>ITT, the stock market Jow Forumsraelis build their optimal basket order of Dividend Stocks for their DRIP Program.
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Build The Best Dividend Stock Basket
Kevin Miller
Kayden Anderson
I’ve always thought of the following as decent:
KO
T
VZ
V
JNJ
Red pill me some more on dividends...
Colton Bell
VTSAX
Owen Rodriguez
kys
Adam Edwards
disney
Levi Price
Why own a few divvy stocks when I can own them all? ;)
Caleb Cook
I like the idea of VTSAX. FKSAX is a great option too. I just feel like both of these two are for when you want to put your money on easy-mode.
I’ve also been reading about the Dividend Aristocrats ETF they have out there now. It’s called NOBL, I believe. I have to check into it more.
DIS is a great play per usual.
Kaymus Resources doesn’t pay a divvy. :’(
Mason Adams
>DRIP meme
Spot the zoomers who just discovered investopedia
Nicholas Perez
cefl in drip when closed end funds are at a discount to nav
Nathaniel Ross
No, I usually just swing trade but I’ve been wanting to park my cash long-term now in something that will generate a little side income to help grow out the portfolio a little more. I’ve been trying to see what everyone thinks about the divvies in case there’s some sort of obvious (or not so obvious) big boy out there.
t. 32 y.o. Project Manager
Connor Rodriguez
No need to build an optimal basket of stocks because the work has already been done. Just buy SDY and DVY.
Ayden Watson
You should unironically just stick to index funds
James Green
BASED
A
S
E
D
Bentley Sullivan
I like index funds and plan to utilize them in for a majority of the portfolio equity. I just like to be an autistic micromanager of my own shit because it keeps my interest focused and occupied on something.
Adam Ramirez
Word
Grayson Turner
Other than VTSAX, are there good Hodls?
Henry White
SCHD
Kayden Price
AAPL
MSFT
DIS
HON
JPM
T
Adam Peterson
Nice. I will add this one to my list. Thanks user.
WHat’s JPM and HON pay?
Brody Thompson
No one’s got more divvies for my basket? :(
Chase Turner
A tisket a tasket
Fill up my fucking basket
Thomas Ward
PRK
Brayden Johnson
MORL, 21% yield
REML, 12%
CEFL, 8%
PCEF, 8%
NILSY, 8%
GZPFY, 7%
I'm up to almost 6k per year after taxes in dividends. When I double that in 4 years it will pay out more than my social security will in 40 years.