There are so many stocks going to rocket in the long run... right now safe to invest in an ETF that tracks the S&P500 and ride it out. I put $160k into some growth stocks with a Financial advisor/broker handling my portfolio... some of my picks are, NVR, LISP.SW, SEB ,DOWJ, BRK-A, AAPL, NYSE, NASDAQ, TSLA, I've gotten 78% return so far this year , I'll see where it goes...fingers crossed😄
impressive!...you've got great stocks katelyn, just started a few weeks back , I'm on for long term but still trying to get my head around it ..can I get a link through to your F.A ?
@@walter.dlawson2580 thanks , sure you can , "Nancy Jane Gluck" is who i work with she's quite known in the states.. look up her name you would see all you need to know..you could leave her a message on her webpage
The rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich
you can invest a minimum of 100$, everyone will start somewhere, even if you only get 2$/year at 2%. A lot of companies will pay out quarterly, some people like to invest in certain companies they pay different Q's and get paid a dividend every month, really at the end it doesnt even matter unless you're living off them. The more you invest the more you will earn *mind blown*. There are different stocks/index's you can follow to allow for distribution. I personally recommend S&P500 index funds as its diversified in many different companies, average growth of about 10% per year as well as dividends of 2-4%.
@@namelessj4674 I'm brand new to investing, I know absolutely nothing but I'm diving in and trying to pick up what I can by reading and watching videos. I'll be honest I don't understand how to use all the tools, and I'd love if someone could help point me in the direction of where I can learn how.
@@tylery6352 What platform/brokerage are you using to invest? There's nothing wrong with taking it slow -- I've been buying one share of AT&T per week for the last month or so (which is all I can afford right now), but now that I have a handful of shares I'm working on diversifying. One thing to watch out for are the taxes! If you sell stocks for any kind of profit, you'll have to pay taxes later, so as you learn about the market and get your footing, try to avoid selling to much
Wow, your explanation requires a degree in Business Management, with a concentration in Finance. I have shares in Ovintiv (OVV), with a share price of $4.00, that paid .09 cents per share. My Liberty All Stars Equity Fund (USA) paid .17 cents per share quarterly, with a share price at $4.50. Additionally, USA has not missed a dividend since 1986. UPDATE: And OVV has more than doubled to $9.30, in a couple of months, in these 'bad' times. I wish I could have kept it. Enjoy investing.
I am new to investing because I never understood the stock market. However, wisdom is telling me to get over the fear and aim to take advantage of the markets during this pandemic. Thank you for clear and concise content. I understood your logic and statistics, which means you are a good communicator and I'm not as dizzy as I thought I was. Subscribed!
Hello there, there's never been a better time to ínvest than now but given the current volatility in the màrket, It would be advisable to get yourself and experienced and verified ínvestment adviser. An expert who has a vast knowledge of the market and can help you build a well diversifed portfolío in order to mànage risks effectively and optimize your profits. I'm currently working with one, his name is Brian C. Davis and he's been mànaging my portfolío for a couple of years and the value has grown tremendously. Started out with 8k and my portfolío is now worth over 186k. I strongly recommend you get in touch with him at *brianprotrades (at) g m a i I. c o m* Do it and thank me later.
I disagree on cruise stocks. Cruising will start back up soon, but stocks are way down. Buy now, buy low. 4 months later, RCL still looks good. Very undervalued. Forward Dividend & Yield $3.12 (5.16%)
Any resources that are digestible/understandable for "Bank of America", Coke KO, & Johnson & Johnson? What materials do you study? Thanks! Very helpful!
i am new also, i understand how a dividend works if a companys div yield is 2.4 that means you get $ 2.40 per share... what i do not understand is is this only paid once a year or quaterly .. or does that depend on the company, if its up to each company how many times a year how do u find out how many times a year their dividends are giving out?
Rather than buy 5 stocks, buy a dividend fund. That way you are more diversified. Vanguard High Dividend Yield Index Fund ETF Shares (VYM). Has a 0.06% expense ratio, and if you have a Vanguard account, there's no commission for trades.
