Dude… the amount of information I’ve learned from your channel is ridiculous. Not many people could put together a video about an investment I’m not interested in making and keep me engaged. Really good work man keep it up
I am always and forever will be grateful to the amount of research that you do. I know I have the ability to and should do the same but because of my life and chaos there in it is unbelievably appreciated on how much you do. You’re awesome man.
Nice pick, I’m compiling and picking stocks that I’d love to hold on to for a few years before retirement, do you think these stocks would do better over the years? I’d love to retire with at least $2million savings. Now you gotta rely on a pretty good diversification if you must stay green. Currently up 35% and being cautious. Still better deal than letting it sit in savings or checking earning near 0-1% interest.
Well up at 35% in this present market is impressive. I was wondering if investing in a cumulative ETF during this next decade is a sound investment. Or is it better to invest in a distributing ETF (even considering taxes)?
@@berwickperu7683 ETFs are cool. My portfolio is very much diversified so it's not like i have a particular fund i invest in. You should probably copy a licensed person more so one with experience of the past bear markets. I copy a chartered financial analyst Karen Marie Emma" Been quite consistent. My portfolio returned $350k in Q1
@@richardyepesdiego5702 i am envious i've been in the red for too long even before the dip but would like to ask are you giving her your money or the money stays in your accoun
@@haddenford6252 You don't give out money, I only copy her trades in real time which is ideal for this system. Lookup the name for a guide. She's a certified fiduciary with years of experience.
Thank you so much for the video. I would like to see you review the Royalty Trust sector in oil and gas, and provide us your insight on some of these high dividend monthly offers.
Great analysis, as always, man! Your videos are truly inspirational/educational! I'd love to know your take on such stocks as BHP Billiton, Buckle and Mizuho Financial group!
Looking at it on Seeking Alpha (cursory look), its value has been going on a consistent downward trend over the last 5 years. Starting at ~$18 now down to about $5. Compare that to the likes of MED (Medifast), which has been overall growing its stock price over the last 5 years. Or, at least it grew sharply, declined a bit, grew sharply again, and has declined a bit in the last year or so due to the market downturn(s)... But is overall much higher than it was just a few years ago. AND they keep continuing to grow their dividend pretty quickly. Sure, it's only currently at like 5% yield, but is that just 'cause it's capital appreciation has been so high over the last 5 years? Is OCCI's declining stock price and growing dividend sustainable? Guess I better watch the video...
Also, it doesn't look like OCCI's dividend is growing much at all. $0.03 over the last 2 years or so? They switched from monthly dividends to quarterly dividends a couple years ago, but that didn't per se "raise" the dividend, just lumped payments together into a quarterly package. That's not really "growth" is it? Unlike Medifast which has been considerably raising its dividend every year for the last like 5+ years $0.32, $0.48, $0.75, $1.13, $1.42, $1.64, etc. If you haven't already dove into Medifast, maybe you could do that next for comparison, or whatever?
Any chance you will do a video on what tools you use to help research stocks? I've just started investing and you show a lot of information that I have no idea how to find. Your videos have been great. I look into a few of the stocks you mention but I still see how it aligns with my goals before I decide on investing (or to invest when I have some more cash). How much time do you spend tracking stocks in your portfolio? Like, do you mostly buy and leave, or maybe sell if some get too risky, or maybe invest in already held stocks instead of new ones. Side note, its been a harsh month to enter the market. Everything has lost value. It's scary to see so much red, but I understand that in the long term I should end up ahead.
Thanks. I got up caught up and chasing dividends once before and lost a bunch of money. I'm a little more cautious though. If it hits 7%, and I'm looking very closely. I think a couple good adds these days are ford, merck, bmy, ABBV, ABR, INTC, they mostly have dropped fairly significantly for little to no reason which gives good promise for rebound growth. Ford offers a lot of potential future growth with a fairly decent dividend. Also CWH and BST. And JNJ
I work in finance with mortgage CLOs. The leverage is only an issue if the tranches themselves are structurally levered. If you’re simply buying on leverage (smartly) you should be fine. What they probably do here is purchase structurally levered securities with leverage. This is how you end up 20-50 times levered without even knowing like in the financial crisis so def stay away lol
I love your content (as a heavy income investor). If you haven't done it yet, it be great to see a video on your thoughts on the BIG 3 of shipping - SBLK, ZIM, and GoGL. All have fantastic techs, and 15%+ div, but like everything else is taking a price hit right now. Thanks!
