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Rose's Income Garden (RIG) portfolio delivered a 12.97% value increase in 2025, matching the DOW and driven by dividend income with a 6.29% forward yield. Eight holdings, including AVGO, MSFT, V, MCD, LMT, XOM, SPG, and DFP, announced dividend raises ranging from 3.8% to 13.6%. Several core holdings like MSFT, XOM, and LMT are considered quality stocks to accumulate on dips, though many trade n...

But while high-flying stocks like Palantir NASDAQ: PLTR generated earnings per share (EPS) growth of approximately 129% over the past year, tech's volatility makes forward-looking growth less predictable.

I increased my forward projected dividend income by $86.77 (1.4%) in December, reaching $6,289.66. My portfolio strategy blends high-growth names like Broadcom (AVGO), Microsoft, and Visa with high-yielders such as SPYI and MPLX. Dividend reinvestments and increases, especially from AVGO and EPRT, drove nearly 83% of new forward income this month.

These companies lead their respective industries and have proven competitive advantages. Sustained success allows them to pay and increase their dividends.

There are nine current $1 trillion club members and three companies that are within $120 billion of the milestone. Visa, Oracle, ExxonMobil, and Netflix could produce big gains over the next five years.

The stock market's major indexes delivered, once again, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite all climbing to record highs in 2025. Regardless of whether the bull market continues or a bear market takes shape, 10 sensational businesses are ideally positioned to make investors money.

Visa and ExxonMobil are highly efficient businesses that return capital to shareholders through buybacks and dividends. Oracle is a high-risk, high-potential-reward bet on increased demand for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure.

Amazon is a great way for investors to gain exposure to cloud computing and benefit from a recovery in consumer spending. Netflix can afford to take a risk on Warner Bros.