Thank you so much for this video. I’m very new to investing and the way you explain it makes this so easy for me to understand. Other TH-cam investor videos was kinda hard to understand like they weren’t really explaining it well but you explained it so well thank you🙏🏽
Hello buddy, as a noob trader you can earn so much by investing that amount but there is need to have the right investment strategy. Diversify your investment. And also a stockbroker should help you ensure that, to minimize the risk of losing your hard earned money.
I leverage professional fund management service of Robert Lein to make the best on my stock, funds and ETF investments. If you'd be interested to invest i can help refer you?
Johnson and Johnson? I read they are spending a lot of money in the talcum powder lawsuit, so eventually that might affect their dividend pay out. AT and T? Why. Why not Verizon ? Also dividend.
I am just getting into investing and I was wondering what you are using to find all the information you are showing for the companies? Where it talks about their assets, earning, etc.
Confirmation bias...I own a large chunk of MSFT, and some BAC, bought VZ instead of T, and BMY instead of JNJ. You might also consider FL as a great dividend payor with growth and 6.4% yield, massively stable balance sheet.
MSFT growth should be even better if you consider their increase revenue from their cloud platform, Azure. They are still behind amazon cloud service in term of number of user, but they almost double ACS adoption rate last. They also won the JEDI contract with the pentagon, which they will milk for eternity!
which company to use as a broker? I am totally clueless about the stock market but I am eager to learn. by the way i absolutely love your videos. the are informative and really encouraging
Thanks Sandra! I use Robinhood, Webull, TD ameritrade, and vanguard. It really doesn’t matter which platform you use. Webull is giving out 2 free stocks though if you deposit $100 into your account! Check out the link in the description
@@CharlieChang Thank you! Charlie I checked them out but I can not open an account because I live in the UK, would appreciate if you could let me know of another platform? As there are hundreds but also of fraudulent nature. Thank you.
How about if I own a total stock, can I still invest in these separately? I’m new and trying to figure out a good strategy for growth and dividends investment
Yep, you can still buy separate shares. What you’re pretty much asking is if I own a portion of the company, can I own another portion? The answer is of course. As long as you have the money.
Great video. i think you glossed over the high debt of AT&T. Yes they have some good services but they seem to challenge themselves. Yes they have a high dividend but very low dividend growth rate and has been pretty stagnant in stock growth for the last 5 years. In the mid 20s its not bad as most of the risk is already factored in.
I was wondering whats your thoughts are, on BHP or RIO the ones you mentioned plus JPM V MA PEP WMT and several others are always spoken about, but I never see anyone talk about BHP or RIO which both have a high yield div.
Sheena Chan What I recommend for dividend stocks is that you want to hold them for a long time (at least 10+ years). They won’t appreciate as much as growth stocks like Tesla and Amazon, and unless you invest a lot of money, you won’t get a significant amount in dividends. So if you need money for tuition, I recommend you only invest a small amount that you’re comfortable with leaving invested for long term, since you ideally want to leave that money invested. Any amount you invest is great, so don’t be afraid to start investing even with a hundred dollars or more if you can in quality stocks. Just don’t expect to make a lot of money off of dividends with a small, short term investment. Best of luck.
Paul Sanchez Well im trying to buy a property in LA close to disneyland im 24 years old and try to put it on air bnb do you think roth is the best option for me ?
Interesting take great video. Lump sum investing is superior to dollar cost averaging in the long run if you have the funds. Vanguard did a study on this.
We are probably past the bottom of the market at this point. It has been slowly on the up for the last few weeks. So probably best to get in sooner than later
Hi Charlie, I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Good job of explaining many things to a beginner like myself. Thank you for the warnings also, and the reminder for us to do our due diligence before buying any stock, and also to not buy a stock just for the dividend. Thank you very much.
Newbie question. Lets say I have about 30 stocks in my portfolio with average 3-15 yield in all. How would I calculate this? Do I average all and get the amount or add each stock and total my yeild? Also lets say I compound and purchase more of these stocks will my yield gets higher?
Very informative 👍 I just found this channel came here because I have no clue what I’m doing😂 I just bought my first stock today I bought a Microsoft stock . I hope I don’t regret it lol...
