A Dividend Investor’s Worst Enemy 😩

The ideas and opinions presented in this video are meant for informational and entertainment purposes only, are not intended to serve as a recommendation to buy or sell any security in any account, and are not an offer or sale of a security. They are also not research reports and are not intended to serve as the basis for any investment decision.

[rynewilliams]

How long have you been investing? Let me know in the comments! 👇

[mjcafecrepe]

I learn so much between you, russ, professor g, and divenology.

Been dividend investing for little over 2 years, and am happy to have just made an average of 75 pm. Definitely daunting a first but the longer you dca in a solid company with good foundations the more reward as I am just starting to see some company's buy me more shares for free with I turn equals more free dividends

[luishantunes]

Almost a year Ryne, and I keep investing since that time every single week. Discipline + time = success 🙏🏻💰.

[ccfkzzh]

I just recently turned 18 and I think the reason I’m afraid to start investing is because I don’t know how taxes work. Is there a video that Ryne already done on taxes from investments?

[kitchenprepasmr]

❤ the cash flow, investing over two years now.

[pyramazekeyboardist]

I’ve been investing for three years now (and I’m 40) just wish I had started younger ;-) Luckily I’m able to invest between 2-4 grand a month so that’s helping the snowball grow pretty quickly.

[TheIvyLens]

Started my dividend portfolio last summer. It definitely gives me more fomo than I should have hahahaha

[Maryann-hkmr]

I dabbled in investing 30 years ago. My portfolio dropped 25k... I got my money back and got out. Stayed out until a few years ago except for owning real estate. Recently, switched to all cash in CD's and high dividend accounts.
Recently purchases:
O, ABBV, OXY, BSM, and
MAIN - Price 39.72 yield-6.9% $0.225 monthly
ex-div June 7 PE -12
Share price dropped over 6% in the past month
No guarantees...but I think this is looking great to buy slowly. What do you think?

[micaht]

Started last year but have been investing heavily to make up for lost time

[kurniawanms]

I bought $1200 worth of JNJ stock in 2003. Almost 20 years later, that first JNJ trounce now is about $6, 400 (with DRIP) with yield on cost: 16.11%. The power of interest compounding.

[Aservicesllc]

I started taking investing seriously this year (January)
So I’m still a newbie
But I’m in it for the long haul
As I have three portfolios
And reinvest all dividends back into the market

[cdcokoefkv]

Going on a year of trading just started my dividend portfolio about a month ago! Looking forward to the future and more content my guy!👍🏽

[tmtx]

lol, i started investing only late April. But I learn a lot from you, thanks

[ricksanchez]

Warren Buffet said that diversification is for people that don't know what they're doing, my question is: what about a portfolio based on: 25% SCHD, 15% LOW, 10% O, 10% JNJ, 10% P&G, 10% JPM, , 10% VISA, 10% TGT

[napfreedom]

I've been investing in my 401k for 20 years. But, just the last 2 years in the stock matket. I don't plan to touch these accounts for 15 years ❤

[kevaleva]

I think I opened my first investment account in 2002, started my IRA in 2007…so yeah…I’m old

[wilpoe]

I've been investing since Feb '22. It's been a wild ride haha. Thank you for your channel and the cool community you have gathered. Have you looked in to "The Income Factory" by Steven Bavaria? He has an interesting take on high yielders.

[Duke_of_Prunes]

I have been investing on and off for 20+ years. But I have been serious about it for only the last two -- no more selling stock to buy real estate, cars, or expensive toys.

[GregCheekSpeaks]

Buying on the dip 📉 great stuff as always