Kate Campbell

Yeah, but these are on quite large balances that you're talking about.

So even the professionals use ETFs.

I think that gives us a little rundown on what dividend stocks are and why people choose to add them to their portfolios.

So maybe if we share your picks and then maybe some resources where people can actually find this information for themselves as well.

It's interesting here the word diversification comes up again because we talk about having a diversified portfolio, but you're also picking a company that's diversified within itself.

I don't think anything we're mentioning today you would have as your entire portfolio.

I think that context is important.

Yeah, we did an ETF deep.

A lick deep dive into it.

I'm sorry.

We'll each get a guess.

CSL?

You already said CSL, so you're probably not going to.

With all the Amazims and the Aldi Mobile and the Circles.

I feel like the interesting question is that discussion, if you're getting a good dividend, but your stock price is falling, the money you've invested will fall in value, but you still might be getting a good dividend.

Because as far as I know, the Telstra share price over the last- We don't have this in front of us, by the way.

10 years.

I'm sure it has many other customers.

Just white-labeled.

Yeah, you just don't want to be enticed in with a good dividend to a dying company.