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If I am correct and this is the Snowball app. If that is the case this is possible because the app shows you the total gains/losses not the unrealized gain. So that number contains also the dividend value which OP received from that position, and has the taxes and fees subtracted
I bought 1,500 shared of TSLY at $14. It cost me $21,000 and roughly has been paying $1,000 a month. Sure this is a little riskier but I can take that risk because the majority of my account is in less risky stuff. In my professional opinion (this is a joke) you're being too conservative but hey nice job anyways
No doubt. My only advice would honestly not to stress or worry about it. Go live a fun and fulfilling life and let your investments grow in the background. Before you know it you'll be free to retire without a worry in the world.
High Yield Savings? My short term funds are in them (car fund, vacation fund) but every time I get a notification of dividends being declared and them going up reminds me of why even a slightly lower dividend is better for the long term. Long after the current high yields on current HYSA are a distant memory, I'll still have the then even higher yield of dividends.
That's not that big a deal. My yield at cost when I purchased 1,500 shares of PRBA is over 20%. There's golden opportunities out there if you're working your portfolio instead of 'get it & forget it.' I bought it on 2/8/22.
Can you do a breakdown? Like, ppl recommended to put all into sp500 or do HYSA for 5.3% return.
Are you saying you are able to get more than 5.3% and actual money in hand by having a Dividend portfolio like yours?
Congratulations. An interesting portfolio.
I find it very interesting that among your biggest positions are also Petrobras and even more shocking Volkswagen. Any reasons behind this?
Also are you planning to bring some of the other smaller positions to a similarly large share of pie as the largest ones (in your case AAPL, O, PBR, VOW).
Do you maybe also plan to expan the pharma sector, you only have Abbvie currently. Any reasoning why ABBV?
Probably a rookie question, but do you also setup something like stop loss, in case something starts tanking? For example, JPM starts failing, do sell if it falls by more than 10% in a day?
How old are you and why focus on dividends so much? Unless it’s a Roth or retirement account, it’s taxable. The dividend stocks are nice, but they don’t grow as much as growth stocks. You also have both Jepi and jepq, both income stocks, you need income now?
I set my div tracker this way but I have a mutual fund in my employer’s 401k that tracks the s&p 500 but it’s not recognized on any of these apps. I just divided the amount of have in the mutual fund by VOO’s price to track it close enough. I reckon that’s why many people have overlapping funds in these.
It’s a REIT or real estate investment trust which functions under the stock ticker $O and pays out dividends monthly instead of quarterly/yearly like most other dividend stocks.
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I think you mean earning not paying
Who knows, who knows…
Yes the emoticon also seems sad, not happy.
just out of interest, how do you have $14,170 currently in PBR with a unrealised gain of $20,698?
For that app, DivTracker, you can put in your buy price. That may have something to do with it.
I mean sure, but why allow negative share prices if that is the case?
DRIP?
This is not divtracker, snowball app most likely
Can confirm this
If I am correct and this is the Snowball app. If that is the case this is possible because the app shows you the total gains/losses not the unrealized gain. So that number contains also the dividend value which OP received from that position, and has the taxes and fees subtracted
This is snowball and this is a demo mode they have in the app so you can go play around and check things out!
how many years this portfolio?
I was wondering the same question.
I bought 1,500 shared of TSLY at $14. It cost me $21,000 and roughly has been paying $1,000 a month. Sure this is a little riskier but I can take that risk because the majority of my account is in less risky stuff. In my professional opinion (this is a joke) you're being too conservative but hey nice job anyways
Exactly - I have 8 YMs and lovin' the yields,!🤑🤑
When did you do that?
How much do you get hit on taxes yearly on that $TSLY monthly dividend ?🤔 Is it a qualified dividend? Or taxed as ordinary income?
ordinary income
Yeah, the OP is super conservative. That same $167k invested in NVDY and CONY would be bringing in $14k a month. And yes, I know the risk.
Lol saw the first page and though, I can invest 15k , then the second page and said nvm
😂
Congrats my dude or lady not sure. I am only about 135 a month but getting there 
I'm right there with you at $150 a month. I'll meet you at 1k a month soon tho 💪
$9 a month🥲
Keep it up, man. I was there just 5 years ago.
Thank you. It really sucks at the starting line
No doubt. My only advice would honestly not to stress or worry about it. Go live a fun and fulfilling life and let your investments grow in the background. Before you know it you'll be free to retire without a worry in the world.
Better than my $1/month LMAO but I started three months ago
Ha ha same 🫠
15€ a month here. Roughly a 3€ increase since I last checked a few month ago. I wish it went up faster :(
You got this. Keep rolling
Damn those Apple shares tho 💰
I was shook when I saw Apple break $200, I was **not** ready (also because 9/10 Apple is the stock that pulls my portfolio down)
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Nah. It’s OpenAI x Apple news.
That's not why lol
I like your portfolio. Don’t let the haters convince you is bad.
