Dividend growth portfolio: Review my pie 2

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

(1) Portfolio 3:21

(2) Portfolio 11:59

(3) Portfolio 26:55
Robinhood screenshots

(4) Portfolio 34:55

(5) Portfolio 37:00

(6) Portfolio 42:09

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]

Wow this was a long one! Thanks for hitting the like button and subscribing to support the channel! Timestamps in the description.

[RiotHouseLP]

Back in 2017 i moved out of my house and started renting it out and moved into a smaller condo (future rental property) with my wife. Earlier this year I started my first dividend investment account. So far the income from both is 1/3rd of my total income. I've increased my income by 33% in two years. I have future plans but the idea is to attain 100% growth in income, then expand my property holdings into retirement. It can be done folks.

[InfoRanker]

A bunch of these guys have stocks placed in the wrong sectors. You would think that M1 would automatically organize the companies into the appropriate slices. I enjoyed the video btw.

[leonreaper]

3 dislikers expected you to cook a pie

[TheMuljo]

42:10. Thanks for the feedback Jake. Investcos dividend was cut after I sent you my link. I ended up replacing it with CINF. Missed the cut on HP though...

One new issue that just came up is since I have so many companies, M1 is no longer auto investing because each stock purchase isn't above a dollar. Back to the drawing board to make things right!

[LifeWithBrandon]

Thank you so much for the feedback Jake! Definitely going to add Visa to my Tech slice now, and I accidentally put OHI in Healthcare when I first started haha. I will be moving it over soon. Keep up the great work :)

[thomaswinter]

Great video and thank you for reviewing my portfolio! I like the advice on using possibly 2 different brokerages for different investing styles. As far as my stocks, i really like pep and mcd. I mainly invest in wen and ko because i enjoy and believe their products are superior. Thanks for your time!

[bosa]

Thank you for your review on my portfolio. I appreciate your feedback. I made some adjustments with respect to your opinions and perspective. I appreciate what you do for the investment community.

[Gman-Gamer]

I love these videos, I hope he turns this into a series

[GenExDividendInvestor]

Thanks for the fun -- great to see so many younger investors in the game :)

[patrickpakapala]

Thanks for the tutorials, i found out about M1 but it was confusing how to manage and move stuff around. You've made it a lot clearer. I still think M1 needs to make it a lot user friendly.

[fadeitluie]

This series is going to make your channel grow 🙌

[dzikus.minimus.maximus]

Great video! I am going to be restructuring some of my holdings. I'm around 70 or so and about 15% in bonds. I'd like to put my holdings into a sit and forget type account and take your recommendations for entertainment (RCL, DAL, CCL) in to another account. I had been thinking about it over the last two weeks but your just reinforced by thought process. I put the bonds in there to as a cash sink during the bear run. Not that I think it's over, but I'm going to be pulling out of bonds and likely closing the pie to put in other consumer staples or tech for the growth aspect. That, and bonds suck with taxes in a standard account;)

[GamerTreasures]

Since I started an M1 portfolio theres several things I like about it, but also several things I dislike about it. I'm still going to max out my IRA's in TDameritrade while putting a little bit of extra income into my M1 brokerage account that is a bit more diversified.

[tashashaback]

am more informed on investing, thank you for sharing

[Islandr]

Excellent content, like your opinions and I relate to your thinking process. I am 47 and strarted couple of years back with investing due to a negative turn in the family business. Looking to invest in divident yield given my age. Already drafted a few companies to go in and I am investing in CA and US from Cyprus. I don't assume M1 Finance supports Europeans so I am using eToro and local Cisco platform which is bank operated.

[tylerj]

I enjoyed the longer video. Keep up the good work.

[vcvitiko]

bro honestly i'm okay with 500k dividend growth portfolio and living in the 3rd world!

[mariocruz]

I like your portfolio, otherwise what do you think about Sofi app investment?

[georgeczeiszperger]

Switching from Robinhood to M1, why pay the $75 when you can sell your shares and transfer to your bank, and then transfer to M1. Its not like these shares were 20 or 30 years old and the dividend has grown to 15% or 20% return on original investment. For me, every dollar counts. $75 dollars could buy 1, 2 or 3 shares of a descent dividend growth stock. Of course, you also have to look at the taxes if you sell the shares.... many ways to skin a cat.