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Excluding dividend income, an initial investment of $10,000 in the S&P 500 on January 1, 1926, would have grown to more than $1.7 million as 2017 began. But with dividends reinvested, that investment would have grown to some $59.1 million!
John C. Bogle • The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Guarantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns (Little Books. Big Profits)
In May, it did $3.0 million.
Packy McCormick • What's on Deck for on Deck?
The ULTIMATE dividend growth stock portfolio. Get paid dividends every month with these 12 names.
Stocks and their 5 year dividend growth rate (DGR):
$AMT | American Tower: 17.7%
$ABBV | AbbVie: 15.9%
$HD | Home Depot: 16.4%
$NKE | Nike: 11.2%___LINE... See more
Todd: “Warren, I have a new company that likely clears our hurdle. We used to own it back in 2011. We made a quick 50% on the stock. It’s Dollar General.”
Buffett: … https://t.co/6j16vwZKmk
Nick Sleep once used the services of an Investment Bank.
He asked them to run a screen( which I mention in my newsletter post ) and it yielded 7 companies .
To know these companies check out my newsletter. - Link in Bio https://t.co/6Epjl0GVfM
The fund, now managing $10 billion, had posted average returns of about 45 percent a year, after fees, since 1988, returns that outpaced those of Warren Buffett and every other investing star. (At that point, Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway had gained 20 percent annually since he took over in 1965.)
