The environment right now you shouldn't box yourself in with saying you're a dividend investor, a growth investor, a value investor.

You shouldn't categorize or imprison yourself in that label.

You should be the type of investor that adapts to any market.

26 of the last 23 bull markets have been run by technology companies.

So if you're a growth, if you're a dividend investor, you miss the bull market. If you're a growth, if you're a dividend investor, you miss the bull market.

If you're a value investor, you miss the bull market.

And the reason why is because you're looking for certain companies and you're not

acknowledging what the market is rewarding. So one of my things has always been

now I'm not going to lie because I started off learning from Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger I always put myself in the value and best the thing

But maybe like the last three years maybe since pandemic, I kind of like switched my ideology.

And it was, I want to buy great companies at discounts as well, 100%.

But I'm also going to take advantage of what the market is rewarding.

You know what I'm saying? And that's how the recession portfolio came about.

I want to take advantage of what the market rewarding too, and and I still want eat off that as well.

Now here's my thing too as well Jose which I think is phenomenal.

I do think you should have a dividend portfolio that's only for you buying dividends in because you

want to maybe find a way to have passive income from some great companies over

the long term. I'm not I'm not mad at that. I'm not mad at that. I'm not mad at that.

But for you to say primarily I'm a dividend investor I think you leave yourself

you exclude yourself from so much of the market returns.

I think you exclude yourself. And so once I saw this and then I did the

homework and I realized that 26 of the last 23, 23 the last 26 bull markets have been led by tech even if we go back to the

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