M1 Finance : Challenge( D.R.I.P INVESTING) BUIDLING DIVIDEND PORTFOLIO EP:1 (3/8/21)

Описание: With a wave of new investors hitting brokers of all investing platforms, we felt that M1 finance would be best for this challenge of creating a self investing portfolio.

With M1 finance we are able to build multiple portfolios called pies and reinvest the dividends that are paid, creating a D.R.I.P (Dividend Reinvestment Plan) in order to create passive income and grow this Portfolio.

In this video we created the pies ( portfolios)
The first portfolio consists of the dividend aristocrats. These are the companies that have a long history of paying its investors a dividend without interruption.

The second portfolio consists of a more balanced approach where the company continues to grow and increase their dividend at the same time.

The last portfolio consists of Maximum Gain, which are of companies that pay high dividends that have positioned themselves in their sector to afford these high payments.

EACH OF THESE PIES HAVE 1 COMPANY FROM EACH SECTOR THAT WE BELEIVE TO BE THE BEST IN THEIR SECTOR.

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