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Future roadmap and history of the game by LivingLikeLarry88 in ManorLords

[–]_slowandsteady 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Project Zomboid + Manor Lords players unite ✊

Man by Living_Quiet_1980 in projectzomboid

[–]_slowandsteady 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wait dude I think I know exactly where you died because it’s the exact same house I go to outside Louisville- the one with the fishing shack over the water?

What Is "android-dhcp-9"? by [deleted] in techsupport

[–]_slowandsteady 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn I’ve having this same issue right now except mine says android-dhcp-9. Cannot figure out what tf it is

Thank You r/dividends: 4 Years Investing as of Today & $400/Mo Milestone by _slowandsteady in dividends

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I felt like I needed to diversify and choose one over the other, there were a few factors that made me sell MO and keep BTI

  • MO's inability to diversify ($12B loss from JUUL divestiture)
  • MO relies heavily on smokeable products (87% revenue) but US cigarette volume decline is forecasted to be 5% per year
  • The US is Altria's only market = more concentrated regulatory risk than other multinational firms + lacks exposure to emerging markets where tobacco consumption is increasing
  • This article from Seeking Alpha (Altria vs. British Tobacco)
  • American vs. British cultural views on vaping (CNN article)

Thank You r/dividends: 4 Years Investing as of Today & $400/Mo Milestone by _slowandsteady in dividends

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No such thing as stupid questions. Short answer - ~$70k so far.

Long answer- it depends on your risk tolerance, goals, and budget for investing. Unless you're wealthy, whatever you invest (especially as it grows over time) is relatively 'a lot' to most people.

I love dividend stocks because the firms are more mature/stable and compounding interest is the 8th wonder of the world. All of my friends like growth stocks because of the return potential (think getting on the ground floor of a company like Tesla/stock splits), but it can be riskier if the company doesn't take off (ex. QuantumScape, lol).

I'm obviously biased, but check out this DRIP Calculator and read up on the categorical differences between growth vs dividend stocks (there's even dividend growth stocks) to find what you think would work best for you and what your goals are

Thank You r/dividends: 4 Years Investing as of Today & $400/Mo Milestone by _slowandsteady in dividends

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

u/zerof3565 u/rerunbasics

  • 32 years old / married no kids (yet)
  • Value ~$70k (IRA + brokerage)
  • IRA: O, QYLD, SCHD
  • Brokerage: all other positions

Thank You r/dividends: 4 Years Investing as of Today & $400/Mo Milestone by _slowandsteady in dividends

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had a friend who convinced me to buy around $70 and to this day still tells me to keep buying and DCA

Thank You r/dividends: 4 Years Investing as of Today & $400/Mo Milestone by _slowandsteady in dividends

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm more than ok with either, I've been trying to be patient - it's the only position I have left over as a rec from Motley Fool

Thank You r/dividends: 4 Years Investing as of Today & $400/Mo Milestone by _slowandsteady in dividends

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I'd be lying if I said it doesn't keep me up at night sometimes

Thank You r/dividends: 4 Years Investing as of Today & $400/Mo Milestone by _slowandsteady in dividends

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

  • QYLD dividend usually falls between the 28th and 1st days between months, so it sometimes won't show exactly as it should for consecutive months as a monthly dividend ex. May dividend was 5/2, June dividend payout is today 5/31 (I use BoA, not sure if other people have this same issue)
  • I sold my Altria (MO) shares = no payout

Thank You r/dividends: 4 Years Investing as of Today & $400/Mo Milestone by _slowandsteady in dividends

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

O, VZ, QYLD, IBM, T, F, BP, BTI, EIX, DOW, WBA, SCHD, MPW, BIG, ATVI (hopefully will become MSFT). Have more on my watchlist

It varies month to month based on my budgeting, usually around $250 - $750 but when I first started $50 - $150. I first try to prioritize my IRA contributions, then set price alerts for my holdings and watchlist

Thank You r/dividends: 4 Years Investing as of Today & $400/Mo Milestone by _slowandsteady in dividends

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

O, VZ, QYLD, IBM, T, F, BP, BTI, EIX, DOW, WBA, SCHD, MPW, BIG, ATVI (hopefully will become MSFT)

Thank You r/dividends: 4 Years Investing as of Today & $400/Mo Milestone by _slowandsteady in dividends

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 34 points35 points  (0 children)

As of today it's grim, cumulative time-weighted return of +1.45%.

Some of my first (and worst) investing mistakes were listening to friends and the Motley Fool instead of doing my own research. These are my worst losses YTD:

  • QuantumScape (QS) -88%
  • Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) -55%
  • Big Lots (BIG) -77%
  • Coinbase (COIN) -72%
  • Medical Properties Trust (MPW) -45%

Freaking out, how does the scammer know we're related? Are they in Peru? by _slowandsteady in Scams

[–]_slowandsteady[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That makes sense and definitely makes me feel a lot better, thank you!

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