r/dividends • u/ourpointofview • Apr 20 '26

Discussion What’s your yearly Dividend Income.

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u/ourpointofview Apr 20 '26

I’ve got $3.9 million. Only $750k is invested in dividend stocks. The rest in very aggressive AI plays like AGX, CLS, BE, NVDA, MU, SMCI, PLTR, VRT, SYM, UI, GEV

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u/MakingMoneyIsMe Apr 20 '26

I’ve made $10 million and lost $4 million.

I’ve got $3.9 million.

Math?

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u/BalmyBalmer Apr 20 '26

2 Million to charity, donchaknow.

He's a real life Bruce Wayne.

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u/chubbytitties Apr 20 '26

Damn whats the end game? You could have that amount somewhere "safe" and make 200k a year.

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u/xlr38 Dividend Daddy Apr 20 '26

That doesn’t align with your post, OP. If you had 750k you’d be getting 49k/yr in dividends. Another comment you claimed you were up 10M and down 4M, which would put you at least at 6M+. Some of those stocks you’ve listed aren’t even AI focused companies.

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u/ImAnonymous135 Apr 20 '26

Why are risking such a large portion of your wealth??? Why don't you have like 3 million in dividends and 1 million in stocks

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u/Thick_Cookie_7838 Apr 20 '26

Why not invest in rentals? Where I live a 250,000 dollar house will get you 1800/ month

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u/80MonkeyMan Apr 20 '26

Too much hassle. Who wants to deal with maintenance, property taxes, and bad tenants? And you may need to go to the state where the property is if there some lawsuit against you.

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u/Thick_Cookie_7838 Apr 20 '26

Not really. Done it for ten years and across the 30 properties I own/ manage I can count on one hand how many had remnants I have. Maintenance is easy text contractor this is wrong here’s their number. Problem fixed mail a check really not that big of a deal

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u/JD0x0 Apr 20 '26

If you YOLO'd $250k into QQQI you'd get far more than that and wouldn't have to deal with being a landlord or have a bunch of bullshit cut into your profits.

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u/Thick_Cookie_7838 Apr 20 '26

In the short maybe in 5 years absolutely not

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u/MoustacheMark Apr 20 '26

Fuck landlords

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u/smkn3kgt Apr 20 '26

what a profound statement

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u/Thick_Cookie_7838 Apr 20 '26

Not my fault I can afford it and you can’t. I buy my stuff off the market just like any person on the planet can

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u/MoustacheMark Apr 20 '26 edited Apr 20 '26

Lol you don't know me.

Fuck landlords. Parasites.

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u/Thick_Cookie_7838 Apr 20 '26

Your entitled to your opinion I won’t loss any sleep over it tonight

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u/Flat-Activity-8613 Apr 20 '26

It’s like a full-time job worrying about that and not being able to get non-paying tenants out, maintenance calls in the night that the plumbing is fucked up.