Luv the ETFs. Ended up buying DGRO, JEPQ, SCHD months back they're all strong. I've a considerably larger position of SCHG & SCHD, well managed boosters!
my approach is fine over the long term, most important thing is to get started and build your income over time to continue compounding as time goes on. I did put in 100 grand years back and kept reinvesting, well diverse, now it's value over five hundred k and increasing.
You mentioned that DGRO has a heavier weighting in technology sectors compared to SCHD. Since I already hold a significant position in technology through another ETF, adding a dividend-focused ETF like DGRO might unnecessarily increase my exposure to that sector. Could it be argued that SCHD offers greater stability or lower volatility than DGRO precisely because it is less tech-heavy? Given that technology stocks are generally associated with growth rather than value, and my investment strategy prioritizes a stronger emphasis on value-oriented assets, I believe that maintaining a long-term position in SCHD better aligns with my portfolio objectives.
@@Constitution1789 thats 100% spot on, since DGRO does have more tech then SCHD is less volatile because of its emphasis on value. Sounds like SCHD aligns better for you so makes perfect sense! Thanks for the question and input!
I don't own DGRO but I think they're pretty good with their holdings. I prefer SCHD, although DGRO may be a better pick down the line. Im loading up on SCHD for now, being older. They're both good and safe. Thanks for vid, JP! I know this is one you like!
Apples vs. oranges. They somewhat compliment one another in a small portion of a portfolio. Buy both with the money that you would have spent on just one of them. I'd do 60-70% in SCHD and the balance in DGRO but I'm closer to retirement than most.
My core is VUG, SCHD and DGRO, with SPLG soon joining. If tech continues to lead the market, dgro will be better for growth but schd for stability and dividends. They're compliments. Perfect.
if i could only pick one between dgro and schd then dgro wins in my book. however, i’m combining schd and schg for dividend and growth. buying every mon, wed, and fri and dips.
7:50 what? What you said is nonsense. DGRO has 2,2% yield and schd has 3,3% ? Where did you find that dgro has higher yiel? DGRO 5y Div growth is 9,8% and schd is 12,88% ? Did you make a mistake or am i stupid?
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Luv the ETFs. Ended up buying DGRO, JEPQ, SCHD months back they're all strong. I've a considerably larger position of SCHG & SCHD, well managed boosters!
Very nice jacob. You understand how to play the game for long term success.
VOO, VIG, VGT. I selected for myself
would it be sensible to mirror these sets you mentioned. I'm looking into it.
my approach is fine over the long term, most important thing is to get started and build your income over time to continue compounding as time goes on. I did put in 100 grand years back and kept reinvesting, well diverse, now it's value over five hundred k and increasing.
I feel pretty bad for not understanding how this works, I've a double major in economic but I struggle to get this right. kudos!
Diversify with Igro and Schy
You mentioned that DGRO has a heavier weighting in technology sectors compared to SCHD. Since I already hold a significant position in technology through another ETF, adding a dividend-focused ETF like DGRO might unnecessarily increase my exposure to that sector. Could it be argued that SCHD offers greater stability or lower volatility than DGRO precisely because it is less tech-heavy? Given that technology stocks are generally associated with growth rather than value, and my investment strategy prioritizes a stronger emphasis on value-oriented assets, I believe that maintaining a long-term position in SCHD better aligns with my portfolio objectives.
@@Constitution1789 thats 100% spot on, since DGRO does have more tech then SCHD is less volatile because of its emphasis on value. Sounds like SCHD aligns better for you so makes perfect sense! Thanks for the question and input!
My primary holding is VOO, closely followed by SCHD, closely followed by DGRO, and SPYG bringing up the bottom.
Nice great picks!
I don't own DGRO but I think they're pretty good with their holdings. I prefer SCHD, although DGRO may be a better pick down the line. Im loading up on SCHD for now, being older. They're both good and safe. Thanks for vid, JP! I know this is one you like!
Nice I respect focusing on SCHD more especially since you mentioned you’re a little older and SCHD does have a higher yield. Thanks for the support!
Apples vs. oranges. They somewhat compliment one another in a small portion of a portfolio. Buy both with the money that you would have spent on just one of them. I'd do 60-70% in SCHD and the balance in DGRO but I'm closer to retirement than most.
Fair points! Thanks for sharing!
I plan to retire in 5 years. In my taxable account I own Schd and I own dgro. I plan to keep adding to both through out the years.
Nice great move!
My core is VUG, SCHD and DGRO, with SPLG soon joining.
If tech continues to lead the market, dgro will be better for growth but schd for stability and dividends. They're compliments. Perfect.
@@international_dividend Great core holdings! And agreed 100% they’re perfect compliments.
if i could only pick one between dgro and schd then dgro wins in my book. however, i’m combining schd and schg for dividend and growth. buying every mon, wed, and fri and dips.
Good call! Thanks for sharing!
What do you think about VIG also being a compliment of SCHD as well?
I think VIG is a great compliment especially when I look at the overlap its not bad at all + more tech focused so great combo of ETF’s!
The game is long, and as said in sports, something like: "Offence gets you to the play-offs, but defense wins championships."
@@andreyshulgin5984 Agreed 100%, well said!
He says “DGRO has a higher yield than VOO”
Yes
7:50 what? What you said is nonsense. DGRO has 2,2% yield and schd has 3,3% ? Where did you find that dgro has higher yiel?
DGRO 5y Div growth is 9,8% and schd is 12,88% ? Did you make a mistake or am i stupid?
@@matej___7___871 haha I think you misheard, I say DGRO you get a higher yield and higher dividend growth rate THAN THE S&P500 (VOO) not SCHD!