Today's video answers three important subscriber questions about #dividend #growth #investing. The three questions, all related, capture the elements of time in the stock market and also market timing. I'm excited to look at these questions through the lens of CLX, CSCO, KO, and KMB. I'm further excited to discuss the famous Dogs of the Dow strategy. Of course, this would not be my channel without some real talk in there too! Timestamps:
0:00 Intro – Dividend questions and some info about my career
1:27 QUESTION 1: What will the next decade hold for dividend growth stocks?
3:04 Let's first look at historical stock market data for Clorox (CLX)
3:55 Steady household name stocks offer capital appreciation (just like tech stocks)!
4:54 Let's look at a tech stock – Cisco (CSCO) – Way down over 10-year period, and even down during 19-year period! (Not counting dividends)
6:00 Reality check for FAANG stocks
6:47 We all need to challenge our assumptions!
7:20 Let's look at Coca-Cola (KO)
8:18 Let's look at Kimberly-Clark (KMB)
9:10 Boring old consumer stocks can do well over long periods of time (in terms of capital appreciation)
9:57 TIME in the market, even in the event of a horrible crash (Great Recession), can greatly improve results. Time is the great savior in the market. Time is powerful.
11:22 What's in store for the stock market for the next 10 years?
14:18 QUESTION 2: What do I think about The Dogs of the Dow investing strategy?
15:57 I buy stocks when they are underperforming.
18:21 Let's look at CLX, CSCO, KO, and KMB if one purchased at the low point!
20:20 Two takeaways from this video: time in the market matters, but timing also matters.
23:30 Where are you from?
24:14 Real Talk
24:55 I look forward to a sideways or downward market. More opportunity to accumulate dividend stocks at good price. I get to FIRE (financial independence retire early) faster.
26:30 I do not care about the S&P 500 that much. I will live off of dividends. Total returns are not my thing. That said, I am slightly beating the S&P.
28:04 Payout ratio
30:48 This is dividend investing for EVERYONE!
36:04 Why do I live in the Bay Area?
38:06 QUESTION 3: Can you achieve FIRE with household brand dividend stocks? Or, do you need to pepper in high yielders?
43:33 Yes, I believe I could achieve FIRE with just my top 10 stocks (household brands).
44:41 Please subscribe!
CLX:
2/1/00: 36.75
2/1/01: 31.83
2/1/10: 64.70
7/24/19: 163.59
CSCO:
2/1/00: 66.09
9/1/02: 10.48
2/1/10: 24.33
7/24/19: 57.23
KO:
1/1/00: 23.47
7/1/04: 20.02
1/1/10: 27.50
7/24/19: 53.78
KMB:
3/1/00: 58.01
12/1/02: 43.94
3/1/10: 58.20
7/24/19: 134.65
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DISCLOSURE: I am long SBUX, CLX, KMB, KO, IBM, AAPL, JNJ, ABBV, MMM, LEG, O, and MO. I own these stocks in my stock portfolio.
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