I really enjoy this channel. I really don't enjoy the exaggerated facial expression thumbnail... please, don't lower your standards Mr. Dividend Bull. That is all, Thank you.
Can you take a look at DIVO and JEPI? Both are holding up in current market conditions and both have grown share value over time. I'm trying to figure out which one is better to invest in: larger dividend or larger growth potential?
Thanks again bud, best yt channel I've subscribed this year!! Question, given it's high risk and expense ratio, I have set aside a chunk of capital, soley to roll-over funds that are about to pay dividends. I buy a few days before they announce qtr div earnings, then selling entire position few days after. Not holding long term. Any thoughts??🙏
@@tonysteinke7234 yes. i currently have about 540 shares that i bought in may. SVOL has been averaging between 16-18% dividend yield. this fund is a cash machine
finviz says dividend is 15% also been in a strong downtrend since 2014. so dividend deceptive as price dimishes so does payout. i bet this stock wont be around in 5 years just my opinion
OCCI also pays its dividend in partial cash and partial shares. So you'll only be paid partly in cash and the rest will be in more shares of the company, not all cash.
@@mikeyman1974 I would double check with them to make sure, because I don't know if they changed it since I got in. I do think this is their default payment method though. I think you might be able to contact them and ask for all cash, but if I read the information on their site correctly, if you choose all cash, you will get a lower payout. Again, I could be wrong. I have been selling off all my shares as soon as they go over the 1-year mark. The last dividend I received was less than half cash and all the rest additional shares in the company.
@@Seoulsearch616 i’ll have to look into it because I wouldn’t mind buying some shares for a Roth and if it pays in both shares and some cash that’s fine by me
@@mikeyman1974 I hope it works out well for you! I am selling my positions because the share prices always drop. Be prepared for it to always be red in your portfolio. I wish anyone who feels this is a good fit for them the best, but I want to move on to things that at the very least, are better at preserving capital.
I’m a non US resident, which means that it is better for me to invest in Irish domiciled etfs. Are there any Irish domiciled monthly dividen etfs that you can recommend?
This video is a little older, but keep in mind ,the "freefall" to their stock in 2020 was due to COVID. This same freefall can be seen in a lot of other stocks during that same time period. Granted their stock did recover around the beginning of 2021, but looking at the stock chat, the price has been slowly going down ever since. Not exactly a freefall, but more like a slow ride down.
Okay two things 1. The fee does not eat your earning potential, the dividend is distributed AFTER the fee. 2. Is not a 20% Yield. This stock pays out its dividend in shares/cash. 80/20. So it's really only about a 4% Yield
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I have 2 brokerage accounts at Scwabb, I also have one left open at my old bank, my 2 accounts are filled w/ Dividend Growth, covered calls and even USOI, if I wanted to try the 3 portfolio, w/ 3 or 4 Global x, Xyld, Qyld, a Bond fund would that ne a waste if inwas gonna reinvest the dividends?? (I have roth this os gonna be like an alt to an index fund portfolio, I know u can't teach everything and I should've done better in school.
The stock market has been a really tough one this past months, but I watched an interview on CNBC where the anchor ‘Jim Cramer’ kept mentioning "...KARINA MATTIS...". This prompted me to get in touch with her, and from October 2021 till now we have been working together, and I can now boast of $540k in my trading portfolio.
I am a beginner and I am hoping to start with $93,000. I hope this is not too small to start with because my dream is to attain my financial goals within a short period of time.
My opinion for young people is you need to be both .a dividend investor and a growth investor, and you can let the market determine your allocation. for that i use an FA Susan Kay Mack. For example if I just got a 1000% gain on Tesla and then pulled 85% of the money out and went into a load of more stable dividend stocks like AT & T. So I would say diversify, but also use those growth opportunities to build the capital to invest in the dividend payers (or in cash flowing real estate) Needless to say I am also 100% money market in that 401(k) and ETFs
@@mitchsapastein5593 ....WHY DON'''T EVERYONE WAKE TFU ITS RIGHT THERE IN FRONT OF YOU TICKER/SYMBOL ( AMKAF ) ZIM,,,CITAY,,, just to Name a FEW its those BIG ASS SHIPS SITTING IDLE OUT IN HARBORS NOTHING BUT BIG BUCKS $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$
I'd like to see a deep dive on the mechanics of cover called ETFs. They all seem to have high yields on paper, but the depreciation is just painful to watch. I wonder what's going on in there. Also, I'm very curious about your thoughts on ZIM. It's the stock with the single highest yield I've ever seen, and its financials seem fairly okay. But I get the feeling it is also a yield trap. 40% annual yield is just ridiculous, even if it's before taxes.
