DivGro is now DivGro 2.0!

DivGro moved to another platform and is now DivGro 2.0!

Please enjoy complimentary access to all the content on DivGro 2.0 until I formally launch it! You can sign up for free and join more than 1,700 existing members!

Complimentary access includes my monthly newsletter and articles like
 How to Assess Dividend Quality and The Chowder Rule, and a live spreadsheet of my DivGro Portfolio.

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Thursday, October 8, 2026

August 2026 Newsletter

Welcome to the August edition of DivGro 2.0's monthly newsletter! 

Every month, I write a market recap and a summary of my DivGro portfolio as of the previous month's last day. I also summarize transactions that affected DivGro's projected annual dividend income [PADI].

DivGro contains 56 positions. Of these, 48 are dividend growth [DG] stocks, two are dividend-paying stocks, five are funds, and one is a growth stock. 

By convention, I label stocks with dividend increase streaks of at least 5 years as DG stocks.

In July, I reduced my holdings in one position. I also opened a position in a non-dividend-paying stock.
Four DivGro stocks announced dividend increases or paid higher dividends in July, while one Closed-End Fund [CEF] reduced its distribution.

As a result, DivGro's PADI increased to $56,554, meaning I can expect dividend income averaging $4,713 per month in perpetuity, assuming the status quo is maintained.

Please read my August 2026 Newsletter at DivGro 2.0!


More than 1,700 members have joined DivGro 2.0 since its soft launch in February 2023. I have decided to delay the formal launch of DivGro 2.0, so members can continue enjoying complimentary access to all DivGro 2.0 content, including my DivGro Portfolio. 

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