So @CJ_Johnson17th tweeted that his annual dividend income is now $102,345.48
So I wanted to show a hypothetical growth of this for the next 20 years if he added NO MORE MONEY, just DRIP
I will have to assume some values, but let’s get it
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So I wanted to show a hypothetical growth of this for the next 20 years if he added NO MORE MONEY, just DRIP

I will have to assume some values, but let’s get it

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First off, here is his tweet he made today showing proof https://twitter.com/cj_johnson17th/status/1298672418798489603
Here are my assumptions before I show the calculations
3% dividend yield
$3,411,516 account value (found this by taking dividend income divided by 3% yield)
4% portfolio growth per year
$0 in contributions, only DRIP
2020 = Year 1
3% dividend yield
$3,411,516 account value (found this by taking dividend income divided by 3% yield)
4% portfolio growth per year
$0 in contributions, only DRIP

2020 = Year 1
Year 1: $3,411,516.00
$102,345.48 in dividends
Year 2: $3,654,415.94
$109,632.48 in dividends
Year 3: $3,914,610.35
$117,438.31 in dividends
Year 4: $4,193,330.61
$125,799.92 in dividends
Year 5: $4,491,895.75
$134,756.87 in dividends

Year 2: $3,654,415.94

Year 3: $3,914,610.35

Year 4: $4,193,330.61

Year 5: $4,491,895.75

Year 6: $4,811,718.73
$144,351.56 in dividends
Year 7: $5,154,313.10
$154,629.39 in dividends
Year 8: $5,521,300.19
$165,639.01 in dividends
Year 9: $5,914,416.77
$177,432.50 in dividends
Year 10: $6,332,523.24
$190,065.70 in dividends

Year 7: $5,154,313.10

Year 8: $5,521,300.19

Year 9: $5,914,416.77

Year 10: $6,332,523.24

Year 11: $6,786,612.50
$203,598.37 in dividends
Year 12: $7,269,819.31
$218,094.58 in dividends
Year 13: $7,787,430.44
$233,622.91 in dividends
Year 14: $8,341,895.49
$250,256.86 in dividends
Year 15: $8,935,838.45
$268,075.15 in dividends

Year 12: $7,269,819.31

Year 13: $7,787,430.44

Year 14: $8,341,895.49

Year 15: $8,935,838.45

Year 16: $9,572,070.15
$287,162.10 in dividends
Year 17: $10,253,601.54
$307,608.05 in dividends
Year 18: $10,983,657.97
$329,509.74 in dividends
Year 19: $11,756,694.42
$352,970.83 in dividends
Year 20: $12,603,411.86
$378,102.36 in dividends

Year 17: $10,253,601.54

Year 18: $10,983,657.97

Year 19: $11,756,694.42

Year 20: $12,603,411.86

Crazy, right?
Remember, this is with NO added contributions other than DRIP
If @CJ_Johnson17th does this for 10 more years, then at year 30 the balance and dividends may look like
Year 30: $25,072,276.50
$752,168.29 in dividends
Remember, this is with NO added contributions other than DRIP

If @CJ_Johnson17th does this for 10 more years, then at year 30 the balance and dividends may look like
Year 30: $25,072,276.50

Remember, all of these numbers are assumed except for his current dividend income
Also, this is all hypothetical growth
Also, I am sure @CJ_Johnson17th will continue to BUY INCOME, so this number may be even bigger
*not investing advice
Also, this is all hypothetical growth
Also, I am sure @CJ_Johnson17th will continue to BUY INCOME, so this number may be even bigger

*not investing advice
I hope you enjoyed this thread and I was able to help visualize the POWER of time and compounding
This thread should be motivation for you to keep buying income, so you can become financially free!
Thanks for reading
@DecadeInvestor

This thread should be motivation for you to keep buying income, so you can become financially free!
Thanks for reading

@DecadeInvestor