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I love monthly dividends for consistent budgeting each month and also like to re-invest each month. Would love a video covering a list of dividend stocks that would cover each month! ie. stocks that pays dividends Jan, April, July, Oct vs stocks that pay dividends Feb, May, Aug, Nov vs stocks that pay dividends Mar, June, Sept, Dec so that each month an investor gets dividends. Would be a super cool video idea
I am in US here and currently I am in the process of rebuilding all my retirement accounts. I really love you guys' collaboration and absolutely love your father's contribution!
One point that I've heard about ETFs with regards to holding them in a taxable account is that part of the yield can be in the form of a return on capital rather than as a dividend, especially when the underlying stocks pay out quarterly while the ETF is paying out monthly. My understanding is that it doesn't matter so much for TFSA or RRSP accounts, but for taxable ones you'd have to adjust your cost basis for your holdings at year end for your income tax filing.
Thank you! Looking forward to the video. I wanted to request if you would be able to do a video on calculating compounded growth of dividends in one of your video series. Keep up the great work
Thanks for the video! Just a suggestion when using the charts: upload in 1080 to avoid having the image being pixelated. BTW your summary chart (@37:00) with all the companies still has RioCan with the wrong yield.
Companies that provide monthly dividends maybe run smoother as their cashflow is even over the 12 months. Dividend payouts are huge chunks of cash. Also keep in mind buy and sells for investors. Timing when dividends are paid should be a part of an investor's decision in timing buys and sells especially annual dividends, less so with quarterly and not as much with monthly. Love getting stock recommendations. Marc brings some long time frame experience. Brandon is so sharp that he keeps the dialogue interesting. Great work!
A video on BMO's Covered Call ETF's would be much appreciated! Seems like most people either love em or hate them. I think the pros outweigh the cons, especially for older Investors looking for consistent monthly income. Cheers!
100% I have 12 shares of ticker ZWC and have been loving it in the 2 months of owning it has increased 5% for me and gives me 11 cents a month per share I highly recommend it for anybody who doesn’t have a lot to invest and wants to build up some passive income
@@jtscollectibles1376 I was lucky enough to pick up ZWK around $22 and now it's at $30. I bought it for the high dividend yield but I guess you can't complain about the 30+% increase in share value as well!!
Thanks for the series. What many are looking for is the ultimate combination: only monthly payers, only div growers, and only high yielders (over 6%). Can you do a vid on that?? Thanks!
Regarding this video on monthly dividend payers, maybe a follow up video could be done about companies that pay out on different weeks of the each month for the year. (Example - paying out in the first week of January. Paying out on the second week of january , etc, etc for throughout the whole year).
Great picks. Could you guys make a video exclusively about covered call ETFs, explaining the nuances, benefits, pitfalls, who is it for...etc. Covered call ETFs have some crazy dividend %s. Love to hear Mark’s insights about these 👍🏼. I like him..he’s 😎
Love monthly dividends for several reasons, however I wouldn't not buy stocks like TD or ENB because they pay quarterly. I do find that receiving dividends is exciting for a new Investor, keeps you motivated to keep Investing.
I really love learning for this channel. I've been learning from this channel for awhile and I just turn 18. So, I'm starting to actually get into the stock market, with knowledge I am learning from this great channel.
Consistent monthly cash flow is key. If you can do it with quarterly div. payers, great. But I have found that its hard to find a good selection of companies to fill all three months of the quarter evenly. Monthly payers help smooth out cashflow.
Nice segment & good food for thought. My thoughts follow. One reason why monthly dividend payers are good include retirees who are looking for a steady income stream. Also consider that if you calculate the present value of money vs the future value of money - you get more if you get monthly dividends. Because: Present value (PV) is the current value of a future sum of money or stream of cash flows given a specified rate of return. Future cash flows are discounted at the discount rate, and the higher the discount rate, the lower the present value of the future cash flows. If inflation rises then monthly money will become more important. You didn't cover Closed End Funds (CEFs) but many of these pay excellent monthly dividends/distributions.
