11 Highest Paying Dividend Stocks | Ultimate Dividend List
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- Do you know the 11 highest-paying dividend stocks in each sector of the market? These stocks pay dividend yields up to 16% and could protect your portfolio from a stock crash.
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After nearly a year without a correction, we’ve had three big selloffs since February with two just the past two months and 2023 looks like a dangerous one for investors. In fact, Morgan Stanley has set a 2023 target of just 4,400 for the S&P 500…that’s more than 5% lower than where the market is right now …so negative return on stocks for the entire year!
In this video, I’ll help you create that dividend stocks portfolio that will guarantee you have returns to book in 2023 no matter what prices do. We’ll create that dividend stocks list with the highest paying stock in each sector, giving you a diversified portfolio safe from a market crash . Stick around because I’ll also show you how to find more dividend stocks and how to analyze dividend-paying companies so you only invest in the best!
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We’ll start with the highest paying tech stock but I want to explain why I’m picking a dividend stock from each sector…why not just invest in the highest-paying dividend stocks period?
And the reason is to create a list of dividend stocks that protects your portfolio from a crash in any single sector. With this dividend portfolio, I want to give you a diversified list of stocks that will pay your bills regardless of which sector outperforms in 2023 .
Besides revealing those 11 highest paying dividend stocks in the market, I'll also show you two simple steps to analyze dividend stocks...how to find the best dividends and how to invest!
0:00 Highest Paying Dividend Stocks to Buy for 2023
1:09 Why Invest in Dividend Stocks in Each Sector
1:37 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Technology Stocks
6:15 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Communications Stocks
13:35 How to Find High Dividend Yield Stocks
14:40 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Real Estate Stocks
18:02 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Materials Stocks
22:51 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Industrials Stocks
26:48 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Utilities Stocks
31:46 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Healthcare Stocks
36:40 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Energy Stocks
41:40 How to Start a Dividends Stock List
42:52 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Financials Stocks
46:19 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Consumer Staples Stocks
49:21 Highest Paying Dividend Stock in Consumer Discretionary Stocks
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Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps.
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I buy stocks for different reasons. Some to hold onto forever. Others for a quick profit. Others for options tradin. Mostly though, I look for dividend income because that's my retirement goal paired with my rental properties.
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Hi Joseph thanks for the consistently great content. I have a question. I use your method of figuring out 5 year performance of dividend stocks using yahoo finance statistics and adjusted returns. As you have taught. Question: Does the adjusted close factor in if you had those dividends being reinvested via DRIP? if if it doesn't then your returns would be higher due to compounding... is this correct? Thanks again for all you do.
What a great video.
Thank you so much for taking the time to thoroughly explain these dividend stocks.
Priceless information.
Amazing video! Thanks for keeping your audience aware and open our minds to invest! Cheers from Toronto!
I manage a 3 mil. portfolio and am impressed with your work and presentation. Thanx.
Thanks for the information. I wish I was taught about the different types of stocks early in life. At 39, I think I still got time. And I will def teach my children who are old enough about this now. So they will get the headstart they need.
Please don't give up too quickly - you have lots of time to grow. And your kids will be blessed!
Amen. Thank you for answering my question I am well. Appreciate the concern and prayers. God bless you.
TWO & SCCO look good to add to my portfolio. I'm watching SCCO for a little better price. Thank you.
Your more frequent uploads have made this my go to channel for news with a splash of entertainment at the start.. Keep it up!!! A lot has changed and that's on everything but the truth is I don't even care much about bullish or bearish market anymore because Bryan Anderson got me covered as I am comfortably making 13.1B T C monthly...
I can bet He's the best in the market now…. Very reliable and his analysis are accurate.....
Joseph, are you selling your tech holdings as they decline to buy less volatile stocks or are you keeping your tech and investing new money in the less volatile stocks? Are you buying more tech as it goes down? Thank you again for your extremely valuable content and guidance!
Great question. I'm pretty well underinvested in tech so the stocks I do own are long-term holds. Still holding about 20-25% in cash along with 20% in other non-stock assets waiting for time to start putting it back to work in the market.
