Welcome back traders and investors to Wealth Dome — where we build and protect wealth.You asked for it, and today we’re unveiling the ultimate recession-proof dividend portfolio, built entirely from healthcare, consumer staples, and utilities — the three sectors with the most stability during economic downturns.

This post covers:

* The 5 safest dividend stocks

* Why they hold up during recessions

* Exact portfolio allocation (percentages + share counts)

* A complete $10,000 model portfolio

* Whether now is the right time to buy each one

Let’s dive in.

🛡️ Top 5 Recession-Proof Dividend Stocks

These five companies were chosen because they sell products people buy no matter what the economy is doing. They preserve capital, generate stable income, and offer long-term growth.

The portfolio allocation is:

* 25% Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)

* 20% Procter & Gamble (PG)

* 20% Walmart (WMT)

* 20% NextEra Energy (NEE)

* 15% Coca-Cola (KO)

Let’s break them down one by one.

1️⃣ Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) — 25% Allocation

Johnson & Johnson is the ultimate capital-preservation stock.

Why?

* AAA credit rating (stronger than the U.S. government)

* Essential pharmaceuticals

* Vital medical devices

* People don’t “cut” medications in recessions

* 2.52% dividend yield

“This company is essentially safer than the U.S. government.”

Portfolio math

* Allocation: $2,500

* Price: $206/share

* Shares added: 12

2️⃣ Procter & Gamble (PG) — 20% Allocation

This stock is recession-proof because it sells things people buy every day:

* Pampers

* Tide

* Charmin

* Gillette

People never cut these items from their budget — and PG has raised its dividend 67 years in a row.

“This is pure, unadulterated stability.”

Portfolio math

* Allocation: $2,000

* Price: $147/share

* Shares: 13

3️⃣ Walmart (WMT) — 20% Allocation

Walmart thrives in recessions. Consumers don’t stop spending — they trade down to cheaper retailers.

“Walmart is a counter-cyclical winner.”

Why it’s recession-proof

* Gains market share when budgets tighten

* Offers essentials and groceries

* Dividend: 0.9%

* Strong cash flow

Portfolio math

* Allocation: $2,000

* Price: $104/share

* Shares: 19

4️⃣ NextEra Energy (NEE) — 20% Allocation

Stable, regulated utility + massive clean-energy division.

Utilities = pure stabilityClean energy = long-term growth

Dividend: 2.69%

“Recessions do not cause power demand to drop — ever.”

Portfolio math

* Allocation: $2,000

* Price: $84/share

* Shares: 23

5️⃣ Coca-Cola (KO) — 15% Allocation

Coca-Cola is a global powerhouse with unmatched brand strength.

“They invented Santa Claus… and every major investor owns this stock.”

Dividend: 2.81%

Portfolio math

* Allocation: $1,500

* Price: $72/share

* Shares: 23

Final cash left: $53

💼 The Final $10,000 Recession-Proof Portfolio

Total used: $9,947Cash remaining: $53

📉 Should You Buy These Stocks RIGHT NOW?

The transcript includes a full technical breakdown:

🚫 Johnson & Johnson → Wait

Overbought — better price coming.

🟢 Procter & Gamble → Buy Now

One of the best setups on the chart.

🟡 Walmart → Buy Partial (½ now, ½ later)

Good level now, but better if it drops to the 100-day MA.

🟡 NextEra Energy → Small buy, then wait

Just had a big run — could cool down further.

🔴 Coca-Cola → Wait

Better entry expected around $70.

This analysis adds a TON of value to your Substack readers.

📌 Tickers Mentioned

JNJ, PG, WMT, NEE, KO

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