Yeah me too, I'm fairly heavy in QYLD which is covered call ETF and I recently bought some shares in ZIM. I know the dividend probably won't stay at 40 pct but even 20 pct is super high and their share price over time seems fairly consistent also. But I'm not an analyst so would be great if this channel could talk about that.
You would have be very active with these investments that constantly fall in value. You would buy in a fear crash and sell when up 20% or so and the dividend would be a bonus. Also, hope you don't buy and it never recovers. Not passive dividend investing.
All my money is in a special dividend paying stock CBIO. $1.43 on $1.96 right now. The catch? It has a record date of 9/6. It pays out on 9/20 and a today declared ex dividend of Sept 21. How is the ex dividend date after the pay date? Beats me.
@@markjenkins9239 Not. CBIO. It is paying its first dividend ever. But, I have seen this one time before with another stock, TG and they pay quarterly. From what I researched so far; the record date allows you to buy the shares up to that date, the pay date is when you will get the payout, BUT you have to hold the shares AFTER the ex dividend or else they can take it out of your account. They do it "for the purpose of not compromising the share price" whatever that means.
Dude… the amount of information I’ve learned from your channel is ridiculous. Not many people could put together a video about an investment I’m not interested in making and keep me engaged. Really good work man keep it up
@@davidadrian6426 lies to who? Or do you not know basic grammar and meant to write “too?”
@@codyjones2540 RIGHT'''''
I am always and forever will be grateful to the amount of research that you do. I know I have the ability to and should do the same but because of my life and chaos there in it is unbelievably appreciated on how much you do. You’re awesome man.
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Thank you for putting this out! Occi feels like a dividend trap
Nice pick, I’m compiling and picking stocks that I’d love to hold on to for a few years before retirement, do you think these stocks would do better over the years? I’d love to retire with at least $2million savings. Now you gotta rely on a pretty good diversification if you must stay green. Currently up 35% and being cautious. Still better deal than letting it sit in savings or checking earning near 0-1% interest.
Well up at 35% in this present market is impressive. I was wondering if investing in a cumulative ETF during this next decade is a sound investment. Or is it better to invest in a distributing ETF (even considering taxes)?
@@berwickperu7683 ETFs are cool. My portfolio is very much diversified so it's not like i have a particular fund i invest in. You should probably copy a licensed person more so one with experience of the past bear markets. I copy a chartered financial analyst Karen Marie Emma" Been quite consistent. My portfolio returned $350k in Q1
@@richardyepesdiego5702 i am envious i've been in the red for too long even before the dip but would like to ask are you giving her your money or the money stays in your accoun
@@haddenford6252 You don't give out money, I only copy her trades in real time which is ideal for this system. Lookup the name for a guide. She's a certified fiduciary with years of experience.
@@richardyepesdiego5702 think I’ve come across her on Tv or somewhere…
Would like your thoughts on Petrobras. 20%< yield, mostly because of political risk it seems.
Thank you so much for the video. I would like to see you review the Royalty Trust sector in oil and gas, and provide us your insight on some of these high dividend monthly offers.
Great analysis, as always, man! Your videos are truly inspirational/educational! I'd love to know your take on such stocks as BHP Billiton, Buckle and Mizuho Financial group!
Love your videos they opened my eyes to a whole new investment strategy that I love!
20%? But how long before it goes south?
Looking at it on Seeking Alpha (cursory look), its value has been going on a consistent downward trend over the last 5 years. Starting at ~$18 now down to about $5.
Compare that to the likes of MED (Medifast), which has been overall growing its stock price over the last 5 years. Or, at least it grew sharply, declined a bit, grew sharply again, and has declined a bit in the last year or so due to the market downturn(s)... But is overall much higher than it was just a few years ago. AND they keep continuing to grow their dividend pretty quickly. Sure, it's only currently at like 5% yield, but is that just 'cause it's capital appreciation has been so high over the last 5 years?