@@josephhogue I am definitely too heavily weighted in tech. I am trying to strategically move out of tech without earnings. I loved this video because it gives me a good action plan where to reposition the proceeds. Bought IBM today and looking for a financial stock with strong dividends. Kicking myself for liquidating my interest in Bank of Montreal and Bank of Nova Scotia. Will be buying AT&T….while holding my nose. Again, thank you!
Love this breakdown!
A barbell approach to the portfolio makes sense in this envrionment, and with yield being so attractive, I'd expect both consistent dividends and capital appreciation from the socks. Nice one Joe
I enjoy watching your videos. They are very educational. This is an area that never ends. Keep up the good work.
Great educational video Joe, I had a question, you mention all of these stocks with growth and dividend yield, wouldn't it be better to invest in an etf like voo ? Since it has most if not all of these stocks ?
Do we still get the dividends from those companies trough the etf?
Yes, although the total yield will be, generally, lower due to average.
Not all stocks in the VOO will perform as well as the ones which are hand picked by a pro CFA, so hence why the overall yield in VOO (or in any index tracker) will be lower. The Market average dividend return is historically 1.3% in the USA for the All
Markets average; which is pitifully low vs inflation, CPI, etc. So one way to improve on that is to go the route Joseph is suggesting in his video above and look for companies that can afford to pay out higher dividends because they are strong companies that know how to manage their balance sheets to maximum benefit of their shareholders.
Great video, thank you for sharing.. 2022 is going to be an interesting year and another one for the books for the longer-term dividend investor investing into high quality stocks... Upcoming volatility too with the economic data coming out - employment report on Friday and inflationary update on Monday, EXPECT turbulence, but also opportunity to BUY ... FYI it is already happening as we can see stocks are wavering...
Going to tell you that we subscribers are thankful for your content & in-depth review. Obviously it’s up to us to pick & choose. But we’re all here for the same reason. Create passive income. A lot of TH-camrs Are under appreciated. Let’s all make money together.
Always glad to help Juan. Thank you for being a part of the community.
Love your video - thank you 🙏🏼☺️
Joe, what do you think of $CEQP, $CIM, $AB, $NYMT AND $SUN. This were you top dividend 2019?
Always giving me the best information, thank you sir
Do you typically drip your dividends or collect them as cash?
Thank you so much for your time an information explained on this video
Always glad to help.
Great information, thank you!
Excellent! Thank you
fantastic highly valuable video... make more on the tools / analysis metrics
Just mentioning one variable to influence stocks, the presidential cycle. Me thinks, stocks won't go to new highs until a presidential election year, 2024 (is that right?). So this is a good time for dividend stocks. Great presentation of your financial knowledge!😎😯
A couple of nice new ones here thank you. Also Free Charles Payne
Great info! Thanks.
Would you recommend trading any of the dividend stocks you recommended in December to buy these?
Dividend stocks are usually my buy-and-hold, set it and forget it companies. I'm just adding to the portfolio and collecting the checks.
@@josephhogue Thanks, and Semper Fi
I have been buying strong dividend stocks and buying when they dip and selling when they peak, usually just before ex-dividend date.
If they don't recover, I just hold and collect the dividends as long as there isn't bad news. If bad news comes out, I cut bait and sell.
I typically sell when my gain is at least 9 months of dividends. I have been in and out of some of these stocks 6-8 times a year.
I'm just an average joe but I have been doing better than my 401K investments.
I really love the format of this video. Thanks for the effort.
Musical chairs with starting times and days on your videos? LOL Always look forward to your videos. FYI: You're on-point with BBBY. Collected enough to splurge on lunch for several weeks. Haha
LOL. Then I guess lunch is on me. What did we have?
TH-cam told me most of my viewers were online later in the day so moved the start time to 145. Guessing should have told everyone
@@josephhogue about $400.
Six months later and AT&T is at $18.39 and paying at 6% dividend. So much for that $30 target estimate! So, you were right about staying away from it. I owned some AT&T stock, but sold it years ago, thank God. 😰
Dear Joseph, Thank you for such informative videos for us little guys. Do you recommend on these dividend stocks to reinvest the dividends back into the shares (DRIP) or to take the cash dividends?
