Demystifying Preferred Stocks: Core Investing with a Core-Satellite Approach #dividends

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on harnessing the potential of preferred stocks as part of your core investing strategy! We delve deep into the intricacies of preferred stocks and their role in a core-satellite approach to investing.

This video will guide you through the ins and outs of preferred stocks, providing a detailed understanding of why these unique investment tools can be a game-changer for your portfolio. We discuss the dividends, stability, and potential for higher returns that preferred stocks offer.

We also take a closer look at the core-satellite investing approach. This strategy combines a “core” portfolio of diversified, low-risk investments with “satellites” of higher-risk, potentially higher-reward investments. Learn how preferred stocks can form an integral part of this core, providing an often overlooked yet strong foundation for your investments.

Key topics covered in this video include:

What are preferred stocks?
The advantages and disadvantages of preferred stocks.
Understanding the core-satellite approach to investing.
The role of preferred stocks in a core-satellite portfolio.
Practical steps to include preferred stocks in your investment strategy.
With insights from seasoned professionals and practical tips on investing in preferred stocks, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to diversify their portfolio and maximize returns.

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I’m relatively new to preferred stocks but I own 3 companies preferred shares
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I like to find good companies that are trading below their $25 par price and then I sit back and collect my dividends until they get called back