The stock has pulled back over the past couple of months, while the business keeps growing and the dividend keeps getting raised. But I'm still hesitant to start a long-term position, even at these levels.
If you're planning to hold it for the next 10–20 years, does buying AVGO today still make sense, or do you think I already missed the opportunity?
I came across an article on Yahoo Finance saying KLA is down about 12% today, which seems like a pretty big move for a company like this.
Does anyone here own KLA? Is this one of those buy-the-dip opportunities?
I usually expect one of my biggest payouts of the year in June, and despite everything that's been going on in the market, this month definitely delivered.
How did everyone's June dividends turn out?
But I've been wondering if I should start putting more money into other ETFs as well.
What other ETFs would you consider alongside SCHD?
I was looking through it today and thinking about diversification. I've always tried to stay fairly balanced and avoid putting too much weight into any one sector. Looking at it now, I feel like adding a bit more technology exposure probably makes sense.
What else am I missing? What would you change if this were your portfolio?
I've been actively adding new stocks to my portfolio lately.
I like simple businesses, steady demand, a strong track record, and growing dividends. To me, WM checks all those boxes, and the recent pullback has made it even more interesting.
What are your thoughts on WM? Anyone else buying it?
I've crossed $1M in portfolio value and I'm getting close to $2,000 a month in dividends. Years ago, I thought $1,000 a month would be enough. Then the goal became $1,500. Now I'm approaching $2,000 and already finding myself thinking about the next milestone.
It makes me wonder if I'll ever truly feel like I've reached my goal, or if there will always be another number to chase. Has anyone else experienced this?
48M, married with two kids. My goal is simple: steady growth, growing dividends, and fewer mistakes.
I can't seem to shake the feeling that I might be missing something. Am I actually on the right track?
Would you change anything? Thoughts, guys?
What do you think of this lineup? Anything you'd replace?
With each payment, I love dividends more and more
Thinking about adding a little more tech exposure and looking at similar funds.
What would you add?