Is OCCI's declining stock price and growing dividend sustainable?
Guess I better watch the video...
Also, it doesn't look like OCCI's dividend is growing much at all. $0.03 over the last 2 years or so? They switched from monthly dividends to quarterly dividends a couple years ago, but that didn't per se "raise" the dividend, just lumped payments together into a quarterly package. That's not really "growth" is it?
Unlike Medifast which has been considerably raising its dividend every year for the last like 5+ years $0.32, $0.48, $0.75, $1.13, $1.42, $1.64, etc.
If you haven't already dove into Medifast, maybe you could do that next for comparison, or whatever?
Another great and informative video. I continue to learn nuances of analysis from you.
Any chance you will do a video on what tools you use to help research stocks? I've just started investing and you show a lot of information that I have no idea how to find. Your videos have been great. I look into a few of the stocks you mention but I still see how it aligns with my goals before I decide on investing (or to invest when I have some more cash). How much time do you spend tracking stocks in your portfolio? Like, do you mostly buy and leave, or maybe sell if some get too risky, or maybe invest in already held stocks instead of new ones.
Side note, its been a harsh month to enter the market. Everything has lost value. It's scary to see so much red, but I understand that in the long term I should end up ahead.
Lookup Karen Marie Emma for a guide. she's a certified fiduciary
Great video, thank you for sharing.. Nothing like the sheer power of a dividend investment and its growth.. Keep up the solid content!
Thanks. I got up caught up and chasing dividends once before and lost a bunch of money. I'm a little more cautious though. If it hits 7%, and I'm looking very closely. I think a couple good adds these days are ford, merck, bmy, ABBV, ABR, INTC, they mostly have dropped fairly significantly for little to no reason which gives good promise for rebound growth. Ford offers a lot of potential future growth with a fairly decent dividend. Also CWH and BST. And JNJ
Have agreat day, everyone!
These are great I would have never imagined a dividend stock giving so much in return while trying to remain consistent and grow..
I work in finance with mortgage CLOs. The leverage is only an issue if the tranches themselves are structurally levered. If you’re simply buying on leverage (smartly) you should be fine. What they probably do here is purchase structurally levered securities with leverage. This is how you end up 20-50 times levered without even knowing like in the financial crisis so def stay away lol
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I love your content (as a heavy income investor). If you haven't done it yet, it be great to see a video on your thoughts on the BIG 3 of shipping - SBLK, ZIM, and GoGL. All have fantastic techs, and 15%+ div, but like everything else is taking a price hit right now. Thanks!
I really enjoy this channel. I really don't enjoy the exaggerated facial expression thumbnail... please, don't lower your standards Mr. Dividend Bull.
That is all,
Thank you.
I have found you have to trade most of these high yielders. They are not buy and hold. Even XFLT which is the best of the CLO group.
ZIM?
Inconsistent dividend.
Usoi monthly dividend trap? What's your opinion on it
Thanks for the education
Would love to see an analyses of digital realty trust. Ticker DLR.
Can you take a look at DIVO and JEPI? Both are holding up in current market conditions and both have grown share value over time. I'm trying to figure out which one is better to invest in: larger dividend or larger growth potential?
Thoughts on LYB? ...been seeing it hyped a bit on some of the dividend groups I’m in
Thanks again bud, best yt channel I've subscribed this year!! Question, given it's high risk and expense ratio, I have set aside a chunk of capital, soley to roll-over funds that are about to pay dividends. I buy a few days before they announce qtr div earnings, then selling entire position few days after. Not holding long term. Any thoughts??🙏
@Dividend Bull check out this volatility etf SVOL. it currently has about a 17% dividend yield
I'm retired and thought about buying some. Have you?
@@tonysteinke7234 yes. i currently have about 540 shares that i bought in may. SVOL has been averaging between 16-18% dividend yield. this fund is a cash machine
Can you do a video on Altria please, thanks.
Thanks for the video
It’s a quarterly stock. To bad it doesn’t pay monthly.
Please provide a video with your analysis on SFL. Thank you.
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As always I appreciate your efforts and explanations. Looking forward to the next video
Appreciate you & the time you take out to make these videos. I wish I could learn more & change some of my surroundings.
