Joseph Carlson Show

M1 finance is a newer investing platform with fractional shares and favors dividends. I give an update on a portfolio that has used it for over a year. This portfolio follows a dividend investing strategy that is a variation of dividend growth investing. I will be continually updating this channel with videos that track this portfolio through the future market conditions.

The art board is back! In this video I give a an update on the dividend growth portfolio. I show February's Performance. And go over what I believe is the most attainable way of building wealth.

In this episode I give a portfolio update. Confront a common dividend misconception. And answer questions from user comments on the previous video.

In this episode I go over portfolio performance, why I don't buy gaming stocks, and give my take on current news items.

This week I highlight what I think are the three biggest reasons new investors lose money in the stock market. I also do a quick portfolio overview, check the news, and answer questions and hate mail.

In this episode I give an update of this week's performance. Talk about recent news, Martin Shkreli and Elizabeth Holmes, and answer some of your questions from previous videos. As always thanks for tuning in and for sharing this content with others.

In this episode I give an update on my portfolio performance. I take a look at Elizabeth Warrens blog post on breaking up big tech. I talk about Boeing's struggles. And I answer some of your questions.

In this episode I explain why I choose dividend growth investing over other popular forms of investing. I also comment on the current feud between Spotify and Apple.

In this episode I catch up with you for the week with a performance summary. Respond to some questions with advice on where I started my research into investing. Give a short update on the Spotify vs Apple news. And I answer some questions from the previous week.

There's no doubt you have been hearing about a yield curve inversion. I talk about that, as well as the two other big indicators of a recession. In the second half I talk about how disappointed I am in Boeing on multiple fronts. From the way they have designed their new "safety" features, to the way they have handled this crisis, to the way they are selling their product.

In this episode I give a quarterly performance update comparing my portfolio to the S&P 500. I address common mistakes in comparing performance to a benchmark. I give a brief update on Boeing, talk about the new Apple Card and how it builds upon Apple's larger strategy, and answer some questions.

In this episode I illustrate the story of how I was able to gain a 300k net worth before the age of 28. No windfalls or inhairantecs, no hitting it big with a startup company or getting lucky with bitcoin. The biggest contributors is avoiding debt, having savings, and taking advantage of small opportunities when they present themselves.

In this episode I review what I think are the best consumer dividend companies today. I take a look at dividends paid in May. And give an update on Boeing, Apple, and Spotify.

In this episode we take a look at each real estate holding. I respond to Disney's streaming service Disney+, and Uber's IPO, as well as answer some questions about the previous Dave Ramsey Video.

In this half hour caffeine binge rant. I talk about waking up to being $500 in the red for the day. I talk about the "retail apocalypse" and the mentality of a dividend growth investor. I also talk about the news, some Boeing and Netflix as well as answer your questions from the previous video.

In this episode I review my financial holdings, talk about dividend ETF's, go through the M1 finance AMA, read some news on Venmo, and answer some questions.

In this episode I go over the 3 ways to increase dividend income. I talk about Teslas "autonomy day". Give an update on Boeing's damage control and Netflix's attempt to fend off competitors.

In this episode I give a breakdown of each of my industrial holdings, what my opinion on them is currently and how I feel about their future.

In this episode I talk about what I think is the most difficult and discouraging part about dividend investing. I talk about changes in my portfolio with Disney and UPS. I talk about my thoughts on a REIT cutting it's dividend. I give an update on Boeing with the CEO talking to investors. I keep up with the latest drama with Elizabeth Holmes as she goes to first court appearance. And I share my thoughts on Kevin Hart talking with Joe Rogan.

It's time for the monthly update on income this portfolio is producing. The total dividends paid for April is in. I answer a variety of different questions from emails and comments around investing strategies, brokerages, increasing day job income, and a variety of different ones. I also comment on Charlie Munger's reaction to the Boeing incident and a Podcast by ABC about Elizabeth Holmes.

AT&T and Verizon are two of the biggest Telecom companies in the world and both pay substantial dividends. I review both of these holdings and give my take about them as an investment. I also comment on the Berkshire and Occidental acquisition of Anadarko and why I think this situation playing out clearly debunks one of the most pervasive myths about dividends. I also explain why the trump tariffs, in my opinion, are no reason to fret about the market.

In this episode I talk about the most important thing in investing. We give an update on the Trump tariffs. Boeing released a software fix for their 737 Max planes. 3M continues to get crushed and their company stock is downgraded by JP Morgan analysts. And I answer a few questions from viewers.

In this episode, I give a quick portfolio update. I talk about different portfolios for people with different personalities and different amounts of money. I made one starter portfolio for people that want to pick individual stocks and one for people who would rather not pick individual stocks. I answer viewers questions and talk about starting investing later in life. And I give my opinion on the ending of game of thrones and how I personally would have wrote the ending.

In this episode the story is told of going through the recession with three different portfolio allocations. One with the majority of bonds, one with a 60/40 stock bond mix. And one that is pure equities. These three different stories may explain why the average investor only made 1.9%/yr over the past 20 years. I talk about the Huawei ban and explore the ways this company has exploded to be the global leader in 5g technology. And I answer some questions and respond to some criticisms.

