2024-06-06 18:00:00 ET
Summary
- Building a dividend income-oriented investment portfolio requires carefully selecting each of its components. Doing so ensures a reduced risk level, thereby elevating the likelihood of positive investment outcomes.
- It's important that each component does not account for a disproportionally high percentage of the overall portfolio, allowing you to invest with a reduced company-specific and sector-specific concentration risk.
- In this article, I will demonstrate how you could allocate the amount of $100,000 among 2 ETFs and 5 companies with attractive risk-reward profiles.
Investment Thesis
The selection of ETFs and individual companies and the strategic allocation of your dividend portfolio is what will most determine the long-term success of your investment portfolio.
To achieve successful investment results over the long term, several components are important when constructing dividend income-oriented investment portfolios....
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How To Build $100,000 Dividend Portfolio With 2 ETFs And 5 Individual Picks