Sure thing Pat. Always glad to help. If you can, would definitely reinvest to start making money on your dividends. Don't forget to hold them in a retirement account so you don't pay taxes on them each year
How do you go about holding individual stocks into a retirement account so I don't pay taxes on them each year? First time investor. Thanks!
DRIP is often disproportionately costly in terms of commission you have to pay on a percentage term vs taking the dividend as cash, combining dividends from your overall portfolio each month or each quarter and then reinvesting in one business, with one commission to pay on that one reinvestment.
If you held 48 stocks and you had to pay $1 on each of them, once each quarter, that’s 48x4x1 = 192 dollars in commission alone each year.
If you instead take the dividends from the 48 stocks, aggregate the each month, then buy one stock each month, you maybe have, say if it cost $5 per investment, it then costs you 12x5 = $60 per year. So a net saving in commission costs of $132 per annum.
If you aggregate dividends to every quarter, then reinvest in only one new company each quarter, the cost to reinvest your dividends is then only 4x5 = 20 dollars per annum, saving you $172 dollars vs DRIP.
I love your channel, I'm new to investing and you are SO informative. thank you!
Always glad to help Alex. Thank you for being a part of the community
On this video, TWO has a payout ratio of 57% but now 2/22/2022, that ratio jumped to 158%, SO, Is TWO still a good investment? Thank you.
Need to show the 1 year and 5 year charts too. I looked up some and some have a downward trend.
Great video!
ATT has struggled. They bought dishnetwork, then quickly sold it for a loss, then they bought Warner media, and quickly reversed themselves and announced they re splitting the company up into separate units. No one know what that will look like. The div yield is high because the share price is down. Given management 's large missteps and reversals I have little confidence in their future until they prove themselves.
Thank you for the information.
IEP is a master limited partnership. Do we analyze this type of dividend the same as a regular company that pays out a dividend?
Nope. MLPs need to be analyzed on distributable cash flow, not on earnings
This type of investment will require a different tax form for dividends received- correct me if I'm wrong but the cost of that form will be more than dividends received (unless you are investing a significant amount or are able to fill out that form yourself)
New to the investment game at 59 , but have about 32k in the market and looking for dividends for retirement in 7 yrs , love you videos
Always glad to help Eddy. Happy to answer any questions.
Can you do a video on BDCs?
Great content and the closed captions were spot on today! :)
Thanks for all these videos sir, you are helping me a lot with this, can you give me quick advice for a person that's retired? I retire at 37 years old VA 100% and now 40, I just want to make this my job to make the money that I invest grow and use that money for whatever. Do you have personalized services for people like me in this situation? thanks again in advance.
Thanks, I will today from emeth_11/ my name is Jonathan Rodriguez
I prefer growth but I added AT&T and ZIM container last week for dividends. Another great video.
Up 15% on my T over last month. Can't say it's a bottom but feels like all the sentiment was totally on negative side.
@@josephhogue I would love to hear your opinion on ZIM. You are one of the few people whose opinion I respect.
Maritime shipping has some good dividends. EGLE & GOGL are 2 others. Got some around 3 month lows & sold for 20-30% profit. As a group they seem to have been ranging last few months.
Thank you 👍
Always glad to help!
Great Video 💪🏻 Dividend stocks are amazing :) I like to diversify my Investments into high dividend stocks and dividend growth stocks
I like several of the stocks and ETFs Joseph mentioned, given their strong balance sheets, but I encourage the community to consider NOT investing in Altria, since it makes so much of its revenue on tobacco products. The use of tobacco products in the U.S. accounts for so much physical suffering and disease in people who use the products. You can vote for a healthier America with your portfolio choices!
I used your link for a BlockFi account. Unfortunately they're not accepting US customers. Guess I'll wait for their new SEC approved High Yield account.
Very help full, Thank you.