If the price typically drops to factor for dividend payouts... If you set it up to automatically reinvest the dividend back into the stock/asset then it could help with your dollar cost averaging... ...as the shares acquired will be purchased at said slightly lower price... combine this with good dividend assets poised for growth + monthly dividend payouts then you will theoretically be compounding much faster.
This also helps negate some of the aforementioned extra risk that some monthly dividend stocks carry, though I typically find that to not be much of an issue so long as you monitor your positions and sell off your shares of companies heading downwards. The trick to trading and investing is all about risk management folks... remember that !
@@catterzwilson2919 I am trying a dividend capture strategy with Canadian banks. I had CM, sold a few weeks after the ex dividend, bought RY, sold a week or so after the ex dividend and the price was at the original buy price (~$117.50 or so), and bought BMO before their ex dividend. After the ex dividend, I will park the money in whatever Canadian bank stock I think is going to do well until the next round of dividends. So after the BMo dividend, I will go back and run some scenarios; would I be better off just holding CM through the whole period? Or if I sold after CM ex dividend and move to BMO? See the differences between arch 26 and ~May 10 and compare that to what I actually did; try and capture all three dividends in March-April. If this worked, the computers would be doing it all the time already, but maybe it works SOME of the time. and being in a TFSA changes the tax implications. This is not something I have done before; I tend to buy and hold for extended periods, but this seems like an interesting experiment to try. Canadian banks rise and fall somewhat in unison, so it isn't the same as switching between CM, CP, SU, and T.
Just an example I wanted to share. A month or a month and a half ago I bought 20 shares of Aura Minerals (ORA) at $12.75 per, presently valued at $14.45. The other day when I checked my portfolio I had $20 income from that one purchase! It was totally unexpected. I looked into it and it's an annual dividend/distribution payout. So there you go, $20 right up front. I was very surprised I qualified for that.
What's your thoughts on Split Share corps and related funds. Examples being ENS, DGS, DFN, NXF etc. Some of these pay 9% - 15% dividends and could be great in a TFSA.
What would your thoughts be on FCD.UN? Have them in my Lira. Looks good on paper but what are other people's thoughts. Obviously they are monthly, being a REIT.
Question for you. In today's market, would you prefer an investment in either TC Energy or Pembina Pipeline? I appreciate your insight if your able to respond. Thank you.
@@theok4712 hard to be mad at this one! Low stock buy in for a monthly .10 yield that’s been ongoing for 10+ years... YES PLEASE. Little astounding how little Canoe is talked about
@@diveintothesky00 I know its crazy and I think its people seeing its share price chart going down and kind of sideways but dont realize your are getting 1.20$/year. My opinion its one of the best closed end funds on the TSX. DS is another one of my favorites also.
Hey Brandon and Marc, i was wondering what your thoughts are on the Graphene industry (compound/material stronger than steel) . Will companies who produce and distribute this product be of high value to investors long or short term? Stocks like ZEN (CVE) or NanoXplore (CVE). Love the series as well! i learned alot from this channel and really appreciate the local Canadian love! Happy to have your dad on board Brandon! :)
These are all really great picks, but I never knew when it is the right time to invest. Can you guys make a vid of how you calculate the intrinsic value of a company? Or do you guys teach that in your investing academy?
@@robertk5441 ah right this is what happens when I ask the question a week after I watched it... Totally forgot that this is for monthly dividend. I saw the video today and they talked about enbridge
I have only been investing for the last year I have less than $10,000 invested and it is mostly in monthly dividend stocks. My reason is due to the pandemic and my lack of funds to invest (sometimes $0 a month) the dividends become really important. Once I have a better cash flow I will look at companies like BCE but for now I can buy 5 to 6 shares of DF or DFN to one share of BCE these a higher payout due to the sure number of shares
I learned on a different TH-cam Channel that there are only 53 stocks on the US exchanges with monthly payouts. If this is correct it limits your investing choices a little. How many stocks on Canadian exchanges with monthly payouts?
