did the same thing except 50/25/25 SCHD/QQQM/VGT for my Roth IRA, definitely had the best numbers out of any combination with backtesting. Really 50/50 SCHD/VGT did but QQQM was close and has holdings I really like that VGT lacks. Disappointed how SCHD has been holding up though and that brought me to this video lol might sell it for an alternative especially considering I'm just recently starting so wouldnt be a huge setback and would rather do it now than later. Might still hold on to it though, DGRW has gained more but with backtesting SCHD still will pay more dividends by nearly 50% and thats the purpose of having it in my Roth, since it has contribution limits and dividends dont count. After 10-15 years it'll be matching my contributions to the QQQM/VGT while still growing itself making those last 15-20 years snowball like crazy and giving me a solid income and 2 lump sums to use however by time I get to 59 1/2.
Thanx so much... I hold both of these.... I hold SCHD in a few accounts and DGRW in one account.... I do like DGRW's growth.... but like SCHD's more potential....
They do both focus on dividend stocks, so it’s a valid comparison. You’re right though, DGRW does weight heavily into tech. That’s why I’m more optimistic about SCHD. If/when tech falls DGRW will see substantial losses. There are also way better ETFs to take advantage of the tech boom than DGRW
my monthy divy etf portfolio is XYLD RYLD QYLD SVOL SDIV YYY KBWD JEPI JEPQ TLTW all pay monthly with average 12%. What do you think? I think it covers the market pretty well with a good safe return
I was gonna start building a longterm position in DGRW, but the volatile distribution rate isn't appealing to someone that plans on living off dividends.
Please make a 2 fund portfolio video SCHD combines with VGT. I current have a 3 fund holding a 40/35/25 split (SCHD, VGT, QQQM)
Working on it right now! That seems like a solid portfolio, I’m looking at adding VGT and PSI to mine soon
I did the same thing except 50/25/25 SCHD/QQQM/VGT for my Roth IRA, definitely had the best numbers out of any combination with backtesting. Really 50/50 SCHD/VGT did but QQQM was close and has holdings I really like that VGT lacks. Disappointed how SCHD has been holding up though and that brought me to this video lol might sell it for an alternative especially considering I'm just recently starting so wouldnt be a huge setback and would rather do it now than later. Might still hold on to it though, DGRW has gained more but with backtesting SCHD still will pay more dividends by nearly 50% and thats the purpose of having it in my Roth, since it has contribution limits and dividends dont count. After 10-15 years it'll be matching my contributions to the QQQM/VGT while still growing itself making those last 15-20 years snowball like crazy and giving me a solid income and 2 lump sums to use however by time I get to 59 1/2.
Doesn’t DGRW have some REITs in it? That small edge should have been enough for SCHD to take that win in taxes.
Thanx so much... I hold both of these.... I hold SCHD in a few accounts and DGRW in one account.... I do like DGRW's growth.... but like SCHD's more potential....
This is like comparing apples and tangerines. DGRW has substantially more growth and tech than SCHD. And tech is hot atm.
They do both focus on dividend stocks, so it’s a valid comparison. You’re right though, DGRW does weight heavily into tech. That’s why I’m more optimistic about SCHD. If/when tech falls DGRW will see substantial losses. There are also way better ETFs to take advantage of the tech boom than DGRW
I agree . Very comparable just different approaches ish
Total returns is all that matters.
Not if you're retired. Prioritizing total returns usually leads to larger drawdowns and less income.
my monthy divy etf portfolio is XYLD RYLD QYLD SVOL SDIV YYY KBWD JEPI JEPQ TLTW all pay monthly with average 12%. What do you think? I think it covers the market pretty well with a good safe return
Safe returns??
Expense ratios are crazy for dgrw
Well done. Thanks!
Thank you!