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Thank you for the education. Great content!
did you changed your microphone ?
Audio quality is pretty poor in this video
Very poor audio quality
I too like the Dividend Channel and use it daily.
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finviz says dividend is 15% also been in a strong downtrend since 2014. so dividend deceptive as price dimishes so does payout. i bet this stock wont be around in 5 years just my opinion
Just a comment for the algo. Keep it up.
OCCI also pays its dividend in partial cash and partial shares. So you'll only be paid partly in cash and the rest will be in more shares of the company, not all cash.
Does that happen automatically if you buy OCCI shares?
@@mikeyman1974 I would double check with them to make sure, because I don't know if they changed it since I got in. I do think this is their default payment method though. I think you might be able to contact them and ask for all cash, but if I read the information on their site correctly, if you choose all cash, you will get a lower payout. Again, I could be wrong. I have been selling off all my shares as soon as they go over the 1-year mark. The last dividend I received was less than half cash and all the rest additional shares in the company.
@@Seoulsearch616 i’ll have to look into it because I wouldn’t mind buying some shares for a Roth and if it pays in both shares and some cash that’s fine by me
@@mikeyman1974 I hope it works out well for you! I am selling my positions because the share prices always drop. Be prepared for it to always be red in your portfolio. I wish anyone who feels this is a good fit for them the best, but I want to move on to things that at the very least, are better at preserving capital.
@@Seoulsearch616 i’m gonna definitely consider that. it i’m not 100% ready to pull the trigger on this stock so I have to do some more research.
i collected dividend stocks, i received pennies on the dollar while watching my principle disappear. lovely.
Thanks for all the vids. Please keep it up!!
I’m a non US resident, which means that it is better for me to invest in Irish domiciled etfs. Are there any Irish domiciled monthly dividen etfs that you can recommend?
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great video !!!
The US is in a recession.
Despite Brandon's attempt to redefine the word.
Whenever someone says Brandon I know right away to turn off my hearing.
@@keysersoze503 and therefore your thinking as well.
Check out ECC.
This video is a little older, but keep in mind ,the "freefall" to their stock in 2020 was due to COVID. This same freefall can be seen in a lot of other stocks during that same time period. Granted their stock did recover around the beginning of 2021, but looking at the stock chat, the price has been slowly going down ever since. Not exactly a freefall, but more like a slow ride down.
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hmm that is sort of crazy, 13 times debt on a million would be what 13 million?
Want high yield? Then check out these two Cornerstone close-end funds, CLM & CRF.
Okay two things
1. The fee does not eat your earning potential, the dividend is distributed AFTER the fee.
2. Is not a 20% Yield. This stock pays out its dividend in shares/cash. 80/20. So it's really only about a 4% Yield
High expense ratio and leveraged money? Ill pass haha
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I HAVE INCURRED SO MUCH LOSSES TRADING ON MY OWN...I TRADE WELL ON DEMO BUT I THINK THE REAL MARKET IS MANIPULATED... CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT OR AT LEAST TELL ME WHAT I'M DOING WRONG ?
Who is this professional everyone is talking about I always see her post on top comments on every TH-cam video I
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I was going to write GOOD FIND, but its liability to equity is really bad. It is more than 1.5x.
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i want to invest into the stock market i've got money laying around my bank account, please how can i get through to your broker ??
@@jessicaknoll4700 my broker is well know as Lanngel Mark , you can look him online
thank you John , i found his website , i am very impressed with the reviews.
wow feels great to see this here. I just turned 43 and I decided to Invest over $300k, I needed tips on how to grow that to $1.5million in two years and retire at 45, I met Lanngel Mark and he has helped me grow my investment to more than expectations
Lanngel Mark trades my stock, I live in California I recommend him
Have you done a video on *USOI*? I thought you did but it might have been someone else...
Check his videos for ETN. It is one.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 I found it.
Can you do a video of what the hell happened to $ORC?
@Mav Rick I was wondering the same thing. Had 1000 shares and didn’t see the reverse split coming at all😡
He has one on it. Look up ORC.
What is all this talk about a possible recession? We are already in a technical recession.
