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When it comes to investing in stocks, I believe that intelligent investing implies investing for specific objectives or needs. Every investor is unique, and therefore, possesses unique goals, objectives, and risk tolerances. Therefore, each investor’s portfolio should reflect those attributes to empower them to stay the course.

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Certain investors may be most concerned with growth. Others with safety. And of course, many retired investors – since they no longer work – are looking for income that can keep up with and preferably exceed inflation. In recent times, fighting inflation has become paramount just to survive. As a result, it all boils down to designing a portfolio with objectives that make sense for each unique investor. In this video, I provide a condensed demonstration of how to blend dividend growth stocks together in such a way as to accomplish a specific income need. Additionally, I discuss how to deal with evaluating performance, and risk.

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