My Favorite High Yield Dividend Stocks Are On Massive Sale
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2022
- As the markets keep falling this year, what’s resulted is a lot of my favorite high yielding dividend stocks now offering even higher yields. Just as one example, a very pleasant sight for me was seeing W.P. Carey experience a really sizable drop recently. As someone looking to load up on more of WPC, I mentioned several months ago that I had been waiting for the price of this stock to go down because it had still be performing really well this year. I also thought is was overvalued when I went over their balance sheet, so when I saw the price drop about 15% in two weeks made me happy enough to pick up some more shares this week. As of the making of this video, this near dividend aristocrat now yields close to 6%.
Even more dramatic has been the drop of Realty Income, which over the last month has fallen about 20%. Despite it being my largest holding, it didn’t make me nervous to see this price drop. Because first off, I invest for dividends, not share price performance. If Realty Income was a stock I relied on for growth, like maybe a Tesla or Nvidia kind of company, then yeah I’d be really concerned. But because I invest for dividend income, seeing dramatic share price falls like what just happen doesn’t concern me one bit. Secondly, Realty Income’s been providing evidence that the monthly dividend it pays isn’t anywhere close to being cut. Their stock’s a dividend aristocrat and hasn’t cut it since being publicly listed back in 1994 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Well said. It is simple rule, but so hard to follow.
I'm loving the sale for realty income and main street. Plus the added bonus is when the price is lower the dividends give you more shares and speeds up the snowball.
True!
Have this at the back of your mind. there are good days and there are bad days it’s a zero sum game,
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Thx for the review on PFLT! Been looking at your old vids to try to find more info on the company which I know exists but you have so many damn vids ! Great channel thx again
can you do a top 10 stocks in your portfolio?
I’d vote for that
I got some PMT @ 15.85%. Shares are 11.64 now.
@@jogevara3981 PMT has negative earnings per share, -0.73.
Yea I had it since 2018 and decided to sell it this year.
Thanks for the article. I like and am long CSWC, I also like (and am long and reinvesting) LADR, TSLX, ARCC, GLAD, HTGC, TCPC, and TPVG, along with CGBD, and of course the ABR REIT. All continue to pay excellent dividends and have been beaten down (vs 52 week high/lows) and look to be at very attractive buy levels, imho.
$O Realty Income has been fantastic over the years if you're a dividend income investor. Solid & reliable. For the dividend income portion of my portfolio, I pair $O with JEPI & DIVO. I like this combo & I think they work well together.
Have you ever looked into fkiqx? Appears it has a long history of consistent monthly returns which is higher than the funds you mentioned.
WPC, O, ENB, BX. Buy when it's this cheap! I did again. Also MSFT
Nice video! I had no idea about those first two. I especially like pflt. I'll very likely add it to my portfolio! Thanks for this.
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A lot of these are new to me. Thanks my man, appreciate the heads up!
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Such a great wealth of information - thank you. I am retired and converting from stocks to dividend stocks.
Love PFLT. Thanks for highlighting!
Just got into this type of investing because of your channel, and not a better time to get into them. I guess sometimes a blind squirrel finds the nut or gets a break. LOL
GOOD has been doing pretty well for itself. I was happily cautious about MAINS bonus dividend but aside from that just another day XD
Great vid Allen.. owl rock and MPW are stocks that’s taken a hit but the dividend is solid..
Thanks for sharing! Would like to know more high yield stocks in different industries!
Excellent video 👏🏽 Thanks for sharing.
Thank you.... great video !!!
I own TPVG, ARCC and TRIN for BDC's and ABR that you mentioned at the end.
Just got into ARCC.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for giving me the lead on some great stocks to get!
Good video, keep up these great videos. Thanks.
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USOI announced their next dividend. It's about the same rate pre-reverse split.😎👍
Really risky to hold because a potential Credit Suiss default
do you plan to analyze european etf market?
Realty income by far is my best stock ever
I just started buying TriplePoint when they went to $10.
Just added TPVG to my portfolio. Seems pretty solid.
I've been nibbling on SAR, a nice BDC to consider
Thank you sir!
Thank You !!!!!! 👏
Thank you 👍🏻
good stuff 👏
Is there any way we could see your portfolio?
What about ConAgra foods? Seems recession proof as everybody has to keep eating to live. They are down less than 2% while the market is down 20% and their dividend is 4%.
at 0:45: "I don't mind price drops. I invest for dividends, not share price performance".
Dividend investing newbie, here, so pardon me if I am missing something big and (to most of you) obvious.
I've heard this several times -- i.e. "price drop OK, as long as dividends remain same", and "price drop OK, just means I can buy more shares cheaply".