You have to know your own risk tolerance. How much red can you take before you panic sell. My panic sell number is $800. Bag holding in the red makes me want to sell as soon as I am close to breaking even. I don't like being in "stock bondage". I do wish I had bought Coke at 38 and I have recently considered Coke again at about 43.50. I need a good red day ha ha. My current holdings are RTX, WFC, BP. I don't buy penny stocks.
Some people are choosing Verizon instead, but AT&T's new streaming service is looking pretty promising. Honestly you probably can't go wrong with either one
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whats the website that he is using to show the analysis?
There are so many stocks going to rocket in the long run... right now safe to invest in an ETF that tracks the S&P500 and ride it out. I put $160k into some growth stocks with a Financial advisor/broker handling my portfolio... some of my picks are, NVR, LISP.SW, SEB ,DOWJ, BRK-A, AAPL, NYSE, NASDAQ, TSLA, I've gotten 78% return so far this year , I'll see where it goes...fingers crossed😄
impressive!...you've got great stocks katelyn, just started a few weeks back , I'm on for long term but still trying to get my head around it ..can I get a link through to your F.A ?
@colleher steve Good one steve 👍🏻
@@walter.dlawson2580 thanks , sure you can , "Nancy Jane Gluck" is who i work with she's quite known in the states.. look up her name you would see all you need to know..you could leave her a message on her webpage
that's quite impressive , you surely made a good bit of money...I myself invested in warren's BRK-A stock quite pricy but totally worth it
Are you buying fractional shares through a robo-advisor, because BRK-A Shares are over $300,000 per share?
A year later, this checks out very well. Nicely done!
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I love well fargos and JPMorgan ! Buy everytime it goes -5%, youll thank me in 5 years.
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I have a few questions. 1.How much do generally people invest on these high dividend stocks? 2. And how should I distribute on investing each stock?
you can invest a minimum of 100$, everyone will start somewhere, even if you only get 2$/year at 2%. A lot of companies will pay out quarterly, some people like to invest in certain companies they pay different Q's and get paid a dividend every month, really at the end it doesnt even matter unless you're living off them. The more you invest the more you will earn *mind blown*.
There are different stocks/index's you can follow to allow for distribution. I personally recommend S&P500 index funds as its diversified in many different companies, average growth of about 10% per year as well as dividends of 2-4%.
@@namelessj4674 I'm brand new to investing, I know absolutely nothing but I'm diving in and trying to pick up what I can by reading and watching videos. I'll be honest I don't understand how to use all the tools, and I'd love if someone could help point me in the direction of where I can learn how.
I'm investing for long term treating it almost as a second savings account, I've invested a little in apple, Disney, and ExxonMobil.
@@tylery6352 What platform/brokerage are you using to invest? There's nothing wrong with taking it slow -- I've been buying one share of AT&T per week for the last month or so (which is all I can afford right now), but now that I have a handful of shares I'm working on diversifying. One thing to watch out for are the taxes! If you sell stocks for any kind of profit, you'll have to pay taxes later, so as you learn about the market and get your footing, try to avoid selling to much
Wow, your explanation requires a degree in Business Management, with a concentration in Finance. I have shares in Ovintiv (OVV), with a share price of $4.00, that paid .09 cents per share. My Liberty All Stars Equity Fund (USA) paid .17 cents per share quarterly, with a share price at $4.50. Additionally, USA has not missed a dividend since 1986.
UPDATE: And OVV has more than doubled to $9.30, in a couple of months, in these 'bad' times. I wish I could have kept it. Enjoy investing.
I am new to investing because I never understood the stock market. However, wisdom is telling me to get over the fear and aim to take advantage of the markets during this pandemic. Thank you for clear and concise content. I understood your logic and statistics, which means you are a good communicator and I'm not as dizzy as I thought I was. Subscribed!
I'm gonna start to invest abroad (I'm from Brazil) and this was a big help for me to understand a little the US stock market. Thanks a lot!
