DRIP: Four Streams. One Goal—Cash Flow.

In the Army, acronyms kept us sharp. In finance, ours is DRIP—a simple, disciplined way to put every dollar to work.

D — Dividends
Own cash-generative businesses. Today our income sleeve tilts to Brazil energy (oil & gas) for robust yields. Illustration: a $50,000 allocation could target about $7,000 in 2025 income (~14%)— real illustration.

Dividend Income Stock

R — Rent
Back assets that collect rent—from real property to equipment or storage platforms that distribute monthly cash flow.

I — Interest
Get paid to lend—bonds, T-bills, and hard-money lending—with attention to collateral, duration, and liquidity.

Covered Call Option - (Premium Income)

P — Premium
When we hold stocks, we may sell covered calls—earning option premium and any price gain up to the strike. (Dividends may still apply; assignment risk exists.)

Why DRIP works
It’s clear, repeatable, and diversified across income types—so cash flow compounds and progress is visible.

Sincerely,

Alejos Capital Group

Disclosures: Figures are examples, not guarantees. Income, yields, and taxes vary by market and asset. Options involve risk (including assignment). Foreign and energy exposures add currency, political, and commodity risks. This is educational, not investment advice.