Always glad to help. Thank you for being a part of the community
Thank you great segment learned a lot and love the portfolio mix of dividends love Divet in investing look forward to your next one thank you Joe
What do u think about tell, evfm, and gnus
I believe Tech is now considered 'Out of Favor' now that the fed is tapering down & most likely will raise interest rates this year. The investing paradigm has shifted and many new investors{~20years to present} are in for a learning experience throughout this year and beyond. AGREE that dividend growth stocks is where we should shift our investment strategy. I've actually started this transition beginning in October. My portfolio is now at ~84% in dividend growth stocks. Sector breakdown: ~41% in financials, ~ 11% in Energy, ~10% in Utilities, ~9% in Tech., ~7% in REITS, balance in Communications/Basic Materials/Industrials. {PS: Had a very positive first week in January}.
I like BTi over MO at this time.
Historically, how is the % that the annalists hit right on 1y Target Est ? Usually they hit less or more ?
Always prefered div. i plan to live of them in 10-15y
Love me the dividends!
I love your work.
This is gold, thank you
Always glad to help Victor. Thank you for being a part of the community!
Are people reinvesting the dividend in the security or towards the account to buy other stocks?
Hi Joseph, what are your thoughts on $VALE
Haven't looked at it in a while. What do you like about it?
I have invested in VALE. I am cautiously optimistic. I am invested just enough to build on dividends and increase investments based on payment of dividends.
Just want to say thank you for your channel and content you put out , im learning a ton about long term investing and building my portfolio, thank you
Always glad to help and answer any questions
you are the best!!!! -
I looking your video about stock market with dividend and
Good content. 👍
I like reading about companies fan of Clean energy forward thinking companies
Very nice video
Plz make one on cement sector
Thanks
Joe, keep up the good work!
Always glad to help Ted. Thank you for being a part of the community
Hey Joe, I love the show! I have a question, if have a 200k liquid where would park to get max dividend return?
Where to buy these top share tell me about its platform or website or place or app from to buy
I enjoy watching your videos Joseph, I'm picking a few stocks I'd love to hold for a few years, do you think these stocks will do well in the long run, I've set out $250k to begin.
@Erickson Milton Damn! who is this coach you're in touch with
Qyld is good
Look at stocks with high Credit scores for long term stability in stocks. Microsoft and Johnson & Johnson are AAA grade, which is the best. Then look at AA+, AA-, Etc
I was wondering what your thoughts were on IEP. It has a crazy high PE ratio and have been hesitant to pull the trigger so far. I too have been shifting to dividend stocks ahead of any further volatility or crashes/bear market.
Just started following. Now that 2022 is closing, how well has this list done this year?
Held up well against overall market. Dividend stocks usually outperform when the market falls though there's still some pain. Reinvest the dividends and you'll do well.
Retired with a 7figure portfolio , receiving about $167k in dividends….I for one know that investing in quality dividend paying companies is a relatively easy strategy to create generational wealth
I’ll say, the best strategy is to start buying in slowly and then gradually increase the pace of buying as the prices continue to dwindle. Selling off everything makes no sense at all but short term investors and speculators can sell off if they have made profits in their initial investments and still benefit from volatility of the markets. I think now is the best time to buy financially stable dividend stocks
I agree. As long as the company is solid and well managed, never sell it.
Speculative stocks, that don’t have much profits just promises , what do you expect to happen when the market crashes. It’s a game you learn to play or stay poor for life
Spot on 👍🏻 @@Mhousley
How do you do it ?
What are your investments choices, I could use some help over here too. My stock picks have been depressingly bad to be honest, currently I’m in need of a good investments plan, I have a lump sum of $77,000+ in a savings account yielding next to nothing. Have you got any ideas that could possibly be of benefit to me, I’m keen on advancing my portfolio a little further
Actually there’s no particular sector I focus on , I have my funds well diversified using signals from my IA , Noud Mikan. He’s a Belgian pro investor, well regulated and licensed by the FCA to trade securities…..he’s quite known on CNBC and to be honest it’s been a huge relief, good earnings and little to no engagement at all on my part.
His stocks picks are top notch , my aggressive portfolio returned almost $220k from Q4 and SCHD last year…I tell you his quite the genius in investing and portfolio diversification. Do a little research on him
What about dividends ETFS or Index funds in 2022?
Thankyou
Very good!!!
How do you find out if a company is an MLP? Are they basically energy stocks or is something like PPL an MLP?
