10 Stocks to Build A Dividend Portfolio That will pay you $1000s per year

In today's video we will discuss the Power of Compounding dividends and I will give you 10 top Dividend Growth stocks showing how this process works and how you can be earning $1000s in dividend income per year.

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[ericsanchez]

My 10 stocks for a dividend portfolio would be: $MSFT $MCD $PG $JNJ $UNH $DE $PEP $NKE $HSY $ABT, that's basically my top 10 in my portfolio !

[longgone]

1) MS
2) MA
3) V
4) UNH
5) AVGO
6) ABT
7) HD
8) NEE
9) TXN
10) ABBV

[coop]

My 10 stocks for a dividend portfolio would be MSFT, PG, JNJ, UNH, ADP, SPGI, PH, LOW, AMAT, NEE.

[georgehardisty]

I don't own any of the stocks that you listed, but I have been doing DRIP since the 1980's. Still doing reinvestment with my stocks, occasionally selling some and buying others, seldom adding to any positions from my bank account and it still works. I have 21 different stocks now and a sizable amount in anual dividends. Make your money work for you or you will always be working for it. I have been retired for 6 1/2 years and don't know any other way to invest without DRIP.

[Mr.C-Mister]

I've started with SCHD. Now I'm doing VOO to balance it out. In the future I'll consider SCHG or a type of growth stock I just don't like seeing tech shoot up not knowing when it's going to fall back down so that's why I got VOO. it has so many stocks with both I feel overly balanced and yielding well. Never heard of ABBV though. Should compare those soon. Great video.

[sonnyman]

back in the spring I bought my first ever stock, spy. safe move for a beginner but today i sold those stocks for a quick profit and gonna focus on dividend stocks. my portfolio is REIT heavy atm with adc, O and vici so im looking to expand into other sectors. this was just the video i needed, thanks Mark!

[jcbuzz]

My ten stocks for dividend growth
CVX
NEE
HD
TXN
SBUX
TGT
KR
ABBV
HSY
V
with an honorable mention
MSFT, not really much of a dividend stock yet but, they have been growing their div by a good bit. Only reason there not on my top ten is I can't have too many dividend stock with a yield below 1%, even with growth.

[stefanniesiek]

in your opinion better for longterm is stock RJF or MS ? The same sector financials

[Rocadamis]

Did you say "irregardless"? 1:54 Ha ha ha!

[Richard-wvqv]

I like the video but I the stock appreciation may be aggressive. I think you should factor in room for safety in event it stifles. I get the idea of compounding but you are also aggressive with monthly deposits. Most people do live paycheck to paycheck

[petesiegel]

Hi Mark,
Quality dividend stocks can be good investments, but your hypothetical returns are overly optimistic.
20 consecutive years of consistent 10% cap gain, 2% dividend with a 9% dividend growth rate is unrealistic and rare even in hindsight. More realistic (and still optimistic) would be an AVERAGE 6% cap gain, 2% dividend with 5% (sustained) dividend growth.

[BreatheTheMatrix]

This video is wild, I was interested in dividends until I realized they don’t make you any money until you’re already rich. Put part of your paycheck into a HYSA and slowly build that along with your 401k and Roth IRA. Invest in stocks on the side.

[viktorianas]

You choose the stocks that compound MOSTLY due to share value growth with rather abysmal dividend rates... I mean you are technically correct, but so misleading given the title and topic. Choose 10 stocks with minimal growth and dividends above 5%, so THAT would be appropriate for your video titile/topic.

[scotthed]

Thoughts on HSY? As of this morning, yielding just above 3.0% which is best in 10 years. 5-yr dividend growth rate just under 11%. I know that the weight loss drugs have been a drag on HSY's share price. But does anyone think HSY is going away? Could be a great chance to buy in at the best yield in a looong time, and enjoy the growth.

[tracerheat]

Many of your numbers I cannot validate.
I do not understand how you calculated the 10 year annual return of the companies.

For instance, the TXN Average Annual Return for the last 10 years is more like 14%, not 31%.
What am I missing?

[michaelswami]

30% in financials and 20% in Healthcare? That’s half the portfolio.

[nikistefanovv]

Doesn't make sense.. 10 years in sp500 will give you completely different numbers.