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Well Luke, since it was my post you were responding to
We have invest in the way we want to. I got to DGI after 4 years of 76% CAGR investing mostly in options and LEAPS, so I am not about to criticize you for how you invest.
I am over 85% DGI now, and the rest is still in LEAPS.
Good luck to you, buddy. I got two pay raises in the past two days, one for 7% and one for 9.5%. I can live with those kinds of pay raises.
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Your table lists TGH's most recent dividend increase as 2.3%, which is accurate as far as it goes, but.....
TGH has been raising its dividends 3 times a year for the past couple of years and....if you annualize the most recent increase (multiply the new dividend rate by 4) and calculate the dividend growth on that basis, it would be 10%
If you look at the quarterly dividend in Feb 2012 and compare it to the quarterly dividend in 2013, it is about a 19% increase
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<<People should remember that a 5 or 6 percent annual dividend yield can be wiped out with one bad week in the market (or even a bad day for individual names). >>
I get it now - you mean the share price could go down 5 or 6 percent, right?
That does not wipe out the dividend. Those are two different things. The only thing that wipes out the dividend is for it to be eliminated by the Board.
You had me scratching my head for a minute, though.
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<<This appears to be what Realty Income (O) is doing, by placing 15 new shares this morning. Their premium priced stock (relative to estimates of NAV) yields only 4.7%.>>
Nice article!! I appreciate you putting all that in one place!
I conceptualize what I do as running our own income and growth fund. 90% of our self-managed funds are in dividend stocks, mostly dividend growth, and 9% is in other stuff.
It is a more relaxing way to invest, types Ron with a smile on his face. COP is down 4.5% today - no biggie.
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Super dividend investor is the best I could come up with :)
Dividend Growth Stocks Are Success Outliers [View article]
We have invest in the way we want to. I got to DGI after 4 years of 76% CAGR investing mostly in options and LEAPS, so I am not about to criticize you for how you invest.
I am over 85% DGI now, and the rest is still in LEAPS.
Good luck to you, buddy. I got two pay raises in the past two days, one for 7% and one for 9.5%. I can live with those kinds of pay raises.
54 Dividend Challengers Yielding 100% More Than 10-Year Treasuries [View article]
TGH has been raising its dividends 3 times a year for the past couple of years and....if you annualize the most recent increase (multiply the new dividend rate by 4) and calculate the dividend growth on that basis, it would be 10%
If you look at the quarterly dividend in Feb 2012 and compare it to the quarterly dividend in 2013, it is about a 19% increase
Just picking a nit, I guess ;)
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I get it now - you mean the share price could go down 5 or 6 percent, right?
That does not wipe out the dividend. Those are two different things. The only thing that wipes out the dividend is for it to be eliminated by the Board.
You had me scratching my head for a minute, though.
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In terms of income?
In terms of share price appreciation?
In terms of total return?
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Only 4,7%
Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha.
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This is an ongoing weakness of many retirement planning articles. There are still many people approaching retirement who have defined benefit pensions
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I conceptualize what I do as running our own income and growth fund. 90% of our self-managed funds are in dividend stocks, mostly dividend growth, and 9% is in other stuff.
It is a more relaxing way to invest, types Ron with a smile on his face. COP is down 4.5% today - no biggie.
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Why would I play their game when it is not the most appropriate game for me, and I can easily choose my own game?
It's been over 10 years now that I have had growth of income as my objective. So far I've beat the market every year. >>
That is the point. Set goals and measure your progress in terms of your goal, not according to someone else's goals.
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Gotta to get back to reading DVK's new book now
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I guess timing is everything :)
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I have not heard a single one of them complain. Maybe they have a different metric than share price appreciation