How to Build a Dividend Kingdom in 2024 and Beyond!

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In this video, I discuss some key lessons everyone needs to understand in order to build a dividend kingdom. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

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A big thing I feel that you touched on for beginning investors is don't get caught up on dividend yield percentages, don't yield chase. Awesome and well put together video!

TortoiseInvesting
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Dividend investing retired me years ago! always nice to see them role in on a quarterly and even monthly basis! Dont forget including the tax advantages of dividend income over capital gains is a great add on! Great video for beginning investors to remind them not to get caught up on dividend yield percentages, don't yield chase.

UnclePaulsPassivePortfolio
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Very good video. You are now teaching dividend investing. Till now I used your Chanel to learn how to code in Sheets. I downloaded almost all your spreadsheets. But then I revised them to my liking. You are young and I am old, so my investing goals are way different than yours.

I watch your Chanel and Joseph Carlson’s Chanel. He used to be a dividend investor, but now he is going for growth investing. He is a great investor, like you. I tend to enjoy both of the Chanel’s. I guess I am anxious to see what your research spreadsheets recommend in your newsletters in the coming year. I want to buy stocks that pay high yield, growing dividends plus have potential for capital growth. That is what I am hoping will come from your new spreadsheets.

chrstdvd
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Super helpful video on fundamentals of evaluating div stocks! I am on a journey to learn and understand how to evaluate div growth stocks and this was a huge help! Keep up the great work!

marinrodriguez
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Good video, but a problematic aspect is finding several companies that start from 3-3.5% yield and that can sustain a median dividend growth of 9% over 15-20y (let alone 25-30y).
In theory, there is no flaw in your comparison. Practice, however, is, as always, what complicates things! :)
Keep up the great work!

bocaneala.bogdan
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Those inputs @10:05 are not realistic, thus your output is not realistic.

A stock that appreciates at 7% while the dividend starts at 3.5% (initial purchase yield) and increases at 9% per year? How long do you think that opportunity would actually exist? The price to current yield would get very distorted. After 40 years that 3.5% initial yield would be a current yield (at the time in 40 years at last contribution) of 7.34%.

mjss
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Hi 10:22 I think you made an just example of a sum from which you can start living off dividends, I refer to the 5.1k a month, in fact I think I'll take you longer as you have to take into account the dividend tax the state deducts from the yearly amount each year. Those figures shown are to be considered as "before tax", that's why you may need more than 5.1k a month if your cost of living is 4k

mauroclerici
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Great video sir. I appreciate your non stop efforts to provide us with great information ℹ️

Johnnytrades
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I find it interesting that most videos of this nature are willing to point out specific dividend stocks but do not seem to consider the price per (some of these) stocks. You provide some useful information but a stock at $1000+ per share is for a select group. If I’m going to build and amass, I’m not looking for a stock with that kind of price tag per share. Just my thoughts. Thanks for your content.

foodtaxi
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My snowball has started. But im still green in the grand scheme of things. It's discouraging to see the exponential growth doesnt even have a noticeable change for the first like 10 years. Then it gets faster, but it really doesn't take off until about 20 years into the portfolio. Living frugally, working hard, and continuing to add cash to a portfolio and staying disciplined for that long and nothing bad happening in life that could derail everything seems like a monumental challenge. Oh well, lol. Get rich or die trying i suppose.

BS-jgdy
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Love your videos!! Could you do one on UnitedHealth Group (UNH)?

JackChua-vc
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My biggest problem since I’ve started is deciding to add a new position or grow existing positions. I love the companies I’m in but also see some companies I like but have no shares of. That’s been my big issue recently.

irishwreckage
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How do you find stocks to analyze for dividend growth. There's literally thousands and thousands of stocks. So how do you narrow it down to a shorter list for further review?

joemadden
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Very simplistically explained and therefore very valuable. Well done!

dividendinvestor
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Nice video. But there is one thing which bothers me. You talk about the benefits that company a is better then company b because the growth of the dividend is higher. But at the end of the day company b still has the better dividend even if its inferior in the dividend growth... so my thought is why should I get a share with low dividend but good growth early when I can wait until it has a good dividend and in the meantime invest my money in a share which already has a good dividend. I am exited for answer:)

johanneswiest
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I love to see a dividend investor looking at where dividends come from as opposed to looking at dividend metrics in isolation.

tradingfundamentals
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Your high dividend yield example had 0% on the div. growth rate...which basically means you are treating it as a bond. Why wouldn't you use 2% for a growth rate here?

delt
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Great video, unique name and thumbnail too! Hopefully someone doesnt steal it /:

DividendDude
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Newbie here. Wouldn't it be better to sell your positions which bring you close to zero growth and distribute the cashflow to the other, much higher growing positions? In doing so you would also have a more compact, yet still diversified portfolio and increase the snowball effect or am I missing something?

BGWarrior
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Great video man, and your point about there being multiple levers to growing your income is spot on. Contributions, reinvesting, and dividend growth is the holy trifecta 🏆

rynewilliams