Hello there, there's never been a better time to ínvest than now but given the current volatility in the màrket, It would be advisable to get yourself and experienced and verified ínvestment adviser. An expert who has a vast knowledge of the market and can help you build a well diversifed portfolío in order to mànage risks effectively and optimize your profits. I'm currently working with one, his name is Brian C. Davis and he's been mànaging my portfolío for a couple of years and the value has grown tremendously. Started out with 8k and my portfolío is now worth over 186k. I strongly recommend you get in touch with him at *brianprotrades (at) g m a i I. c o m* Do it and thank me later.
Charlie, Thank you for showing us how to choose some stocks. I didn't even know about Liabilities and Revenues. Thank you
Hey what is the website you used for the growth charts?
Is it ok to buy stocks on cash app?
I disagree on cruise stocks. Cruising will start back up soon, but stocks are way down. Buy now, buy low. 4 months later, RCL still looks good. Very undervalued. Forward Dividend & Yield $3.12 (5.16%)
Dollar cost averaging is a wise method considering there’s no guarantee when everything will return to pre- Covid 19.
Video starts at 0:00!! Knowledge! 💯
Jesus thanks dude, couldn't have figured out without u
Thanks Charlie, that was good. Can you do a similar one on Canadian Dividend stocks?
What are the websites you use to make your analysis? Thanks for the content!
Any resources that are digestible/understandable for "Bank of America", Coke KO, & Johnson & Johnson? What materials do you study? Thanks! Very helpful!
I bought bank of America , coke and at&t.
Very good stocks 😊 for long term
hey thanks for this video, wich website do you use to analyse stock please ?
Thank you for doing these!! This was a great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What website does he use to see the target price?
i am new also, i understand how a dividend works if a companys div yield is 2.4 that means you get $ 2.40 per share... what i do not understand is is this only paid once a year or quaterly .. or does that depend on the company, if its up to each company how many times a year how do u find out how many times a year their dividends are giving out?
Rather than buy 5 stocks, buy a dividend fund. That way you are more diversified. Vanguard High Dividend Yield Index Fund ETF Shares (VYM). Has a 0.06% expense ratio, and if you have a Vanguard account, there's no commission for trades.
can you share the website you were showing to analyze the stocks in this video? Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video. I’m very new to investing and the way you explain it makes this so easy for me to understand. Other TH-cam investor videos was kinda hard to understand like they weren’t really explaining it well but you explained it so well thank you🙏🏽
I have $1500 where do i should invest?, Is small, or i can get moderate revenues over like a year? I'm noob. Where do You remomend to start?
Hello buddy, as a noob trader you can earn so much by investing that amount but there is need to have the right investment strategy. Diversify your investment. And also a stockbroker should help you ensure that, to minimize the risk of losing your hard earned money.
I leverage professional fund management service of Robert Lein to make the best on my stock, funds and ETF investments. If you'd be interested to invest i can help refer you?
Johnson and Johnson? I read they are spending a lot of money in the talcum powder lawsuit, so eventually that might affect their dividend pay out.
AT and T? Why. Why not Verizon ? Also dividend.
I am just getting into investing and I was wondering what you are using to find all the information you are showing for the companies? Where it talks about their assets, earning, etc.
chad bierbaum yahoo finance or their website has something for investors
Yahoo finance yep
Great video great information. 👍
What stock board are you using i need that one
Confirmation bias...I own a large chunk of MSFT, and some BAC, bought VZ instead of T, and BMY instead of JNJ. You might also consider FL as a great dividend payor with growth and 6.4% yield, massively stable balance sheet.
FL is on my watchlist.
Hasn’t footlocker been closed for these 2 months?
MSFT growth should be even better if you consider their increase revenue from their cloud platform, Azure. They are still behind amazon cloud service in term of number of user, but they almost double ACS adoption rate last. They also won the JEDI contract with the pentagon, which they will milk for eternity!
This may be a stupid question, but where can you research their trends? Does it come with the account you open or just something you have to google?
Yahoo finance
Your pulling out balance sheets?! I’m a new subbie🙌🏾
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It's NEVER good to own anything from Johnson and Johnson because you should by no means support Bad People like that.
