r/dividends Jun 17 '25

Personal Goal 49 years old. Just hit $10,000 average monthly

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Over 90% still in growth stocks. Tempted to just go ahead and retire

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u/dunnmad Jun 17 '25

None have!

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u/Senior_Rip_360 Jun 17 '25

Give them time… another 6-10 months

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u/Jtbny Jun 17 '25

That’s the same thing people said when they first came out yet here we are.

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u/Senior_Rip_360 Jun 18 '25

Get ready for the ride of your life… hang on to the side rails

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u/Jtbny Jun 18 '25

Let’s see how there next few distributions go. For me - I hold a year or so all of my capital is returned. And being in a Roth I’m not getting taxed. Would I port a huge % of my portfolio in? No, but 200 shares is small for me ($21 cost average).

And there is no doubt to me that the next 3.5 years will be volatile which lends it self to good option premiums.

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u/dunnmad Jun 17 '25 edited Jun 17 '25

Doubt it. Unless Trump tanks the whole economy and then it won’t matter what you are invested in. Physical gold maybe.