Usually Oil pipeline companies. You can go to the profile page on Yahoo finance
@@josephhogue Thanks. I want to avoid adding any taxable stocks to my Roth.
When do you rebalance your portfolio? I appreciate the videos on how you select your stocks. I would also like to see how you decide to sell one position for a different one. Is it just when they cut their dividend?
Joseph, listening to these free videos makes me feel like I have a highly paid investment advisor working just for me. :) BOO for the recommendation for Altria however. Nix on cigarette stocks.
Appreciate it ghee 💯
IEP requires a K1 tax form, very complicated so look into that before you buy.
Which do you prefer...dividend stocks or growth investing? and why?
Personally I prefer both, but with a bigger leaning towards dividends. I have dividends on about 90% of my portfolio, with just 10% on solid growth. I am leaning heavily that way because of the possible “lost decade” and because I’m in the accumulation phase and want to live off dividends as soon as possible.
Mostly dividends for me, started buying dividend stocks in 1989. Companies with more stable earnings and dividends are naturally crash-resistant and I like the constant flow of cash coming in to allow more investing without selling shares.
Unless it’s a shorter term swing trade, I can’t get excited about holding a non-dividend stock.
I have 90% of my portfolio in mutual funds: 85/15 split stock/ bonds. My stocks are the remainder. Since the funds are managed for growth, my stocks are for me to play. That said I still angle the individual stocks for dividends. T, abr, amgn, pru, mrk, jpm, bmy, psec, kr, cost, bac. Old standards.
I like both to be honest. With drip my holdings grow so I guess until my dividends pay my bills I guess growth and growth through dividends.
ugh USAC among others I missed some on the 2020 dip.
That’s great and all but are they also growth stocks? Are you making any money if they’re losing value?
There's a Trade-off but then again what have growth stocks done in the last year?
High paying Index and etf seem to be my focus.
It's funny how all your webite adds are in spanish LOL been noticing it a few videos back lol ...VPN??? Great contet !! LOL
LOL. Yep, recording from Colombia
how to find how much does company has cash in its reserve?
you have any other copper miner ETFs?
Dividend day the stock down is good ?
OPP is a great buy now, great monthly dividends.
I have read IEP is a tax nightmare. The dividend presented in an odd way. Is this true?
Well I’d rather go with a high-paying ETF’s that doesn’t lose value over time. Invest it and forget it strategy and doesn’t matter if it pays monthly or quarterly as long as it’s high-quality payer. I like QYLD, SCHD, NUSI, RYLD, XYLD, DIVO
I like the SCHD and QYLD as well but you sacrifice return potential on an ETF so I add individual stocks as well
You need growth entangled with dividends to get max return.
Of course ETF'S can lose value, just like a stock.
Nothing is trouble or worry free.
That's why people get paid at a job and entrepreneurs and investors are hopefully rewarded with profits, gains, or dividends.
Agree
This a great video, I learn alot watching your videos and it has been helpful to me. building a steady income is quite difficult for newbies. Thanks to Cindy Floyd for improving my portfolio, keep up with good videos.
I'm surprised you know her too. I've been making a lot of profits investing with her for a few months now.
You invest with Mrs floyd too? Wow that woman has been a blessing to me and my family.
For Health care I’m going for BYM still 50% upside
What do you think of Canadian Banks thinking of buying Nova Scotia
Good question! I'm hoping to hear something on this as well.
SCHD is up this week, with the rout in the rest of the market.
I'm keeping an eye out for SCCO.
Sold some of only ETF VONG Which stabilized portfolio of mostly energy utility companies
Love me the USAC, my largest holding, bought in about 13.75, dripping the dividends, with 12% distributions I can pay my CPA an extra $100 per year to deal with the K1 form
One of my friend ask me this question: what is the stock price after the cash dividend if the cash dividend is higher than the stock price ? For examble the market price of the stock is 2$ but the company pay 3$ for the dividend.
I said that it is unrealistic but my friend keep asking in theory what will happen ? I really need some help here.
Silly question that is. Read some value investing book. It will make a difference in your life. I know what I am talking about...
You are amazing. I appreciate your knowledgeable advice.