I do not understand this. If the price drops, then the amount on which the dividend is paid drops too, correct? Or am I wrong? Does dividend somehow remain same even as share price drops?
I have the same question, did u find an answer?
@@ricosonic the dividends are paid per share, not %% of the price.
For example, AGNC was $14 when I bought it and now it’s $8.
I’m still getting the same $0.12/share
Can you do RITM and HRZN please. Thanks I believe they are both great dividends stock
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Great video!👍 Have been tracking MPW (Medical Properzies Trust) closely, stock price hase fallen over 40% this year, DY has risen. Research has left me with mixed feelings (problems with rent collection, major renter in trouble, ...), , what's your opinion and outlook about this company?
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Two main types of dividend/distribution stock assets. Those where the dividend is on a per share basis and thus the dividend goes up while the asset drops and those where dividend is close to a flat percent per share. Neither are great in a long-term bear market. Per share dividend assets are likely to drop their dividend and the flat percent per share dividend drops as price drops, providing less dividend payouts. The Achilles heal of dividend stocks is a long-term bear market. If in this O stock I would sell January 2024 50 covered calls against my positions. If someone calls it away you still capture $300/100 shares.
I have 700 bucks bro im thinking it might jump down again should I wait?
I haven't ever liked RC. I own PFLT and I have considered TPVG.
I was happy to add 5 more WPC and 80 more RC before their ex-div dates last week (and just before bugging out ahead of Ian). I've had both since 2020. I picked up a few more NEWT, too. Seems you did a video on NEWT, but I sure can't find it. Did you? Thanks!
Dont hit him up
He did a video on NEWT a long time ago, like around the start of the channel, but it's either been privated or deleted. I'm not sure exactly why, but my guess is that maybe he doesn't agree with what he originally said in the video. I don't really remember the video at all, but I wouldn't be surprised if it has something to do with NEWT's poor performance recently.
@@joe4575 It would be cool if now and then he'd reply to comments. Thanks.
Please help me understand, I personally in favor of a dividend ETF that pays monthly over these mentioned stocks which pays quarterly. Purely from standpoint of growth/compounding. Can anyone comment or expand why I would want to diversify here? Thanks
Can you make video of minimum and maximum returns per month for every 100k?
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When I look at the payout ratios of WPC and O, and REITS in general they are often over 100%, isn't that a little dangerous for their yields, or is this something specific to REITs where it doesn't matter? Meanwhile BDCs like MAIN or ARCC is under 100% when they have a similar structure to REITs iirc. Thanks in advance if anyone can give me the answer!
You are looking at the wrong payout formula. Should be looking at dividends / FFO
REITS are different. Plenty of explanations on TH-cam.
REITs are required by law to payout 90% of their profits in order to retain special tax treatment which is a top priority due to the sheer amount of real estate that is owned
@@teemomain8268 so are BDCs?
@@deeptoot1453 Essentially yes. I was just trying to give the commenter a short answer concerning REITs high payouts.
Best 5 dividends stocks for this recession?
Where my QYLD fans at?
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Counting their losses
T is on huge discount
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I'm 69 and still rebuilding my finances after the 2008 crash( lost everything) your podcast is exactly the help I need to live with dignity again.Thanks
Market up or down does not concern me since I make a $1078 a month in dividend.
GOGL WHAT TYPE OF STOCK IS THAT ?
can you put on the list of companies you're talking about in the description?
$1,000 buys you 3 shares? What market are you using? Mine lists O at 457.82 a share.
Couldn't find much information about GIPR.
Anybody else looking?
O is 25% of my portfolio... that's gonna go up Monday.
25% seems high, no matter how good the company is
@@thepickyinvestors agreed, that's why I'm currently only reinvesting dividends into O and putting capital elsewhere
@@josephstover4736 how's it going up Monday then 😅
@@OwenR1337 lol
@@OwenR1337 reinvesting this past months dividend back into O
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Wondering how $1,000 can only buy 3 shares of O at $58 per share? Should it not be about 17 shares?
He was saying 3 EXTRA shares
Thanks for the insight. Dividend stocks are such a powerful tool for building wealth that leads to early retirement! I just posted a video about 7 solid stocks that consistently pay out dividends to shareholders.
I'm still waiting for the real estate / mortgage fall out to bottom out. Not even close to bottom yet.
Assuming that 2023 will present a recession, how do you feel about the dividends of these stocks?
my entire poorfolio is in the red except for oil stocks
Yea, now its a real crash, hitting my bread and butter “safe” dividend stocks. I’ve been buying the dip, but now they all look like falling knives.
You said, if someone put a 1,000 dollars in Realty Income today, they would only get 3 shares. Let's take this math class...
