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Why do you forecast for 9 years (2024-2032) instead of 10 years (2024-2033)? Doesn't that affect the DCF Price per Share? It still might be good because it's safer and gives a little more conservative results but would like to hear your reasoning.
I have a question. Im 18 and am investing like 85% into the s&p 500 and the rest into SCHD. For someone starting out like me, I don't see the worth in putting much into dividends since the returns are so abysmal. Do you agree or disagree that starting out with a higher yield strategy would pay off?
Dividend stocks have their place. Remember the last decade has been a bull market and in a raging bull market dividend paying stocks get blown out of the water. However there are times where dividend paying stocks are the way to go. Like for instance before you were born in 2000 there was a tech bubble crash then in 2008 a housing market crash and the stock market was bearish for over a decade just about. In that scenario dividend paying stocks that were stable were fantastic. Bull or bear markets don't last forever. However considering your age it may be best just to stick with growth index funds and maybe just invest into schd inside a Roth IRA to avoid any taxes from the dividend.
Personally prefer PEP, for me is the better business cause it is more diversified on the product line. Yes Coke is the superior soda brand and PEP will never get over them but they have more on soda and snacks and are expanding on that. Pep is also very save div stock and with better increases. They have their problems too, but I just see them as better perspective for the future.
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What about $COKE ?
Why do you forecast for 9 years (2024-2032) instead of 10 years (2024-2033)? Doesn't that affect the DCF Price per Share? It still might be good because it's safer and gives a little more conservative results but would like to hear your reasoning.
The terminal value accounts for any years past the last year I project, so technically there isn’t much of an impact.
I have a question. Im 18 and am investing like 85% into the s&p 500 and the rest into SCHD. For someone starting out like me, I don't see the worth in putting much into dividends since the returns are so abysmal. Do you agree or disagree that starting out with a higher yield strategy would pay off?
The way I see it, I might as well race to 100k and shift gears rather than let my money slowly but steadily grow over a longer period
Dividend stocks have their place. Remember the last decade has been a bull market and in a raging bull market dividend paying stocks get blown out of the water. However there are times where dividend paying stocks are the way to go. Like for instance before you were born in 2000 there was a tech bubble crash then in 2008 a housing market crash and the stock market was bearish for over a decade just about. In that scenario dividend paying stocks that were stable were fantastic. Bull or bear markets don't last forever. However considering your age it may be best just to stick with growth index funds and maybe just invest into schd inside a Roth IRA to avoid any taxes from the dividend.
@scottkelmer5423 okay thanks for the advice
Keep it like that, sp500 and schd and you will reach 1 million before you are 30
Can you do ibm please?
Oh God no
Can you do PG please?
Great Video!
Can you do $MSCI?
Nice idea. I’ll add to my list.
@@DividendologyAmazon too if you’ve not covered it lately please.
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VOO and chill.
SCHG+SCHD and chill
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Have to have some of the s and p 500!
Personally prefer PEP, for me is the better business cause it is more diversified on the product line. Yes Coke is the superior soda brand and PEP will never get over them but they have more on soda and snacks and are expanding on that. Pep is also very save div stock and with better increases. They have their problems too, but I just see them as better perspective for the future.
we know pep has snacks, not groundbreaking analysis
KOs umbrella covers vitamin water, smart water, all McDonalds soda machines etc
We know when you don't have anything meaningful to say, you write a groundbreaking comment
😂😂😂 noted.
I think, that better choise is bet on Ball corporation, which produce cans for this type of corporation. :)
no thx
Keep BDS on coke.
I don't invest in poison