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How strong is your dividend growth portfolio? Send it to us for a free evaluation at [email protected]. Plus, join our market newsletter for more on dividend growth investing.
If you’ve ever struggled to stay disciplined in a world chasing growth or yield at all costs, this episode is for you. Whether you’re a seasoned dividend investor or new to the strategy, clarity, intention, and long-term thinking are essential to compounding your wealth over time.
In this month’s episode, Greg reflects on a personal story about trying to sell his daughter’s old Honda CR-V. What begins with a frustrating lowball offer turns into an unexpected reminder of the core principles behind successful dividend investing. It’s a story that sets the stage for a broader discussion on the power of focus and the cost of distraction.
Greg then connects this lesson to recent decisions within the portfolio:
📩 Want your dividend portfolio reviewed?
Email a list of your holdings (no dollar amounts necessary) to [email protected].
We’ll rate it from 1 to 5 and include a few helpful bullet points to show how well you're aligned with long-term dividend growth principles.
Topics Covered:
00:41 - Core theme of the episode: Clarity in investing, in mindset, and in strategy
02:01 - New offer: Get your dividend portfolio rated 1–5 by our team
03:17 - The $400 CR-V story and what it reveals about opportunity cost
11:32 - Applying the lesson: Compounding capital vs. chasing small gains
12:46 - Why clarity matters when dividend-based strategies lag
15:08 - Three paths: Pure growth, high yield, and dividend growth
16:08 - Why we sold Emerson: Weak dividend growth, poor capital efficiency
21:49 - Rémy update: Positive developments in the China tariff situation
23:23 - Stanley Black & Decker review: Great yield, but fading margins
30:21 - Dividend growth math: What would it take for Stanley to meet our hurdle?
34:32 - The truck analogy: Growth vs. yield vs. the dividend growth “sweet spot”
36:03 - Final thoughts: Clarity and discipline are non-negotiable
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Disclaimer: Past performance does not guarantee future results. This episode is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice.
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How strong is your dividend growth portfolio? Send it to us for a free evaluation at [email protected]. Plus, join our market newsletter for more on dividend growth investing.
If you’ve ever struggled to stay disciplined in a world chasing growth or yield at all costs, this episode is for you. Whether you’re a seasoned dividend investor or new to the strategy, clarity, intention, and long-term thinking are essential to compounding your wealth over time.
In this month’s episode, Greg reflects on a personal story about trying to sell his daughter’s old Honda CR-V. What begins with a frustrating lowball offer turns into an unexpected reminder of the core principles behind successful dividend investing. It’s a story that sets the stage for a broader discussion on the power of focus and the cost of distraction.
Greg then connects this lesson to recent decisions within the portfolio:
📩 Want your dividend portfolio reviewed?
Email a list of your holdings (no dollar amounts necessary) to [email protected].
We’ll rate it from 1 to 5 and include a few helpful bullet points to show how well you're aligned with long-term dividend growth principles.
Topics Covered:
00:41 - Core theme of the episode: Clarity in investing, in mindset, and in strategy
02:01 - New offer: Get your dividend portfolio rated 1–5 by our team
03:17 - The $400 CR-V story and what it reveals about opportunity cost
11:32 - Applying the lesson: Compounding capital vs. chasing small gains
12:46 - Why clarity matters when dividend-based strategies lag
15:08 - Three paths: Pure growth, high yield, and dividend growth
16:08 - Why we sold Emerson: Weak dividend growth, poor capital efficiency
21:49 - Rémy update: Positive developments in the China tariff situation
23:23 - Stanley Black & Decker review: Great yield, but fading margins
30:21 - Dividend growth math: What would it take for Stanley to meet our hurdle?
34:32 - The truck analogy: Growth vs. yield vs. the dividend growth “sweet spot”
36:03 - Final thoughts: Clarity and discipline are non-negotiable
Send us Fan Mail
________
Disclaimer: Past performance does not guarantee future results. This episode is for educational purposes only and is not investment advice.
________
RESOURCES:
Schedule a meeting with us: Financial Planning & Portfolio Management
Getting into the weeds: DCM Investment Reports & Models
If you enjoy the show, we'd greatly appreciate it if you subscribe and leave a review
Follow us on:
Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | X

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