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$370,000 Dividend Stock Portfolio Update $100 Buy #272 #fire #stockmarket #passiveincome #retirement

The creator provides a portfolio update, detailing five $20 stock purchases made with a $100 deposit. The update covers Lockheed Martin, Pepsi, KKR, Microsoft, and Costco, with a focus on adding to existing positions and growing dividend income. The creator also briefly touches on the overall portfolio performance and its holdings.

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ITWNeutralMedium ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

Illinois Tool Works added 2 cents to the creator's cash flow through a dividend drip.

BEKENeutralMedium ConvictionSignal-backedSecondary

Duke announced a 2% dividend increase, which added 10 cents to the creator's cash flow.

FITBNeutralLow ConvictionResearch Only

Fifth Third is a stock where dividends will be reinvested to boost future dividend income.

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BST is highlighted as a monthly dividend payer with a frozen dividend amount, which the creator hopes will increase.

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Realty Income is mentioned as a monthly dividend payer, and the creator plans to reinvest dividends back into the stock.

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Apple is mentioned as an example in the creator's Google Sheets portfolio tracker, detailing its cost basis, current value, and dividend.

COSTBullishMedium ConvictionSignal-backedPrimary

The creator bought $20 of Costco, acknowledging it's always expensive but worth it for excellent companies, especially with its special dividends.

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The creator bought $20 of Microsoft, noting that it has also been struggling recently.

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The creator purchased $20 of KKR, explaining its business model of buying, growing, and selling companies, and noting its recent struggles due to software company ownership.

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