Dividend Investors Must Embrace THIS 🔥 📊
Volatility is our friend! 💵
Before we get started-
Like promised, I’m sharing a FREE spreadsheet with the 20 most frequently bought dividend stocks by super investors in Q4 of 2023.
You can access it here! Enjoy!
Dividend Investors Must Embrace This.
One of the most beautiful things about dividend growth investing, is the fact that your dividend payments can grow, regardless of how the market is moving.
Just look at the volatility of the market through the S&P 500 annual returns:
The volatility is enough to scare a lot of people out of investing.
The market declined by around 20% in 2022.
The market also declined by around 6% in 2018.
The market declined by around 1% in 2015.
But here's what's interesting.
Over the past 10 years, the dividend payments from the S&P 500 have grown every single year.
Think about that.
In a year where there is turmoil in the markets, your dividend payments can still dramatically increase.
In fact, if you reinvest dividends, you can buy even more shares of companies, which will allow you to receive even more dividend income.
This means as a dividend investor, I don't have to be scared of bear markets.
I can look forward to them.
That's the power of dividend growth investing.
Not only can your dividend portfolio become a perpetually growing, perpetually cash flowing machine-
It can provide stability and predictability.
This makes dividend investing… dare I say… Easy?
Sounds like a good deal to me.
If you missed it..
I recently launched Tickerdata!
Tickerdata is a spreadsheet integration tool that gives you the ability to automatically pull in live stock data for over 70,000 different stocks, 30+ years of historical financial statement data, other key financial metrics, and it can pull in data from over 70+ stock exchanges all across the world, straight into your spreadsheet.
You can access Tickerdata and download my spreadsheets here.
You can also subscribe to the Tickerdata YouTube here, where I'll post tutorials and even more stock analysis!
Lastly…
At the end of every month, I send out a newsletter to my paid newsletter subscribers with a list/spreadsheet of all the dividend stocks that I believe to be currently undervalued.
This sheet was received by nearly 200 dividend investors last month. (Wow!)
If you’d like to receive this sheet at the end of this month, you can sign up here:
That’s all for now! Feel free to respond to this email and let me know of any thoughts you have!
See you next week!
Dividendology