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From: Steve Felix	7/2/2022 12:26:20 PM
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For entertainment purposes only, and it is hot outside: Main goal is always to beat the S&P, but I do like to beat "The godfather of DG investing" at his own game. A recent end of month post: "Not that I care about total return, but my public Dividend Growth Portfolio has re-caught SPY -- which is categorized as a "growth" portfolio -- after falling way behind during the Cathie Woods era. Start date: June 1, 2008 DGP total return: 260% SPY total return: 256% Both TR numbers are with dividends reinvested. Source = ETF Replay. The DGP is currently yielding 3.4%, SPY is yielding 1.6%. Source = multpl.com. DGP's yield on cost = 12.1%. Dave" I note my YOC is 12.92%. I know on the face of it that I can't currently outgrow him, even though some of my stocks have great increases yearly. I also have a lot of money invested in stocks that pay nothing. ADBE AMZN CRWD ENPH EPAM FTNT ISRG PANW PENN RIVN TSLA VMW ZS. Roughly $305,000. Still working on selling high yields for growth stocks. ABR FLNG NRZ SFL left in that department. Together they are paying $1268. Selling them would drop my YOC to 12.21%, still ahead of the godfather. Thinking if I can stay ahead of the S&P on this downturn, I'll be in great shape when the market decides to turn. Of course that could be weeks, months, or years.

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