Slevin Channel yeah who cares this is about money
which company to use as a broker? I am totally clueless about the stock market but I am eager to learn. by the way i absolutely love your videos. the are informative and really encouraging
robinhood
Thanks Sandra! I use Robinhood, Webull, TD ameritrade, and vanguard. It really doesn’t matter which platform you use. Webull is giving out 2 free stocks though if you deposit $100 into your account! Check out the link in the description
@@CharlieChang Thank you.
@@CharlieChang Thank you! Charlie I checked them out but I can not open an account because I live in the UK, would appreciate if you could let me know of another platform? As there are hundreds but also of fraudulent nature. Thank you.
Thanks so much for your help and you are truly a man of your words, I’m happy working with you henry Starke
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This is great, i would like to see more videos like this. Stable, but possible growth and nice dividend
I agree with your picks except for KO where the payout ratio is approaching 80 percent.
You are doing an awesome job! I like you better than anyone on CNBC.
Charlie, great video. Thanks for sharing reasoning behind each selection. Helps a lot.
Could you also share key websites you follow?
How about if I own a total stock, can I still invest in these separately? I’m new and trying to figure out a good strategy for growth and dividends investment
Yep, you can still buy separate shares. What you’re pretty much asking is if I own a portion of the company, can I own another portion? The answer is of course. As long as you have the money.
Would you then recommend transnational companies?
Great video. i think you glossed over the high debt of AT&T. Yes they have some good services but they seem to challenge themselves. Yes they have a high dividend but very low dividend growth rate and has been pretty stagnant in stock growth for the last 5 years. In the mid 20s its not bad as most of the risk is already factored in.
Exactly
True! High debt
Thank you for all the great value in your videos, keep up the great work!
Thanks Wes!
Crazy that I own all of these stocks. Definately great companies to own.
Thoughts of Aflac and Altria?
I was wondering whats your thoughts are, on BHP or RIO the ones you mentioned plus JPM V MA PEP WMT and several others are always spoken about, but I never see anyone talk about BHP or RIO which both have a high yield div.
Very clear and well researched presentation. Subbed.
How long should I keep these stocks? And should I still buy them even I will need my money to pay tuition next year?
Sheena Chan What I recommend for dividend stocks is that you want to hold them for a long time (at least 10+ years). They won’t appreciate as much as growth stocks like Tesla and Amazon, and unless you invest a lot of money, you won’t get a significant amount in dividends. So if you need money for tuition, I recommend you only invest a small amount that you’re comfortable with leaving invested for long term, since you ideally want to leave that money invested. Any amount you invest is great, so don’t be afraid to start investing even with a hundred dollars or more if you can in quality stocks. Just don’t expect to make a lot of money off of dividends with a small, short term investment. Best of luck.
I plan on holding my dividend stocks for decades. Aaron shared good advice in the previous comment. Basically only spend what you don't need.
Love you
Charlie, Do you think it is a good idea to hold banks like BAC and JPM for the long-term ( over 15 years)? since they are discounted at the moment.
Super informative ! Thanks for sharing !
Forgot to say Thanks for the video you are very smart/ kind person.
Thank you I already own 3 out of the 5 stocks Alicia
roth ira or traditional? what do you think is best ? which would you prefer?
Roth IRA.. Hands down
Paul Sanchez Well im trying to buy a property in LA close to disneyland im 24 years old and try to put it on air bnb do you think roth is the best option for me ?
imo, roth, any money you make with the roth is tax free. Traditional, you will lose $200 for every $1000 you make.
Jar-Jar Binks wel im 24 years trying to buy a property in LA and place it on airbnb
@@cameronmunoz2966 yes Roth IRA is still best way to go.
Does anyone know what website his using to view the company’s balance sheets?
what's the website that you used to track dividend growth?
Comparing Bank of America and ATT
The answer is ATT
Is there any potential for spinoffs?
Interesting take great video. Lump sum investing is superior to dollar cost averaging in the long run if you have the funds. Vanguard did a study on this.
where can i get the video were charlie talked about three oil tanker companies (stock)
Good picks. I like AT&T because it has been beaten down and pays a great dividend. The only concern is their large debt load.