The ONLY reason that I prefer monthly dividend payers is that it allows me to re-invest dividends each and every month instead of every quarter. The compounding occurs a little bit faster with the monthly payers.
Hi Tony. I did an overview of T in the first video of this series. Not a deep dive, but a general overview. If you haven't seen it, check it out! - Marc
So, what about something like SOT.UN, which pays out ~9%...but that is 200% of their earnings in 2020. They have a good history of divid payment since 2012, but not so much the actual yield, which fell in 2019 along with the price..the payout% concerns me, but the consistency of payout is good and the fact that the price could rebound to ~6 to The Before Times price as things improve. Maybe this is for the academy discord chat area?
Newbie here so I might be wrong, but usually if a company starts paying a dividend, it's because they don't expect to expand anymore. So if u think a company is unlikely to continue expanding (or they are still expanding but not as rapidly), there's a POSSIBILITY (definitely not guaranteed) that they may start paying dividends. There might be other reasons as well, tho im not sure
If you are able to invest enough upfront to run a monthly DRIP, then you are compounding your dividend higher each month. That is why I keep some monthly payers.
Not that I don't appreciate all the videos you guys do, but do all the videos have to be Canadian related? it would be nice if more videos covered/discussed broad stocks
After 40 years of reinvesting your dividends on a $20,000 initial lump sum investment in an $80/share stock that paid out a $3.20(4%) annual dividend your net worth would become $98,122.22 if being paid out quarterly. After 40 years of reinvesting your dividends on a $20,000 initial lump sum investment in an $80/share stock that paid out a $3.20(4%) annual dividend your net worth would become $98,649.87 if being paid out monthly. So you do gain a very small margin of extra profit from an investment that returns monthly instead of quarterly. The primary reason for the small discrepancy is simply that being able to get your money into the market a month or two sooner instead of every three months will have a benefit albeit a small one. Lol
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Episode 3 is in the books! The vote was for monthly dividend payers so drop a like and enjoy! :D
Theres a IG account with a very similar name trying to contact me. Not sure what it's all about
Yes I am getting the same thing as Adam Bowman. See the reply's to my comment 3 days ago.
HHL.TO
Harvest health dividend 8.93.
MER fees are a bit higher. With a higher turnover rate.
What tools do you get?
LIF dividend explanation as they pay special dividends
I love monthly dividends for consistent budgeting each month and also like to re-invest each month. Would love a video covering a list of dividend stocks that would cover each month! ie. stocks that pays dividends Jan, April, July, Oct vs stocks that pay dividends Feb, May, Aug, Nov vs stocks that pay dividends Mar, June, Sept, Dec so that each month an investor gets dividends. Would be a super cool video idea
Marc is definitely bringing a lot of value to your channel and this discussions, this is the greatest collab. Thanks, Brandon, and thank your dad too!
I appreciate that! That's for the support. - Marc
You guys are the real deal and I thank you. NOT a HYPE STOCK channel. We need more content like this. Keep up the good work. Fundamentals and DD.
Thank you so much. Appreciate it. - Marc
The dad is just as wholesome as the son. You can really tell they really want to help Canadians invest
Totally unrelated but your dad’s lighting and bg is great. Super impressed
So great to see your father and son relationship! Made me smile till the end of the video
I know Brandon is not too much into REITs, but it would be nice to see a top Canadian REITs and a top US REITs video!!
Id rather get advice from someone whos into reits then no?
I think reits are a great way to diversify your portfolio!
I agree about the canadian ones! :)
What's wrong with REITs?
@@vanyc5716 - 2 issues - if held outside a registered plan :
- Return of Capital
- The errosion of your Capital cost base
I am in US here and currently I am in the process of rebuilding all my retirement accounts. I really love you guys' collaboration and absolutely love your father's contribution!
