03-04-2021, 11:03 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-04-2021, 11:07 AM by ken-do-nim.)
Right, the trick is finding ones that qualify as dividend growth. There's a lot of stocks that pay dividends, but don't have growth in the last 5 years, or have tremendous growth but don't pay a dividend (or much of one). I will also be picking up pure growth stocks too for sure like the 3 I mentioned.
For instance, I'm excited to buy DocuSign, which has quintupled since it debuted in 2018, but it doesn't pay a dividend so I didn't list it above. Another I can't wait to get is Twilio, which has gone up 13 times in value in the last 5 years, but again doesn't pay a dividend. https://seekingalpha.com/article/4411034...ng-started
I really have 4 lists:
For instance, I'm excited to buy DocuSign, which has quintupled since it debuted in 2018, but it doesn't pay a dividend so I didn't list it above. Another I can't wait to get is Twilio, which has gone up 13 times in value in the last 5 years, but again doesn't pay a dividend. https://seekingalpha.com/article/4411034...ng-started
I really have 4 lists:
- dividend growth stocks, which is what I'm starting with (about 40% of my cash)
- growth stocks (about 20% of my cash)
- pure dividend plays like Carnival Cruise Lines and Verizon (about 5% of my cash)
- ETFs to cover various sectors (about 35% of my cash)