Dividend growth portfolio: Review my pie 20

In this video, I review the M1 Finance dividend growth portfolio of four subscribers.

(1) Portfolio from Sebastian 18 years old 3:37

(2) Portfolio from Andres 22 years old 17:19

(3) Portfolio from Richard 26 years old 22:58
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(4) Portfolio from Ris 63 years old 29:10

I'm not a financial advisor and the content discussed today is merely my opinion and intended only for your entertainment. The content expressed in this video should not be considered as professional financial advice. Some of the links above are affiliate links and come at no cost to you.
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[DividendGrowthInvesting]

Well... Nothing like trying to edit a video on a Sunday with a screaming baby next to you..

[matthewlemoine]

I learn more from these videos than any textbook in college. Love the perspectives

[matthewszasz]

It's always good to open up my feed and see a new video from you, Jake. Keep up the great work!

[David.Marquez]

Congratulations on 20 review my pies already! Keep it up! :D

[timmy-dubs]

20 Review My Pies already - that's awesome. Keep these videos up. I get a lot out of them - Thx!

[areleous]

Thanks for reviewing my account. I have listened two times. I will take everything into consideration 😌.

[aktiencharkk]

Hi Richard here.
I don't plan to sell and the only sell was Dunkin Donuts because they have gone private. The goal is *not* keep up with it. If a company goes bankrup I dont really care. That's why more risky stocks like Iron Mountain are only weighted at 0, 18%. Also time is not a problem for me. Im already at the Coast FIRE stage so I'm thinking about working only parttime.

[AntonioInvests]

This motivated me to go exercise right now 😲

[hallpaintandbody]

The intro clips got me lol. 400 shares of (GOOD) just finished the 4th satellite position. $200 a month from dividends, plus what I buy will spread out to qualified dividend stocks.

[gurudattshiwdat]

I learned a lot from you on dividend investing. You are authentic and practical and I am very comfortable with your insights.

[AntonioInvests]

I think even if you are young and still plan to retire early, you should always max out your ROTH IRA and the triple tax advantage account HSA 😁

[kctxw]

Great video Jake. It is hard to believe it's been a year. Time has been flying since I started investing

[niooptionsonly]

Always look forward to these. Thanks for another great video!

[revlisnaver]

such an insightful video as always. Richard's plan was really unique and gave me a lot of insight on another thing I can consider in the future.
Also Jake, have you heard about AT&T. so sad about that. Great vid as always!

[parsasedaghat]

Amazing channel my man. Randomly watched one video and now I’m a regular watcher. Hopefully you can review my pie in the next video. 😅😊😊

[Rinka]

Jake: Invest into companies that you understand. Know how they make their money. Their competitors.
Me: Invests into NEE because an article told me to do so. Invests into TGT because of their shopping carts. Invests into SONY because videogames 👀
(to be fair, I know roughly how Target and Sony make their money lol! I still felt busted! 🤣)

[Chris-omjh]

Shouldve been tougher on the 63 year old.. that wasn't a very good portfolio for his age..

[mikesurel]

For my kids (18 and 20) I have the set up with about a 50/50 split between a taxable account and a ROTH. It is almost impossible to know what life will be throwing at young people over the next 25 years. As they get older and into their jobs I figure they can weight their investments better for their own needs. It is really really hard to overstate how sweet the Roth is if you can seed the account with between 5k and 10k and sit on it for 40 years and have that all be tax free on the back end . That is my 2 cents for Sebastian.

[MoustacheTex]

I love your fear/hate? trepidation! regarding energy companies. Totally can understand it. My career is in the energy industry and... Exxon is a pass for me too, not for the o&g thing, most oil is used in plastics, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics and society is too interwoven with nat gas and in ways that electric doesn't replace to expect to leave that any time in the next 100-200 years, it's just that the Exxon campus gave me the creeps. Maybe it was the sippy cups in the break rooms? I'm sure it's a fine company with talented people, but it would weird me out to see XOM in my portfolio. I'm neutral on Chevron and NEE, but probably wouldn't buy either of them. I find other companies to be more compelling.

[davidhastings]

Great channel Jake, I'm a fan. One question what's your view point on QYLD covered call ETF and BDCs like ARCC for Maybe reaching FIRE 🔥 a little faster?
Thanks for Everything 💯