17 Dividend Stocks for High Retirement Income: Part 1 | FAST Graphs
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- Last week I posted the video “10 Dividend Growth Stocks To Beat The Market”
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In that video I was primarily focused on investing in faster growing attractively valued dividend growth stocks for high total return and potential market beating returns. However, in the spirit of “it is a market of stocks not a stock market”, not all dividend paying stocks are the same.
Therefore, I offer this series of 2 videos, part 1 and part 2, focusing on attractively valued dividend growth stocks offering high current yields. With this class of dividend paying stock, the primary focus is on achieving a high level of current income. However, as I explained in the video, if you get valuation right you can still generate solid total returns even when investing for high-yield. I will show several examples in this video series.
South Jersey (SJI), OGE Energy (OGE), Omega Healthcare (OHI), National Health (NHI), Medical Properties (MPW), Iron Mountain (IRM), International Business Machine (IBM), Unum Group (UNM), Prudential Financial (PRU)
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One of the few on TH-cam worth watching for stock/financial advice and information. Everyone else is a joke!
I’ve learned so much from you Mr. Chuck
My man back at it again with another video
I trust somebody with decades of experience over the you tube 20 somethings that started in April 2020. Thanks for your channel!
I know there are a couple of canadian youtubers pushing stocks that are like 22 years old,
Amen!!!!I've been investing since 1995 some of the young TH-camrs were still pooping in their pants.🙊🙉
@@pearlperlitavenegas2023 exactly. It is easy to start from a bottom and have a good year.
@@petperthecommenter3364 and anyone can have a channel.
I like watching all ages but Chuck has great content. I've made good money at looking at undervalued companies he features. It's always up to me to look further into the companies and analyze fundamentals.
Superb!
Very good video
This is an absolutely amazing analysis. I'm so glad to have stumbled upon this channel.
Your videos are better than GOLD since gold doesn’t give dividends. Patiently waiting for chapter two! 👍
Gold mining does pay dividend buy DRD
Or Newmont, or Royalty cos.
GOLD pays a dividend. Barrick gold mining stock
chuck, love your video but where are your gorgeous headphones ? :))
LOL you're killing me, I don't like wearing those headphones. There are too many people talking in my head when I do, and they are all me.
Best. Rational. Content. Thanks Chuck.
Just stumbled on this channel. Oh my. Good stuff! Best part might be, no commercials! Thanks Chuck!
Great video. I have most of these. I don't have IBM.
Thanks as always Chuck!!
You are very welcome
Great video Chuck
Can you look at Fidelity National FNF
It’s a leader in title insurance & transactional services to the real estate and mortgage industries.
7.4 PE ratio
13.5% earnings yield
3.7% dividend yield
14.3% earnings growth
I think it’s very undervalued
Very nice video great stocks. I am a beginner investor and I have a question if you can kindly answer. How can I find out if a stock's CAGR is above 7 to 10%. Like even if the Yield is low but the growth is high. I want to hold such stocks in my accumulation year vs retirement/spending years.
zoh ahs: FAST Graphs provide those calculations for every timeframe drawn up to 20 years. Premium subscribers can also search for CAGR for earnings, dividends, and cash flows . When we launch our new version you will be able to search for the growth rate of virtually all metrics
@@FASTgraphs this is cool looking forward to it.
Greetings from Denmark. I only invest in stable dividend paying stocks, and you are a great addition to the bundle of down-to-Earth serious analysts - Keep it up 👍
At 9:47: why would you get a 10% avg. Yield if you combine a 3% and 7% yield Stock?
1:1 you get 5% or am I missing something?
XxPimperX : Thanks for pointing that out. What I was trying to say, although very badly, was that 7% from one company +3% from the other was 10% divided by 2 would equal a 5% yield on average.
The point I was trying to make was that you can beef up the average portfolio yield by combining a 3% or with a 7% payer or other similar combinations.
Regards,
Chuck
@@FASTgraphs Hey got it. Nice Video as Always. So glad to have you :)
Thank you Chuck!!
Always enjoy your videos. I learn something new with every episode. If I may make just one small suggestion. Some of your recent vids are slightly out of focus. It's difficult to read the numbers even when I enlarge the screen. Thanks.
Daniel : thanks for the feedback we are looking into other recording software for that reason.
Hi Daniel, this is Polly from FAST Graphs - regarding "difficult to read the numbers" - under your "settings" (bottom right corner of the video) please make sure you have your "Quality" on "HD"
@@FASTgraphs Ah HA. Thank you.
Can you give an analysis on holding BTC inside the Blockfi at the 6% interest bearing acct. would you consider this like a monthly paying dividend?
Thank You!
What do you think of NLY stock? 🤔
Ad KKR
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Would this portfolio be great if your not retired and just want passive income?
Gracias por compartirlo desde Sevilla / España. Las que más me han gustado son la primera y la última :)
Good morning Sir. I just wanted to send Thanks from Poland.
Have you considered a night mode for fastgraph?
Great video! If you had just $50K to invest in five of the listed stocks...which would be your choices? I understand this is not financial advice. Interested in hearing from other viewers also. Blessings to all.
mikeapilot: It would depend on your investment goals, objectives, tolerance for risk etc. The stocks listed in this video series would primarily be for high current income. In my previous video “10 Dividend Growth Stocks to Beat The Market” I covered dividend growth stocks that were more oriented towards total return. Here is a link to that video: th-cam.com/video/Nx5dE1x6-hA/w-d-xo.html
The point is I believe it is disingenuous to recommend specific stocks to a person without understanding their situation completely.
With that said, that is why I try to produce videos that offer stocks that can meet different goals and objectives. By doing that, I let the individual investor pick and choose the stocks that they feel are appropriate to meet their needs.
Finally, and I apologize in advance for the shameless commercial, but your question is precisely why I built FAST Graphs as a tool to help individual investors research stocks deeper, faster, and easier so they can find companies that appeal to their specific situations. With the built-in calculator functions you can calculate potential future returns etc. and then pick and choose stocks that fit your situation and might also be capable of meeting your goals.
Chuck you skipped abbv in your list!! hat’s a gold mine right there! Great video! Thank you for the help
Rafael: That is tomorrows subscriber request video , plus other pharma.
Iron Mountain at 30X forward earnings? Awful....dividend cut ahoy!
Paul: REITs are not valued based on earnings, they are valued based on either funds from operations (FFO) were adjusted funds from operations (AFFO).. IRM trades at a very reasonable 15 times FFO and an even more reasonable 12 times AFFO.
@@FASTgraphs Love your show, but respectfully, Iron Mountain is one odd duck of an REIT. I remember when they did their changeover in 2014. With all the services Iron offers, you're thinking you're a real estate play? I wondered how they would get 75% of their action into real estate....well they did some maneuver with a Sub corporate structure😒. Forget this one my friend, IMHO they're bad news.
@@paulsommerhalder9049 Iron mountain is a data storage company & has been around since the 1950s I don't see them doing anything but growing.
Chuck
Chuck, I was intrigued by your listing of retirement stocks but also would also suggest several substitutions like ATGFF for SJI, AY for OGE, VICI & MRTI for OHI & NHI, MFC for PRU, SHLX for MMP, IMBBY for PM, and DTEGY for T. I prepared a spreadhsheet profiling your suggestions compared to my suggested substitutions across several metrics including valuation, price appreciation, sales, earnings, margins, and dividends,. I am willing to share with you for your thoughts, if interested, just provide your email and I will send to you. Thanks for your suggestions and insights!!
Please evaluate PRU Prudential
th-cam.com/video/KIMTQ4ZlF7o/w-d-xo.html
@@puppypuppy1448 thanks!