Revealing My Entire $132,000 Dividend Stock Portfolio 📊

Vici Properties is a 'double trouble' stock with a 6.2% yield and a 7.1% dividend growth rate, yielding a nearly 9% total return.

Chevron is a 'double trouble' stock with a 3.9% yield and a 6% dividend growth rate, providing a nearly 60% total return.

AbbVie is classified as a 'double trouble' stock, offering a yield above 3% and a 6.5% dividend growth rate, with a total return of nearly 125%.

WP Carey (WPC), a REIT, offers a 5.1% yield and has resulted in a 26% total return for the creator.

Blue Owl Capital Corporation offers a high 13% dividend yield, and despite a share price decline, the creator is up 12% total return.

Main Street Capital Corporation offers a high yield of over 7% and has provided an 80% total return, including dividends.

Kilroy Realty Corporation (KRC) is a high yielder with a 6.7% yield, currently down 14.4% on share price but up 3% including dividends.

Enterprise Products Partners is a high yielder with a 6.2% yield, contributing to a 71% total return for the creator.

Zoetis is a high growth stock with a 19% dividend growth rate, but currently shows a 12% loss for the creator.

Clear Secure is a fast-growing company held as a high growth stock, with a 15.7% gain including dividends, though its dividend growth history is still developing.

Watskco is a significant high growth position with an 11% dividend growth rate, showing a 15.2% gain in just a few months.

William Sonoma is a high growth stock with an exceptional 21.2% dividend growth rate, resulting in a 224.7% total return.

Visa is a favored high growth stock with a 15% dividend growth rate, actively being bought by the creator and showing a 16.7% gain.

Snap-on is a high growth stock with a 14.6% dividend growth rate, resulting in a 95% gain for the creator.

Lowe's is a high growth stock in the portfolio, with a 15.6% dividend growth rate and a 56.5% gain.

Realty Income is considered a stalwart due to its stability and bond-like characteristics, making up a portion of the portfolio and showing a 40.6% gain.

Proctor and Gamble is a stalwart holding, comprising 6.2% of the portfolio, with an 18% gain including dividends.

Johnson and Johnson is held as a stalwart position, representing 7.12% of the portfolio, with the creator up 63% including dividends.