Thanks so much. - Marc
The thing I love with monthly dividends is that they keep me in the grind, love getting those dividend notifications every month, the more the better!
I am really enjoying you and your dad doing these long-form videos! Keep up the hard work guys!
@Brandon Beavis Investing I like the bold lettering really stands out. Did you sign up for Brandons investment course as well! 🚀🚀🚀👍
One point that I've heard about ETFs with regards to holding them in a taxable account is that part of the yield can be in the form of a return on capital rather than as a dividend, especially when the underlying stocks pay out quarterly while the ETF is paying out monthly.
My understanding is that it doesn't matter so much for TFSA or RRSP accounts, but for taxable ones you'd have to adjust your cost basis for your holdings at year end for your income tax filing.
Thank you! Looking forward to the video. I wanted to request if you would be able to do a video on calculating compounded growth of dividends in one of your video series. Keep up the great work
Thanks for the video! Just a suggestion when using the charts: upload in 1080 to avoid having the image being pixelated.
BTW your summary chart (@37:00) with all the companies still has RioCan with the wrong yield.
Companies that provide monthly dividends maybe run smoother as their cashflow is even over the 12 months. Dividend payouts are huge chunks of cash. Also keep in mind buy and sells for investors. Timing when dividends are paid should be a part of an investor's decision in timing buys and sells especially annual dividends, less so with quarterly and not as much with monthly. Love getting stock recommendations. Marc brings some long time frame experience. Brandon is so sharp that he keeps the dialogue interesting. Great work!
Love those dividends videos!!!😍
They're awesome!
A video on BMO's Covered Call ETF's would be much appreciated! Seems like most people either love em or hate them. I think the pros outweigh the cons, especially for older Investors looking for consistent monthly income. Cheers!
Agreed!
100% I have 12 shares of ticker ZWC and have been loving it in the 2 months of owning it has increased 5% for me and gives me 11 cents a month per share I highly recommend it for anybody who doesn’t have a lot to invest and wants to build up some passive income
@@jtscollectibles1376 I was lucky enough to pick up ZWK around $22 and now it's at $30. I bought it for the high dividend yield but I guess you can't complain about the 30+% increase in share value as well!!
@@paulsantori8920 yeah for-sure that is great return on top of a high dividend. That sounds awesome I am gonna check out the ZWK
TransAlta has peaked my interest in the past.
On a separate note, I love the look on Marc's face when you surprise him by returning to a split screen.
I believe that XEI or XDIV is a better choice than CDZ but overall great choices. Thanks for the great video.
YES!! US REITs, please.
Perhaps one reason behind the interest is that, when on DRIP, you grow your shares faster.
Thanks for the series. What many are looking for is the ultimate combination: only monthly payers, only div growers, and only high yielders (over 6%). Can you do a vid on that?? Thanks!
Was hoping you’d make a monthly dividend video!! Please make another one for more 🇨🇦 monthly dividend stocks😍
Regarding this video on monthly dividend payers, maybe a follow up video could be done about companies that pay out on different weeks of the each month for the year. (Example - paying out in the first week of January. Paying out on the second week of january , etc, etc for throughout the whole year).
Good video!!👍 could you also cover split shares, preferred shares, covered calls and income funds
Thank you Brandon and uncle Marc for doing such wonderful work. You are my mentors
Thanks guys, always good to hear from you. My cores in one portfolio are ENB, PPL and TRP, XQQ, PRNT, EAGB and others.
It took 33 seconds to land a dad joke. Great job Marc! Well played.
I sense the respect you have at each other. Good to see kids like Brandon. Kudos at your parents 👍👍
Great picks.
