At the same time, I keep a separate growth portfolio targeting sectors like technology and AI, where structural trends continue to drive earnings expansion. This helps balance the slower but steadier returns from dividend stocks, giving me exposure to both stability and long-term upside.
Rather than rotating fully into one side, I stay flexible — adding selectively during market pullbacks. If bank valuations dip further, I’ll top up for yield; and if growth names correct, I’ll accumulate for capital appreciation. This dual approach lets me capture both income stability and future growth potential.
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