17 shares × $60.00 dollars (share price today)= $1,020.00.
3 shares × $60.00 dollars (share price today) = $180.00.
Come on man.
He is talking about the implicit gain in share amount that you make by investing USD 1000 at current price levels of USD 60 vs. the previous USD 70 levels. With USD 70 one could only afford 14 shares given the USD 1000 budged, currently however, as you pointed out, one can afford roughly 17 shares.
3 EXTRA shares...c'mon man!
@@redeemmi9151 The way he worded it made me to believe that what he was saying was off. Thanks for explaining.
Bull....MPW?
I am desperate for an analysis of mpw. I thought I had done my due diligence when I bought some at 20. Now trading 10 bucks.
MPW is getting obliterated. One of my biggest holdings. I put in another order at $9.99 today. Surprised it didn't fill.
@@hansschotterradler3772 I didn’t have any more money to try to buy more I blew it all buying at 17 then 14 then 11.50. Kind of makes me want to vomit.
I have already added to my MPW position. I am about to buy more, at this awesome price. I invest for cash flow so I like it when price drops, as long as it’s only market indifference. I have read many bull thesis and few bear thesis. Bull usually has a different take, and I’m just wondering if I’m missing info on a bad holding
@@michaelt2974
I picked up 95 more on Monday. If you can’t buy more, at least hold. Don’t panic sell. That’s what the rest of the market is doing. All stocks are taking a hit. Take a step back and collect dividends, and picture your holdings in 5 years.
like to snowball,loose my ssi,not able to pay drip rent.
720p only? What is this 2005? Lol
I really do not think TPVG is a good idea at all. If you look at the debt levels over the last few years it has sky rocketed. Going into these high interest rates it would be a very risky position even with the dividend.
Even with RC, 488% debt to equity would not even think about it.
Sorry
Yet the biggest discount is not there yet
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Why not invest for both share price and dividend growth rather than high yielding companies that have very low prospects for growth and stagnant or even a decline in dividends for the years to come?
at 1:20 you say that a $1000 investment in Realty Income will buy you almost 3 shares. Shares are trading at $58, I don't get the math here.
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Get a better mic money boi
Just trade bitcoin Man U don’t get It
It's tough to justify buying a 5% dividend stock when 2 year treasuries are 4+% with absolutely no risk... as the Fed continues to increase interest rates... a 5% dividend doesn't get it for me.
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Yes but dividend growth stocks give you a raise each and every year, "Yield on cost". Not to mention, you get an increase in the share price when the market returns to green.
Pretty woke video
This is just a compilation of stock video of people screwing around on smart phones. Realty dividend stocks? There's a significant growing segment of empty commercial buildings and it will increase with a macro economic slowdown. This is not unique or even well researched or informative
Or you could buy s&p500 that lost 25% since its ATH and that has been growing on average 16% per year since 1871. Investing is not about opening a screener and sorting the stocks by decreasing dividend yield. You can't ignore the fact that for example, Ready capital corporation has lost 50% since its listing in 2013 even though the stock is yielding 16% in dividends every year. With capital depreciation, inflation and discounting with the risk free rate, you're not gaining much more than a good stock that yields 3% but grows steadily. And for Realty income corporation, the company pays more dividends than they had benefits in the last year. That's not a sustainable investment.
Indeed. Most of these high dividend payers are yield traps. Continuous decline of principal is the order of the day. Those who are members of the dividend investing religion say they don't care about a declining stock price because it allows them to reinvest at even lower prices, but dividends do indeed get cut or even eliminated during market downturns, and companies go bankrupt all the time. I wouldn't consider investing in anything other than an index because the components thereof constantly shift, only retaining the winners, and therefore you can be assured that it will eventually recover. Not so with individual underlyings, particularly those paying out unsustainable dividends. In this kind of market it's best to stick to selling premium on short-term options contracts and to not take ownership of anything at all.
These companies you mention in the video pay higher dividends for a reason. I won't be buying any of these dangerous stocks.
- You pay 30% dividend tax in USA.
That's what you don't say!!! Why?
Second, you pick only high- dividend stocks that pay monthly or quarterly dividend? WHY?
What's wrong with others?
Depends on your tax bracket and if you trade in a taxable account. I personally pay 0%.
If you own the stock longer than 60 days I believe you pay much less on taxes.
Put it in an IRA or 401k and pay nothing.
What is the dividend tax rate? The tax rate on qualified dividends is 0%, 15% or 20%, depending on your taxable income and filing status. REITS and BDCs are not qualified so should be in retirement accounts.
I get the tax back when I file my taxes. So it doesn't apply to everyone.
Not available on my broker 🥲 which broker do you have ?