Could you guys make a video exclusively about covered call ETFs, explaining the nuances, benefits, pitfalls, who is it for...etc. Covered call ETFs have some crazy dividend %s. Love to hear Mark’s insights about these 👍🏼. I like him..he’s 😎
My favorite monthly dividend ETF is XUT. I love government regulated revenues
Love monthly dividends for several reasons, however I wouldn't not buy stocks like TD or ENB because they pay quarterly. I do find that receiving dividends is exciting for a new Investor, keeps you motivated to keep Investing.
I really love learning for this channel. I've been learning from this channel for awhile and I just turn 18. So, I'm starting to actually get into the stock market, with knowledge I am learning from this great channel.
Rock on Jathursan! Glad you're getting an early start, and that will pay off big time. - Marc
Love your guys channel. So far the highest paying monthly dividend ETF I've found is DFN. You guys might wanna have a look at that one.
Monthly div I like are: SRU-UN and REI-UN, good monthly yield, smart management.. I think the are doing the right thing...
Yeah
All great picks!
REI-UN had to cut their yield cause of Covid though. Expect it to jump back up to 0.12 cents per share once the economy starts flowing again.
@@TheMarkoPoloProgram They won’t raise the yield for at least 1-2 years. They are focused on growth, and property development.
what split income funds and covered call funds
You guys are great! Love watching you! 👍💯
I appreciate always your explanations and reasoning as to why you would like certain investments depending on where you are in life.
Love the videos can u guys do a video on, what would happen if ishares or vanguard goes out of business what will happen to ur investments
Man you are a blessing
Just what i was planning to do this morning😂 but had no clue how to😂
I like QYLD & XYLD for monthly dividends
Consistent monthly cash flow is key. If you can do it with quarterly div. payers, great. But I have found that its hard to find a good selection of companies to fill all three months of the quarter evenly. Monthly payers help smooth out cashflow.
Nice segment & good food for thought. My thoughts follow. One reason why monthly dividend payers are good include retirees who are looking for a steady income stream. Also consider that if you calculate the present value of money vs the future value of money - you get more if you get monthly dividends. Because: Present value (PV) is the current value of a future sum of money or stream of cash flows given a specified rate of return. Future cash flows are discounted at the discount rate, and the higher the discount rate, the lower the present value of the future cash flows. If inflation rises then monthly money will become more important. You didn't cover Closed End Funds (CEFs) but many of these pay excellent monthly dividends/distributions.
Thank you very much for your efforts. Your videos helped me a lot.
If the price typically drops to factor for dividend payouts... If you set it up to automatically reinvest the dividend back into the stock/asset then it could help with your dollar cost averaging... ...as the shares acquired will be purchased at said slightly lower price... combine this with good dividend assets poised for growth + monthly dividend payouts then you will theoretically be compounding much faster.
This also helps negate some of the aforementioned extra risk that some monthly dividend stocks carry, though I typically find that to not be much of an issue so long as you monitor your positions and sell off your shares of companies heading downwards.
The trick to trading and investing is all about risk management folks... remember that !
Great job guys! Looking forward to episode #4!!!
Good tune and vid!
Hey, Marc curious on your thoughts on some of the other pipeline companies like Enbridge, Keyera, IPL and TC? How would you rank them with Pembina.
So, do stock prices generally drop after the ex dividend date to reflect nit getting the dividend?
yes :)
@@catterzwilson2919 I am trying a dividend capture strategy with Canadian banks. I had CM, sold a few weeks after the ex dividend, bought RY, sold a week or so after the ex dividend and the price was at the original buy price (~$117.50 or so), and bought BMO before their ex dividend. After the ex dividend, I will park the money in whatever Canadian bank stock I think is going to do well until the next round of dividends. So after the BMo dividend, I will go back and run some scenarios; would I be better off just holding CM through the whole period? Or if I sold after CM ex dividend and move to BMO? See the differences between arch 26 and ~May 10 and compare that to what I actually did; try and capture all three dividends in March-April. If this worked, the computers would be doing it all the time already, but maybe it works SOME of the time. and being in a TFSA changes the tax implications. This is not something I have done before; I tend to buy and hold for extended periods, but this seems like an interesting experiment to try. Canadian banks rise and fall somewhat in unison, so it isn't the same as switching between CM, CP, SU, and T.
