PG
Procter & Gamble Company
stock NYSE

I’m guessing the long term average P/E included the Covid jump? You should take that out.
It’s probably both undervalued as a business but fairly valued on the stock market.
Sure, with the dividend at some point you could beat the market. So it’s probably fine. Better the PG or a similar stock? I don’t know.

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As long as you buy Physical Gold from a trusted dealer, the priority is to get the PG sooner rather than later

**Taxable (International Focus)**
* Income core: **$IWMI, $MLPI, $UTF, $IDVO, $NIHI**
* Satellite Core\*: **$WU, $SBS, $KEP, $TKS, $OMAB, $CIG, $BCE**
**Tax-Advantaged (US Focus)**
* Growth Core: **$VXF**
* Income: **$IWMI, $DIVO**
* Satellites: **$EES, $VBK, $VIS**
* I did own **$REMX & $AIRR** but I wanted less exposure to cyclical sectors/commodities; I'm sure they'll skyrocket now that I'm out
* Individual Satellites\*: **$PG, $CAPS**
\*Not ETFs, obviously

Hey keep it PG 13

I am a retired lawyer from a small firm. Some years we did quite well; other years it was a struggle, but I always tried to contribute as much as possible to the retirement accounts. I’ve been investing since age 12 and boy did I learn a lot the hard way. I’m also blessed that my wife had a good paying job as a systems analyst. About 18 years ago I went to all dividends. That was the best investing decision I ever made. I know they say at my age I should be like 60% in bonds but I never liked bonds. I think I’m way ahead from where I would be if I had done that. I have over $1.3 million in unrealized gains; it would be hard to do that with bonds. Even a 20% or 30% pullback in the stock market wouldn’t affect my income much because I’m well diversified. Even a few dividend suspensions or cuts would only have a minor impact. In case you’re interested my top 10 positions: O, PBA, ENB, PG, JNJ, AEP, ETR, ES, WPC and ABBV. Fairly conservative I think. Good luck and keep your eye on the prize. Nothing beats a comfortable retirement. There is a lot of truth to the old saw that it’s not market timing that’s important, it’s time in the market. I’ve owned some shares of JNJ for over 50 years. (It’s one you should own BTW.)

20k per month is $240k per year. You said post tax, so pre tax that is $342k, assuming you have no state or local income tax. Assuming you are getting 3% dividend on the stock yield, that requires $11.4m in stock ownership if you bought at one moment on the day you wanted to go in on your dividend investment. PG is paying 3.01% right now, so let’s go with proctor and gamble as the stock you will buy. That is 79,096 shares.
FDDV pays in that 3% area and it is a fund. You would need 208k, and change, of Fddv. funds tend to be a better investment.
Is this a real post or just somebody playing games.

These are my biggest positions right now: SCHD, VTI, VIG, MSFT, ABBV, VNQ, and JNJ. I also own WM, PG, KO, along with a few other smaller positions.
What do you think? Anything you'd change?