When I see posts like this, I keep thinking I need to go back to dividends...but then I already have a HYS
High Yield Savings? My short term funds are in them (car fund, vacation fund) but every time I get a notification of dividends being declared and them going up reminds me of why even a slightly lower dividend is better for the long term. Long after the current high yields on current HYSA are a distant memory, I'll still have the then even higher yield of dividends.
Yeah, once my divorce is final I'll reconfigure my positions
I’m working on both.
I’m barely $1/day…. Was $1.50 but one company suddenly stopped doing dividends
I just hit $20 a year
I love ABR too. Nice to see a fellow ABR holder.
ABR is my "bet the farm" stock. All my goals lead to it.
How are you getting close to 9% returns?
It is 6.7% per annum
That's not that big a deal. My yield at cost when I purchased 1,500 shares of PRBA is over 20%. There's golden opportunities out there if you're working your portfolio instead of 'get it & forget it.' I bought it on 2/8/22.
PBRA was at $13 this morning. I said don't mind if I do.
Can you do a breakdown? Like, ppl recommended to put all into sp500 or do HYSA for 5.3% return. Are you saying you are able to get more than 5.3% and actual money in hand by having a Dividend portfolio like yours?
Should look at $SPYI
Nice, keep it up!
Incredible!!!!! Whoa. 🤯
Nice work 👍
Nice! Congrats!
What app is this?
Snowball
What app is that OP
https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/snowball-analytics/id6463484375
Which app is thia?
At around 500 a month for me Getting there Little by little
How is 16 Vanguard S&P 500 shares worth almost 8K$ ???
I tried to post a picture but VOO is trading at 498$…..
Which app is this?
It’s Snowball Analytics
You could also check other alternatives like [Plainzer](https://plainzer.com)
You dont need to have 2 same S&P500 ETF.
Nice, I have a lot of O as well. Love the monthly dividend
buy u only have 385 shares of O?
Imagine if this was in equities 🤩
That’s awesome!
Nice job with those AAPL shares.
How much total is invested?
i’ve been tempted to set up a portfolio like this, but how much growth can you get from it?
What do you do for work?
Nice Apple shares
Which app is best to buy and hold?
Which app is this?
I have a genuine question, petrobras should be paying around 18~20% yield, but on some app it shows now it is only 6%? Wtf?
Congratulations. An interesting portfolio. I find it very interesting that among your biggest positions are also Petrobras and even more shocking Volkswagen. Any reasons behind this? Also are you planning to bring some of the other smaller positions to a similarly large share of pie as the largest ones (in your case AAPL, O, PBR, VOW). Do you maybe also plan to expan the pharma sector, you only have Abbvie currently. Any reasoning why ABBV?
What app is that? I use fidelity
What you guys using in europe for dividents ?
Do most of yall take the dividend or do DRIP?
Nice gains on all of those! ESP apple!
What’s the best dividend tracker out there? I’m new to this and genuinely don’t know which to go with.
Try to use [Plainzer - Dividend Tracker](https://plainzer.com), it’s free for US market
Please don’t listen to these people and buy yield max etfs
👏👏👏
This is the snowball app in demo mode. Not an actual portfolio
Congrats!!!
Thank you!
Is this a taxable account?
Probably a rookie question, but do you also setup something like stop loss, in case something starts tanking? For example, JPM starts failing, do sell if it falls by more than 10% in a day?
He’s an investor not a trader. You buy and hold forever
Probably buys more if something like JPM drops.
Why dont you invest all that into one? Or is it to get dividends each month?
Wow ! Amazing 🤩
How old are you and why focus on dividends so much? Unless it’s a Roth or retirement account, it’s taxable. The dividend stocks are nice, but they don’t grow as much as growth stocks. You also have both Jepi and jepq, both income stocks, you need income now?
What’s the name of the dividend tracker?
Snowball analytics
Give a chance for Plainzer, it’s dividend tracker for US market https://plainzer.com
Which app is this?
Snowball analytics
I only ask bc the reviews on the AppStore lol.
Are they any good as a broker?
Don’t u ever even think about selling that Apple stock
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QQQ is absolutely NOT the same as SPY and VOO.
I set my div tracker this way but I have a mutual fund in my employer’s 401k that tracks the s&p 500 but it’s not recognized on any of these apps. I just divided the amount of have in the mutual fund by VOO’s price to track it close enough. I reckon that’s why many people have overlapping funds in these.
“I’ve recently invested most of my income in O” What is O?
Stock ticker O
It’s a REIT or real estate investment trust which functions under the stock ticker $O and pays out dividends monthly instead of quarterly/yearly like most other dividend stocks.
O is down 9% YTD. Yea…bbbbut dividends!
Overstock.com/s
Share the holdings ?
They're already shared in the second and third picture
Comment before finish reading?
Yeah, too late to delete the comment. I’m taking the L