Would like to see a video on your thoughts re: covered calls, split share and preferred shares ETFs. Thanks
You can buy etfs that pay monthly and hold quarterly paying stocks
Great information! I'm a fan of TransAlta Renewables 👍
Great pick alpine!
@@CanadianDividendInvesting Thanks bru =)
From what I understand RNW doesn't pay a monthly but its OTC variant ticker symbol TRSWF is the stock that pays the monthly. Am I wrong?
Watched and liked, thanks guys!
Thanks, Jason. - Marc
Just an example I wanted to share. A month or a month and a half ago I bought 20 shares of Aura Minerals (ORA) at $12.75 per, presently valued at $14.45. The other day when I checked my portfolio I had $20 income from that one purchase! It was totally unexpected. I looked into it and it's an annual dividend/distribution payout. So there you go, $20 right up front. I was very surprised I qualified for that.
U guys consider DFN or LBS, split funds. Like to know your opinion
What's your thoughts on Split Share corps and related funds. Examples being ENS, DGS, DFN, NXF etc. Some of these pay 9% - 15% dividends and could be great in a TFSA.
Great video guys!! Thank you so much!!
I used to own O, PPL, REI.un,
Still have RNW
Have CDZ in my family's portfolio
What would your thoughts be on FCD.UN? Have them in my Lira. Looks good on paper but what are other people's thoughts. Obviously they are monthly, being a REIT.
Question for you. In today's market, would you prefer an investment in either TC Energy or Pembina Pipeline? I appreciate your insight if your able to respond. Thank you.
Loving the country music but I’m a small town Ontario man so I’m biased lol.
My current monthly dividend portfolio is
Canoe EIT
KMP.UN
SMP.UN
SMR.UN
Also, I feel like it should be noted that Canadian Dividend Paying Stocks should be held exclusively in your TFSA and your American ones in your RRSP
EIT.UN is awesome!
@@theok4712 hard to be mad at this one! Low stock buy in for a monthly .10 yield that’s been ongoing for 10+ years... YES PLEASE. Little astounding how little Canoe is talked about
@@diveintothesky00 I know its crazy and I think its people seeing its share price chart going down and kind of sideways but dont realize your are getting 1.20$/year. My opinion its one of the best closed end funds on the TSX. DS is another one of my favorites also.
Another Canoe fan! ENS.TO and DFN are the big ones for me. I think AFCC is going private soon...
I think a benefit of monthly dividends is for those who are reinvesting through DRIPs. Compounding monthly would be more beneficial in that case.
Can you review the reit IDR.TO
Please and thanks !
What is a good stock tracking tool (online or offline) would you recommend and includes graphs?
Hey Brandon and Marc, i was wondering what your thoughts are on the Graphene industry (compound/material stronger than steel) . Will companies who produce and distribute this product be of high value to investors long or short term? Stocks like ZEN (CVE) or NanoXplore (CVE).
Love the series as well! i learned alot from this channel and really appreciate the local Canadian love! Happy to have your dad on board Brandon! :)
Great stuff, guys.
What you guys think of VDY
Great chanel...thank you
Thanks a lot. - Marc
what an interesting type of investment. thanks for the video
Great video ! always interresting .....what do you guys think about FTN.To (Financial 15 ) ? ..they give a 13% dividend ...thanks for your feedback
Interested in hearing your opinions on Split Share Funds like ENS, DFN and RS
Great value information! Thanks.
Are dividend stocks a good idea with expected inflation coming? If so, explain how so.
These are all really great picks, but I never knew when it is the right time to invest. Can you guys make a vid of how you calculate the intrinsic value of a company? Or do you guys teach that in your investing academy?
I would look into dollar cost averaging!
Great video! I love the new combo of you two :)
Question: why do you choose PPL not ENB, and RioCan over Smart Centre?