In this video we look at how weeks like this week can help us realize our risk tolerance. I go through emails and answer some users questions.

In this episode I give a monthly portfolio update, I take a look at Costco and some of the characteristics of its business that sets it apart from others, and I talk about the charity lunch with Warren Buffett.

In this episode I give a quick portfolio update. I tell a story about gambling on my cruise and we take a more in depth look at what really separates investing from gambling. We also take a look at the UTX raytheon merger and I give my opinion on reverse mortgages.

In this episode I reveal my Roth IRA. We talk about retirement accounts in general and what to watch out for with 401k accounts. I talk about news with Beyond Meat, Boeing, and Elizabeth Holmes. And I answer some viewers questions.

On today's show, Abbvie is purchasing Allergan. Boeing is attempting to recover and move forward from two plane crashes. Bernie Sanders is proposing a student debt relief plan that would be funded through a tax on stock trades. We explore these three subjects.

On today's show, I explain the reasons I chose dividend growth investing and a focus on income over other popular styles of investing like growth or value. I also spend about half the time answering viewers questions.

On today's show I respond to critics of dividend growth investing and critics in general.

Today's episode I give an update on the dividend portfolio. We look at the pros and cons of low interest rates. I give an update on Boeing and the fallout that has occurred, and I answer some of your questions.

In this episode we explore three questions. What happens to dividend income during recessions? How close are we to a recession? What sectors do well during a recession?

In this episode we explore headline investing, give an update on monthly income and portfolio performance, and respond to viewers questions?

In this episode I give a portfolio update I talk about the two biggest indicators of a recession. We discuss the new accusations against GE and I answer a lot of viewers questions.

In this episode I give an update on this weeks elevation in the trade war. We take a look at Disney's new original Star Wars Disney+ series. I share some of the content I have watched this week. And we take a look at a few of the viewers questions.

In this episode we take a look at M1 Spend. Costco expands to china with overwhelming response. Phillip Morris and Altria are in talks to merge. And of course we answer comments and questions.

In this episode we examine some of the biggest traps in dividend investing and how to avoid them. I also answer questions on budgeting, youtube, and other subjects.

In this episode I talk about how I make money. We discuss Michael Burry saying index funds are a bubble, the fed raising interest rates, and answer community questions.

In this episode we take a look at the "outbreak" of vaping illnesses, the Apple Event and Apple TV+, and AT&T's new situation with an activist investor.

In this episode we examine the dividend irrelevance theory and the many assumptions it relies on that do not exist in real markets.

In this episode we examine the importance of multiple income streams. We take a look at the Federal Rate being lowered, the Repo Market, and an ex-facebook employee lambasting the company. We also of course answer your questions and comments.

In this episode we review companies I plan on selling. We talk about WeWork and their botched IPO. And we answer some community questions.

In this episode we look at the companies I ended up selling. We talk about the leaked audio from Facebook meetings. We discuss major brokerages going free. And I respond to community questions on automation.

In this episode we talk about the three different groups of people (poor, "rich", wealthy) use their money. We talk about how politics may be damaging to your health, Robinhood cash management, and Blizzard is between a rock and a hard place.

The Fed's balance sheet is exploding, but it's "not QE". Steve Eisman (Steve Carell on the Big Short) tells about the biggest problems in the market. And I go through the best method of buying dividend stocks in a dip.

WeWork, the "tech" company is bailed out by SoftBank. Boeing has explosive internal conversations released. And JNJ can't catch a break.

Blizzcon 2019 is starting. Companies deal with balancing ideals and profits. And I answer questions on dealing with debt while investing.

Boeing CEO faces an angry congress. AT&T releases new streaming service. And I talk about getting to $65,000 portfolio value.

Robinhood users make the news after exploiting an issue to use "infinite leverage". Boeing Chairman Dave Calhoun is interviewed about the 737 Max. And I talk about why I don't wait until a recession to start investing.

I respond to someones email stating that I will be a seller during the next down turn. Disney's streaming service already has 10 million subscribers. And we take a look at your biggest questions of the week.

Reed Hastings, CEO of Netflix is asked about Disney+. We look at the effects of financial literacy and income/net worth. And I'm asked about how to raise kids that are interested in finance.

We take a look at Tesla's new truck, and how it unavailing was not so "botched".

Why you should focus on dividends over capital gains. Plus we get to look at the trade war, peoples opinions on the Tesla CyberTruck looks, and I answer lots of questions.

AT&T is one of the biggest and oldest dividend paying stocks in the world. We take a look at how it's been mismanaged over the past 10 years and where it stands now. Peloton loses over 10% value in a single day due to a 30 second commercial, and I answer questions from viewers.

A look back on two years of dividend investing and if i'm accomplishing my goals. President Trump makes a stage 1 deal with China. Aramco Oil stock goes up 10%. And Robinhood announces fractional shares.

Ray Dalio, Jeffrey Gundlach, Warren Buffett, and Howard Marks all have something in common. They have strong opinion on market predictions. We're going to take a look at their thoughts on the subject and answer the question: Is listening to future economic predictions beneficial to investors?

In this episode we take a look at Warren Buffett's growing cash pile, the stock market hitting all-time highs, and the CEO of Boeing being fired. I also rant about starting to invest.