Reviewing My Entire $353,196 Dividend Portfolio

This is my dividend growth stock portfolio. $353,196. That's the highest number I've reported so far in my monthly portfolio updates, and the value of the account has grown by more than $104,000 over the past year. I've documented this exact account every single month on the channel, going all the way back to May

2020. At that time, it was worth $30,000, and my investing journey was just beginning. Now, that same account pays me 12.6 $1,000 in annual dividends. That's almost half the initial portfolio value I started with. Over the next year, it's projected to pay me $1,050 on average every month, and the real number is likely going to be higher than

that. In just over the past month, this account's value has risen by $24,243. So, I'm at the point now that in the span of a month, I can nearly gain the entire portfolio value that I started with. This is the compounding effect of long-term investing at work, and it's still just getting started. So, today

I'm going to go through every single position I own in my dividend growth stock portfolio, explain what my plan is with each, whether I'm considering buying more or just holding. I'll show you how I'm investing for my financial future to create a long-term investing strategy that reliably compounds. So, with that said, let's roll the intro and

get into this month's portfolio update.

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