Enbridge pays dividends quarterly. This video is about monthly dividend payers.
@@robertk5441 ah right this is what happens when I ask the question a week after I watched it... Totally forgot that this is for monthly dividend. I saw the video today and they talked about enbridge
Love this duo! Thanks for the content.
Our pleasure, and thanks for watching, and commenting. - Marc
Hi Brandon, do you provide private consultation? I would like to get in touch with you as I am new to investing, but have a clear vision of my needs.
There’s also freehold royalties, ticker FRU.
XEI is another dividend monthly etf with only 0.2% mer one of the lowest and has a 4.3% yield.
I have only been investing for the last year I have less than $10,000 invested and it is mostly in monthly dividend stocks. My reason is due to the pandemic and my lack of funds to invest (sometimes $0 a month) the dividends become really important. Once I have a better cash flow I will look at companies like BCE but for now I can buy 5 to 6 shares of DF or DFN to one share of BCE these a higher payout due to the sure number of shares
I learned on a different TH-cam Channel that there are only 53 stocks on the US exchanges with monthly payouts. If this is correct it limits your investing choices a little. How many stocks on Canadian exchanges with monthly payouts?
The ONLY reason that I prefer monthly dividend payers is that it allows me to re-invest dividends each and every month instead of every quarter. The compounding occurs a little bit faster with the monthly payers.
Would like to see a review on T(AT&T). Great video
Hi Tony. I did an overview of T in the first video of this series. Not a deep dive, but a general overview. If you haven't seen it, check it out! - Marc
What do you think of split-shares?
I have some but be careful with some of them. Do some research before buying them.
Pre retirement do you always re-invest your dividends?
Always!
So, what about something like SOT.UN, which pays out ~9%...but that is 200% of their earnings in 2020. They have a good history of divid payment since 2012, but not so much the actual yield, which fell in 2019 along with the price..the payout% concerns me, but the consistency of payout is good and the fact that the price could rebound to ~6 to The Before Times price as things improve. Maybe this is for the academy discord chat area?
What are your thoughts with DRIP instead of collecting cash?
pls put this into a podcast form
thank you
You're welcome! 🙂 - Marc
What are you thoughts of nexus real estate
Is there a unspoken expectations between us the investors and a compagnie who doesn't pay dividends to eventually start paying some in the far future?
Newbie here so I might be wrong, but usually if a company starts paying a dividend, it's because they don't expect to expand anymore. So if u think a company is unlikely to continue expanding (or they are still expanding but not as rapidly), there's a POSSIBILITY (definitely not guaranteed) that they may start paying dividends.
There might be other reasons as well, tho im not sure
My portfolio is based on Canadian monthly dividends
If you are able to invest enough upfront to run a monthly DRIP, then you are compounding your dividend higher each month. That is why I keep some monthly payers.
I own HHL and ZWP great ETF what are your thoughts?
monthly does compound faster though.
FIE!
I dropped REI because I’m to old to have retirement set an then have my yield drop
Not that I don't appreciate all the videos you guys do, but do all the videos have to be Canadian related? it would be nice if more videos covered/discussed broad stocks
After 40 years of reinvesting your dividends on a $20,000 initial lump sum investment in an $80/share stock that paid out a $3.20(4%) annual dividend your net worth would become $98,122.22 if being paid out quarterly.
After 40 years of reinvesting your dividends on a $20,000 initial lump sum investment in an $80/share stock that paid out a $3.20(4%) annual dividend your net worth would become $98,649.87 if being paid out monthly.
So you do gain a very small margin of extra profit from an investment that returns monthly instead of quarterly. The primary reason for the small discrepancy is simply that being able to get your money into the market a month or two sooner instead of every three months will have a benefit albeit a small one. Lol
You're the boss, David! Thanks for working these numbers out! - Marc
@@beaviswealth My absolute pleasure. :)
awesome video as always!