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My Dividend Portfolio Is Dropping Fast - 3 Stocks I’m Buying

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2 days ago

What is YOUR Dividend Escape Velocity?

My Dividend Portfolio Is Dropping Fast - 3 Stocks I’m Buying

There’s a lot going on in the stock market right now. Not only are we knee-deep in the middle of earnings season (which always brings volatility), but on top of that, there continues to be noise around interest rates, tariff headlines, and shaky cons

Geordie Pig Investor

6 days ago

Building a Dividend Growth Portfolio That Actually Beats Inflation

Reaching Dividend Escape Velocity Imagine reaching a point where your dividends pay for everything so your rent/bills, food, travel, even the fun stuff and your portfolio keeps growing without you lifting a finger. That’s Dividend Escape Velocity. T

Kfir Aharon

2 weeks ago

My BIGGEST Day of Dividend Income Ever

Building a Dividend Growth Portfolio That Actually Beats Inflation

Inflation is the silent wealth killer. While your savings account balance might look steady, the real value of that money shrinks year after year. For investors seeking income, this poses a critical challenge: how do you generate returns that not onl

3 weeks ago

The 8% "Lazy Income Fund"

There are two types of investors when it comes to the stock market: shareholders and shareflippers. The goal of the latter is to buy a stock for a certain price and then eventually sell it at a higher price in the future. As a result, there can never

Armchair Income

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High-Yield ETFs: The Truth About NAV, ROC, and Reverse Splits

I refer to this ETF as my "Lazy Income Fund." The fund's return isn't lazy, but the fund itself does a lot of work so you don't have to. At its core, CEFS is an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) that invests in Closed-End Funds (CEF

Nim

last month

Market Momentum in Extreme Greed While Everything Else Shows Fear: A Deep Dive into Historical Precedents

High-Yield ETFs: The Truth About NAV, ROC, and Reverse Splits

High-yield ETFs have become increasingly popular among income investors seeking consistent cash flow, but they also attract criticism and confusion. Many investors assume that falling prices, large distributions, or reverse splits are red flags. In r

Kfir Aharon

last week

I retired early with dividend investing at 37

Market Momentum in Extreme Greed While Everything Else Shows Fear: A Deep Dive into Historical Precedents

Based on extensive research into the CNN Fear and Greed Index and market internals, the current situation: market momentum showing extreme greed while other indicators signal fear or extreme fear is unusual and historically significant. This divergen

Jake

2 months ago

Chinese EV vs Tesla: an Investment Perspective and Global Competition

I retired early with dividend investing at 37

Growing up in the early 90s, I was never taught about financial literacy. However, the building blocks were laid from a very young age when it came to understanding the importance of living below my means and not spending more money than I had. I lea

Сool Head Investment

last week

The Dividend Investor’s Toolkit: How to Track, Reinvest, and Grow Passive Income Smarter

Chinese EV vs Tesla: an Investment Perspective and Global Competition

In recent years, Chinese companies BYD, NIO and Huawei/Aito have been actively expanding their presence in the electric vehicle (EV) market, demonstrating the potential for global competition with Tesla. Improving relations between China and other co

Kfir Aharon

2 weeks ago

These 5 Stocks Make Up 40% of My Portfolio

The Dividend Investor’s Toolkit: How to Track, Reinvest, and Grow Passive Income Smarter

Investing in dividends goes hand in hand with proffering long-term wealth and passive income generation. As your portfolio grows and spreads out over different brokers, markets, and payout dates, it may soon become a hard task to monitor each and eve

2 months ago

ETFs Are Way Easier—So Why Do I Still Pick Stocks?

These 5 Stocks Make Up 40% of My Portfolio

When it comes to diversification, one of my rules of thumb is to try and avoid letting any individual position make up more than 10% of my portfolio. This doesn’t include ETFs, of course. For the most part, I’ve done a good job of sticking to that ov

2 months ago