Hi Marco, Yeah I definitely would like to add KO. However 1) at the moment I don't have spare cash available for another purchase and 2) I still would like to archive 20 full positions in different companies before adding to existing ones. This last argument can be ignored of course, if the right conditions are met.
Hi Sudha, thanks for stopping by and asking your question. I am not sure what the answer is. I have searched for ETF's with a decent yield, stable dividend growth and low costs. I did not find any ETF to my liking, however that does not mean by any stretch that there are decent ETF's.
Hi Sudha, Yes. There are many index ETFs that provide you dividend income like: DVY, VPU, VYM, etc and these are listed in one of the 3 Portfolios (HID1) on my blog. Below is the URL for your reference. Hope it helps you! http://passiveincomemavericks.com/portfolio/
Great Blog and a wonderful Portfolio. I love your asset allocation and the way you invest with focus on dividends. Keep up your great work. I've put your blog into my blogroll. Hope you can do the same for me. Be sure, I will come back soon :-) Best Tom
REITs have traditionally presented the investor with a dilemma recently: a choice of little capital growth but a healthy dividend - often in the double digits. But can these businesses keep taking advantage of low rates to make their businesses work. One of the REITs often talked about is Annaly Capital (NLY) which has lost almost 50% of its value since 2012. Without giving a full analysis on REITs, it looks like the share price has stabilized so this could present an opportunity for a stable income of around 10%. http://www.dividendrocket.com
I just found your blog and I of course headed straight to your portfolio after reading a few of your blog posts. Like you, my portfolio is a little smaller than a lot of other investors. Obviously with the market taking a sudden downturn in the last month or two, we're all feeling it a little. Make sure to take the good with the bad and keep headed in the right direction! Maybe try grabbing a few stocks that have a smaller yield but may be a little safer so that you can set up a solid base in the near future. It should help your portfolio stand the hard times a little better than the higher yield more volatile stocks.
Ziet er goed uit en wat goed dat je het al 6 jaar volhoudt. Ik vind het leuk om je te gaan vanaf nu om ook de lange termijn op het netvlies te houden. Ook delen we een aantal beleggingen zie ik.
KO slip today. Do you consider to add some KO to your portfolio?
ReplyDeleteHi Marco, Yeah I definitely would like to add KO. However 1) at the moment I don't have spare cash available for another purchase and 2) I still would like to archive 20 full positions in different companies before adding to existing ones. This last argument can be ignored of course, if the right conditions are met.
ReplyDeleteJust came across your blog....nice portfolio with only two of your holdings in the red. Also, nice overall dividend yield!
ReplyDeleteWishing you continued success in your journey!
Hi Frugal Family! Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment. I wish you well in your investment endeavours :)
Deleteare there any good etfs available for dividend income?
ReplyDeleteHi Sudha, thanks for stopping by and asking your question. I am not sure what the answer is. I have searched for ETF's with a decent yield, stable dividend growth and low costs. I did not find any ETF to my liking, however that does not mean by any stretch that there are decent ETF's.
DeleteHi Sudha, Yes. There are many index ETFs that provide you dividend income like: DVY, VPU, VYM, etc and these are listed in one of the 3 Portfolios (HID1) on my blog. Below is the URL for your reference. Hope it helps you!
Deletehttp://passiveincomemavericks.com/portfolio/
Great Blog and a wonderful Portfolio. I love your asset allocation and the way you invest with focus on dividends.
ReplyDeleteKeep up your great work. I've put your blog into my blogroll. Hope you can do the same for me. Be sure, I will come back soon :-)
Best
Tom
Nice portfolio! Hope I can have the same size of portfolio soon.
ReplyDeleteHi, could you please contact me on lucas0033@gmail.com ? I have a question for you. (then delete this comment)
ReplyDeleteYou can ask your question here, that's fine by me!
DeleteREITs have traditionally presented the investor with a dilemma recently: a choice of little capital growth but a healthy dividend - often in the double digits. But can these businesses keep taking advantage of low rates to make their businesses work. One of the REITs often talked about is Annaly Capital (NLY) which has lost almost 50% of its value since 2012. Without giving a full analysis on REITs, it looks like the share price has stabilized so this could present an opportunity for a stable income of around 10%. http://www.dividendrocket.com
ReplyDeleteHi DivDream,
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and I of course headed straight to your portfolio after reading a few of your blog posts. Like you, my portfolio is a little smaller than a lot of other investors. Obviously with the market taking a sudden downturn in the last month or two, we're all feeling it a little. Make sure to take the good with the bad and keep headed in the right direction! Maybe try grabbing a few stocks that have a smaller yield but may be a little safer so that you can set up a solid base in the near future. It should help your portfolio stand the hard times a little better than the higher yield more volatile stocks.
I'll be watching,
-Dividend Monster
Great collection of dividend stocks! I'll continue to follow along!
ReplyDeleteI just started my own blog to follow my progress as well!
Check it out and let me know what you think!
http://www.millennialdividends.com/
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ReplyDeleteZiet er goed uit en wat goed dat je het al 6 jaar volhoudt. Ik vind het leuk om je te gaan vanaf nu om ook de lange termijn op het netvlies te houden. Ook delen we een aantal beleggingen zie ik.
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