Why Dividend Investing Is So Addictive | Joseph Carlson Ep. 165

Peter Thiel, the founder of Paypal and Palantir has had documents reveal that he turned less than $2,000 into over 5 billion, all within a Roth IRA. We discuss how this is possible. We also look at an interview with Buffett and Munger and discuss why dividend investing is so addictive.

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00:00 Intro
01:38 Dividend investing is addictive
06:45 Buffett & Munger interview
15:10 Peter Thiel turns $2,000 into 5 Billion

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[JackDuffley]

It's funny watching Buffett try to be diplomatic and careful in how he responds, while Munger just throws it down as blunt as ever.

[jaredcorreafitness]

Charlie never sugar coats his opinion and has a wealth of knowledge. The wisdom between these two gentleman is incredible.

[zjg]

I like that Charlie doesn’t pull punches, at all. He states what he thinks, plainly and without fear of reprisal. Not enough of that, nowadays.

[kelvinjohnson]

Through proper financial planning, there are more people achieving financial freedom faster today than ever before and the stock market is the best place.

[smartinvestor]

I wish Charlie Munger and Warren Buffet could born again in order to get us directions in the stock market!!

[AntonioInvests]

Who doesn't love dividend growth investing? It's so nice getting those raises for doing absolutely nothing as well as getting paid when the market is green or red 😎

[LongacresFinance]

Pretty cool story about Peter Thiel! Thanks for the video!

[Prugh]

Can you address the tax impact of your dividend income stream?
Although your portfolio continues to grow, you may be paying taxes out of a separate account. Would be interesting to see the bigger picture.

[simplebutefficient-padda]

Like the guys working for congress don't use loopholes. Either you win, or complain when your losing. ANYONE in Thiel's position would have done the same thing.

[Wanderer]

I like getting the almost daily emails saying "you have new dividend activity". It is addictive.

[nickdoesdgi]

Favorite part of my day is seeing a new Joseph Carlson video.

[BringTheRains]

My Roth IRA is almost 2 years old and only has 15k. Give me 2 more years and I can be up to that average.

[Thomass]

I hit a new recorded for dividends, $48!! Woot woot and I haven’t invested much this year, trying to pay off my debts.

[markarnoldsfinance]

We need more Charlie personalities that tell it like it is! When I invest I don’t want a sugar coated “careful” opinion.

[passiveincomebuilder]

Easily one of the best channels on YT for Dividend investors! Nice one Joseph! I just want to reach $2500 per month in dividends so that I can know that I don't need a job anymore to cover my living expenses. That's my goal! 🔥🔥

[s.equilibrium.x]

Lol, Charlie just discovered video conferencing.

[escargot]

Hey Joseph, would you consider using M1 Borrow to either leverage up your trades or as a part of your strategy as an emergency fund; which frees up more cash for investing?

[UndergroundTech]

I'm not a dividend growth investor because i believe growth companies supersede in terms of return if you're patient and find the right companies. That being said, it always interesting to see your videos and how your progress is going.

[tomtommyx]

Man I've been watching you for a long time and it's been great watching my portfolio grow along with yours. Granted not nearly at the same pace.

[DividendDogo]

I wish I had done a Roth when I was in my 20's.