Great video! Can I ask what website you use that shows all that info?
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Should you wait for them to drop or just edge in now?
We are probably past the bottom of the market at this point. It has been slowly on the up for the last few weeks. So probably best to get in sooner than later
Should I buy SPHD for dividend?
Can you do a video on Dollar Cost Averaging?
Thanks 🙏🏻 really love your video
Thanks for the info and your realness. Just subscribed!
Hi Charlie, I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Good job of explaining many things to a beginner like myself. Thank you for the warnings also, and the reminder for us to do our due diligence before buying any stock, and also to not buy a stock just for the dividend. Thank you very much.
You are very welcome!! happy investing!
Keep up the great work!!!!! I like all those stocks!!!!!
Thank you!!
i'm just new trader and i wanna know if can i charge my broker with euro or must i charge only with dollar for investing in usa stocks
Dollar Cost Averaging is not buying only in the dips. It's buying stocks on a time schedule up and down to get the averages.
Hi, thanks for sharing this wonderful info with us. Could you please tell which website are you checking the financial ratos? thanks
Yahoo Finance!
@@CharlieChang Thanks a lot!
Charlie, do you personally invest in a good amount of dividend stocks in your roth ira?
For T, how exactly does faster data with newer 5G technology mean more profit?
Since more people will be paying money to use the new 5G technology.
More users potentially?
Great job again.I enjoy your thought process.
After looking at useful content regarding dividends, yours was the best one. Thanks for this!
Glad it was helpful!
My first time watching your video & subscribed! Loved it! Thanks for sharing =)
Hello Charlie, i like your video, i am interested about the dollar cost averaging. Could you share more information about it. Thank you.
Hi Jane, it's basically just buying stocks in increments. So you're not spending all your money at once. This can be a safer way of buying
Great video!
6:08 Which website is that?
You r so cool. I am based in Au. What source/apps I can buy the stock you mentioned?
use commsec
WoossaJean Crazian you can try to see if Robinhood is available in AU
What is the website you use?
Thanks Charlie. ~ Sending you good vibes ~
Good content - please find another 5 dividend stocks for our portfolios in 2020 as only 5 is not enough - thanks
More stock videos coming up :)
Good Explanation
hey guys, remember the bounce in 2020 when we thought it was a dip and tried to pick the bottom, well turned out the market headed way lower
Economic Hitman ?
super video charlie bravo
I cant stop looking at perry the platypus
Newbie question. Lets say I have about 30 stocks in my portfolio with average 3-15 yield in all. How would I calculate this? Do I average all and get the amount or add each stock and total my yeild?
Also lets say I compound and purchase more of these stocks will my yield gets higher?
thanks for the advice
What website is that at 5:58 and 6:17?
Thanks for sharing and informative.
What do you use to see the data about the companies?
Check out Yahoo Finance
Very informative 👍 I just found this channel came here because I have no clue what I’m doing😂 I just bought my first stock today I bought a Microsoft stock . I hope I don’t regret it lol...
Good luck and happy investing! Hold it long term :)
You're a good advisor
You have to know your own risk tolerance. How much red can you take before you panic sell. My panic sell number is $800. Bag holding in the red makes me want to sell as soon as I am close to breaking even. I don't like being in "stock bondage". I do wish I had bought Coke at 38 and I have recently considered Coke again at about 43.50. I need a good red day ha ha. My current holdings are RTX, WFC, BP. I don't buy penny stocks.
Hi, your videos are great BTW! Which ressources do you use to find all the information on each companies? websites? thanks
Hi Charlie I want to know what you think of T. Dividend is great but no growth in the past 10yr lol 5G may change things up though
Some people are choosing Verizon instead, but AT&T's new streaming service is looking pretty promising. Honestly you probably can't go wrong with either one
Love JNJ as well! Where do you get the information for dividend summary?
Yahoo finance, or Seeking Alpha is what I use.
tomnshauna Thanks man! Wished we had Webull or Robinhood in my country.
Thanks best regards from Turkiye