Dividend growth portfolio: Review my pie

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

(1) Portfolio 3:27

(2) Portfolio 12:22

(3) Portfolio 24:52

(4) Portfolio 32:25

(5) Portfolio 37:00

(6) Portfolio 44:16

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]

This video went a lot longer than I first anticipated! Timestamps in the description.

[GenZInvestor]

I think your portfolio is full of solid holdings that will survive this market dip and continue to grow into the long term! Always love to hear from you, keep collecting those dividends and I will watch the portfolio grow with you!

[TheRDGuarantee]

Completely different video style than most ive watched in the YT finance community. You've got some sound advice for these portfolios.

[TheDividendAttitudeShow]

Nice video!

I’m normally not a big fan of reviewing someone else’s portfolio because you can never know the risk tolerance and personal circumstances.

And of course you run the risk that someone will take your advice as investment advice.

That being said, I like the way you went over the portfolios, it was very entertaining to watch!

[GenExDividendInvestor]

Sub port reviews are fun! I like the extra questions you asked..

[jeff-dqhz]

Love the video! Glad to hear your opinion on my pie. I do agree with you on having alot of my eggs in one basket with GOOD. However it's a gamble I wanna take with a track record of never cutting a dividend even in 08 crisis and management just now recently in first time in company history actually had a dividend increase. Great video Jake!

[illrateyoua]

All I can say is TFSA in Canada. If your buying and holding for years the dividends are entirely tax free. You can also pull out of your TFSA at any moment as long as your investment was held for a year(to prevent day trading) your allowed to sell with a TFSA without the CRA getting upset at you.

[skyinvestor]

Thanks jake. I like your m1 finance intro. You know your stuff. I like how you start doing subscribers portfolio reviews. It is fun watching other people portfolio and learn new stuff. I will send you an email for my portfolio review. you are very knowledgeable, and your videos are getting better.

[Marauder]

Hi, I am from Brazil, learning a lot about American ETFs and stocks with you, thanks a lot!

[LifeWithBrandon]

This was awesome! Please do this again so I can hopefully send my portfolio in :)

[ThinkMoneyBenny]

Great stock picks, I'm hoping things get better sooner rather than later!

[financialindependence]

You are the perfect example, that long term investment strategy is safest. This crisis literally look like a small dip in overall perspective. Buffett: stock investors should think long term

[Dumida]

Nice series ... we can see how other people place their money in stock market :)

[notenrique]

If M1 had a limit order system, it’d blow robinhood and Webull out of the water. I’d give M1 5 stars for many things but 1 or 2 stars when it comes to buying and selling.

[Jose-sohx]

I don't invest in ETFs, I'm not so hands off and uninformed where those would be selling points for me. I wonder if there are other reasons to consider ETFs.


Portfolio5 (and some of the others) had tripled up Vanguard ETFs, from what I know, Vanguard ETS are have low expense ratios but they also struggle with yield. They barely tread water and Bogleheads will tell you that 2% growth will not keep up with inflation in the long term.

[jg]

I combined 3 pro pies from income earners 33% aggressive moderate an defensively don’t know anything about investing do you think this is redundant?

[isiojichuka]

how long do you think it will take the economy to reach all-time highs again?

[SionGang]

if i'm young, which style of stock investing should I do? growth or dividend?

[hallpaintandbody]

Here's a big question. What do I do with my 401k plan when I retire?

[moinvest]

Is there a thing as having too many? I hope I don't have that issue, but I am trying to create a supplemental income for my wife and I, and have given us 15 years (both of us will be 55) to build our portfolio. I am afraid I am adding too many company right at the beginning to make any sort of dent and starting building our dividends.