THE DIVIDEND STOCKS THAT WILL MAKE FUTURE GENERATIONS RICH

These are the dividend stocks that will make future generations rich, in my humble opinion. I'm thrilled to present a dividend stock portfolio today that targets those dividend stocks with lower starting yields but incredible dividend growth rates. These are companies on the move! I'm also excited to answer four other subscriber questions. Get ready for another exciting #dividend #stock #investing video.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:09 QUESTION 1: My favorite dividend growth stocks for kids and children with long investing time horizons. (I love this question because it also applies to young adults.) I'm thrilled to share a hypothetical dividend stock portfolio.
4:56 TAKEAWAY: Purchase price of stocks for very young investors is not quite as important. It's all about getting that money to work in the stock market (vs. wasting the money on stuff).
10:30 TAKEAWAY: This is why the rich get richer. It's all about compound interest.
26:25 QUESTION 2: Apple (AAPL) is way up. Am I going to take my gains and redeploy into a more value-oriented dividend stock? Or, will I hold? Also, do I like to practice tax loss harvesting in the stock market?
27:52 TAKEAWAY: When a fundamentally sound stock falls, it's often a good opportunity to average down.
32:31 QUESTION 3: Are individual dividend stocks better? Or, dividend-focused ETFs (exchange traded funds)?
43:14 QUESTION 4: What do I think about Hormel Foods (HRL) as a dividend stock?
47:42 TAKEAWAY: Be honest with yourself. Criticize your own investment portfolio.
48:45: QUESTION 5: Is it a good idea to buy monthly dividend companies to get the dividend compounding accelerating faster?
51:58 Shout-outs
53:19 Disclosure and Disclaimer

DISCLOSURE: I am long Starbucks (SBUX), Apple (AAPL), PepsiCo (PEP), AbbVie (ABBV), General Mills (GIS), Campbell’s Soup (CPB), Danone (DANOY), Realty Income (O), and Proctor & Gamble (PG). I own these stocks in my stock portfolio. Also, my kids own Disney (DIS).

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[dividendincome]

Ian, can you do a video for parents (soon to be parents) on how to open an account for their young children and how the trust transfers ownership overtime as their age changes, etc.?

As a generational investor, I think this would be a huge benefit to not only the dividend community but to anyone who randomly ventures into your channel.

Love your channel my dawg!! Lol 👍🏼

[bloodphantom]

Ian: aside from being extremely knowledgeable and inspirational, your love for hip-hop and sneakers is really what makes you miles ahead of any financial YouTuber out there for me. you have a huge fan in me.

[NickPeitsch]

Probably the safest dividend stock out there is Johnson & Johnson.


Absolutely love it and bought in below $129 per share :)

[incomestockinvesting]

I started in April dividend investing. Thanks for all your videos Ian. They have helped me along the way. I’m up to $6000. PEP, JNJ, MMM, PM, MO, ABBV, MSFT, DIS, AAPL. Trying to get about $2000 in each. Long ways to go but slowly getting there. Keep the videos coming.

[Je.rone_]

*wouldn't have guess you were a rap guy* 💪🎭

[samsargent]

I might have added MCD to your portfolio for kids...wishing you and your family a very happy Thanksgiving. I am thankful for your friendship and your great advice to all of us DGI'ers out here.

[PositiveInvesting]

Enjoyed every minute of this! I’m sure I’m not alone in loving these longer videos 👍

[KhaldounElDirani]

Hello Ian !! Happy TG! I am a big fan and love your elaboration and depth, especially on the emotional aspects of investing. I am decidedly a dividend investor, I started recently and I am certain that investing in companies and holding them forever for dividend growth and re-investment fits my style of calm and patient character.
One of my best joys is when I receive thos dividends, take them and rebuy stocks!!! it is like creating something from nothing!!! :) right


HOWEVER - once every while I get distracted by the growth stock, that TSLA, Amazon, or BABA (and Uber, Googl, Beyond Meat... ..etc etc. etc) .... In my portfolio, I am invested at around 20% in such grwoth stocks, the rest is high quality dividend companies - and while I believe in grwoth stock potential to grow massively in the long term, I am not satified when I see 20% of my money not paying dividends!


What do you think? what is your view on this? Thank you and keep the great flow going :) yours, Khaldoun

[Sylvan_dB]

Don't sell out of a winner!
My philosophy is similar to Ian's but different in this respect: I know how big a position I want. When something runs out above my desired position size by say 50%, I'll sell *some* of it to bring it down near my desired size. If I think it has more room to run I might bring it down to 10% over. If I think it is a crazy run up maybe I'll sell down to 10% under my desired size.
When something tanks I'll buy more, perhaps even up to 10% over my desired size. That boosts my returns when it returns to fair value (or higher).
This year I've harvested a lot of gains as described above. This week I sold 7 positions entirely that were at a large loss (not sudden, but a year long trend) to offset those gains. I now have 30 days to figure out if my original thesis was wrong, or if this is just a good buying opportunity for those positions.
Obviously in a tax advantaged account I don't care about selling losers to offset gains and I might harvest gains more often than 50% over sized.

[MikeN]

Ian, for some of these analysis I feel like it might be more useful to base future dividend growth rate on the earnings growth rather than the recent dividend growth rate. The YOC for stocks like SBUX and similar stocks that have been increasing the dividend payout ratio as they become more mature and less growth oriented companies becomes comical as you mentioned in this video. Not sure if this would completely be realistic either, but just a suggestion.

[mindsinmotion]

#thuglife dividend investing. Thanks Ian for serving tge community with all our dividend needs.

[GenExDividendInvestor]

I love Disney and am long and they should be announcing their increased dividend any day now :). Also am long SBUX and am a big fan — their Thanksgiving panini is the best! Try it out people! Thx Ian, Happy Thanksgiving, all!

[leonardwalsch]

Hey big fan from Germany here.
To be honest I'm even a bit addicted to your videos. :D

I have a question concerning a value stock that might also be a dividend growth stock: Delta airlines.

Could you do some analysis on DAL in one of your next videos please?

DAL is by far my biggest position. Plan on loading up some more until I find better deals elsewhere.

[WalknSuccess]

Love you ppcian! I’ve learned so much by binge watching your videos for direction, perspective, and learning over time. 😎

[BullRunMedia]

Great been thinking about the same thing for my little one. Always appreciate your videos and insights. 👍

[marketbeans]

Great video - sorry if this a basic question, is the 30 year yield on cost the annual yield
Thank you as always 🙏

[تومريتشاردز]

I was looking for a high dividend monthly ETF for cash flow. I settled on $kbwd after passing on $sdiv, $div, $yyy, $sphd etc for one of my play portfolios. Edit: everyone have different goals, objectives and risk tolerance. Good video again.

[KCKing-iucw]

I Like This Dude. He's A Financial Gangsta! :)

[InvestingEducation]

So cool, it's all about planting those golden seeds

[MoneyTimeSebastiann]

I’m 20 and started my portfolio. It has 27 stocks in 7 different sectors so dar