I have 2 brokerage accounts at Scwabb, I also have one left open at my old bank, my 2 accounts are filled w/ Dividend Growth, covered calls and even USOI, if I wanted to try the 3 portfolio, w/ 3 or 4 Global x, Xyld, Qyld, a Bond fund would that ne a waste if inwas gonna reinvest the dividends?? (I have roth this os gonna be like an alt to an index fund portfolio, I know u can't teach everything and I should've done better in school.
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Terrible audio quality this video
The stock market has been a really tough one this past months, but I watched an interview on CNBC where the anchor ‘Jim Cramer’ kept mentioning "...KARINA MATTIS...". This prompted me to get in touch with her, and from October 2021 till now we have been working together, and I can now boast of $540k in my trading portfolio.
Good one, working with her also helped accumulate up to 350k in my trading portfolio.
I am a beginner and I am hoping to start with $93,000. I hope this is not too small to start with because my dream is to attain my financial goals within a short period of time.
Clickbait thumbnail ?? just say the truth ...review of ...XYZ ///LOL click baiters. ...
great vid explaining what a shit stock is. id rather you do vids about companies/stocks that are worthwhile.
...WHAT ABOUT THOSE BIG ASS SHIPS SITTING ANCHORED OUT IN HARBORS TICKER/SYMBOL ( AMKAF ) ZIM,,,CITAY, just to Name a FEW
CLM and CRF are two more CEF.
But I choose not to invest in these because of the low volumes and the dividend payout to EPS ratio.
My opinion for young people is you need to be both .a dividend investor and a growth investor, and you can let the market determine your allocation. for that i use an FA Susan Kay Mack. For example if I just got a 1000% gain on Tesla and then pulled 85% of the money out and went into a load of more stable dividend stocks like AT & T. So I would say diversify, but also use those growth opportunities to build the capital to invest in the dividend payers (or in cash flowing real estate) Needless to say I am also 100% money market in that 401(k) and ETFs
i’ve just taken a deep dive into investing, dividend growth investment as it interests me. hoping to get to the big dogs someday.
taking note of this. also I did read about Susan Kay Mack on the web., quite a great resume she has
I invest in stable stocks, my rule: if you previously liked the stock, then you should love it at a discounted price.
I was able to find her webpage and leave a mail after going through her credentials, i'm willing to make consultations to improve my portfolio
@@mitchsapastein5593 ....WHY DON'''T EVERYONE WAKE TFU ITS RIGHT THERE IN FRONT OF YOU TICKER/SYMBOL ( AMKAF ) ZIM,,,CITAY,,, just to Name a FEW its those BIG ASS SHIPS SITTING IDLE OUT IN HARBORS NOTHING BUT BIG BUCKS $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$
Thank you for your time and info. I and everyone else have learned so much
A 15% dividend is my limit. I shoot for 10% to 15%.
I'd like to see a deep dive on the mechanics of cover called ETFs. They all seem to have high yields on paper, but the depreciation is just painful to watch. I wonder what's going on in there.
Also, I'm very curious about your thoughts on ZIM. It's the stock with the single highest yield I've ever seen, and its financials seem fairly okay. But I get the feeling it is also a yield trap. 40% annual yield is just ridiculous, even if it's before taxes.
Yeah me too, I'm fairly heavy in QYLD which is covered call ETF and I recently bought some shares in ZIM.
I know the dividend probably won't stay at 40 pct but even 20 pct is super high and their share price over time seems fairly consistent also. But I'm not an analyst so would be great if this channel could talk about that.
You had me all excited until you put things into perspective. Thanks for doing this.
You would have be very active with these investments that constantly fall in value. You would buy in a fear crash and sell when up 20% or so and the dividend would be a bonus. Also, hope you don't buy and it never recovers. Not passive dividend investing.
All my money is in a special dividend paying stock CBIO. $1.43 on $1.96 right now. The catch?
It has a record date of 9/6. It pays out on 9/20 and a today declared ex dividend of Sept 21. How is the ex dividend date after the pay date? Beats me.
It must be a monthly div payer
@@markjenkins9239 Not. CBIO. It is paying its first dividend ever.
But, I have seen this one time before with another stock, TG and they pay quarterly.
From what I researched so far; the record date allows you to buy the shares up to that date, the pay date is when you will get the payout, BUT you have to hold the shares AFTER the ex dividend or else they can take it out of your account.
They do it "for the purpose of not compromising the share price" whatever that means.
The board of directors have to vote on an ex dividend date and then it will be payable through the sec trust