7 Highest Paying Dividend Stocks for Cash Flow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- There’s nothing like dividend cash flow and these dividend stocks pay more than any others in the market. Don’t miss out on these highest paying dividend stock picks! Want your dividend cash flow EVERY month? Here’s the seven monthly dividend stocks I use to pay my bills! • 7 Monthly Dividend Sto...
That monthly dividend stocks video was one of the most popular on the channel but you told me in the comments, you wanted MORE! You wanted higher dividend yields and more cash flow from your stocks. So in this video, I’ll reveal the seven highest paying dividend stocks in the market. I’ll also show you how to find the best dividend stocks to buy and some of the traps to avoid. Then towards the end of the video, I’m sharing a cash boosting strategy that can increase your dividend yield on any stock by double-digits.
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I’ll be counting up through the list of high yield dividend paying companies, all the way up to one stock that pays a 27% dividend yield. Now understand, you’re probably not going to make much if anything on the share price of these stocks. In fact, sometimes the share price falls on stocks giving so much back in dividends. The dividend will make up for it though and you’ll earn that cash return.
A couple of things you need to remember about high yield dividend stocks. Just because it pays a 20% dividend or higher doesn’t automatically mean it’s a good stock. Some of the highest paying stocks are that way because the share price has fallen so quickly but the dividend payment hasn’t been cut…yet! Please do your research into these companies to make sure you want to invest in them.
Always check the price history and the series of dividend history on your stocks. That will show you if the dividend has grown or been cut regularly. It will also help you estimate the total return on the shares, which may be lower than the dividend yield if the share price is falling.
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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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Wow these stocks have changed a lot in 11 months. Can't find nna or mags. And fro doesn't show a dividend or not very much
It doesn't matter to me if a company pays monthly or quarterly. As long as I have invested in enough companies collectively that adds up to the amount I want to live off of each month. I'm good!
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I am so thankful for this video and also Minority Mindset as well among a few others. So I changed my strategy in March and now I have earned over 21K in dividends, equivalent to working a second job at $21.46 per hour. I have already put in an order for OPP, as the ex-date is Tuesday 6/15. Also you posted this video on my birthday, so I am pleased with my present.
What was your initial investment if you don’t mind. MM is a great channel as well
Some of these tanker MLP's looks appealing.
I bought ABR an MREIT a year ago for $3.96/share, it had a yield of over 30% because it pandemic-crashed. Now it's trading for over $17 and the yield normalized to 7.7%.
Congratulations! I envy you. I got in ABR in August when the yield was around 17%.
@@coinskid3736 lol scammer
@@coinskid3736 Welcome
Hi, you seem to know your eay around. How did you choose in the begining..?
@@vamama100 I don't really know 💩. Pure luck. I already owned some ABR and bought more when it tanked along with the pandemic crash.
covered calls are the greatest thing I have ever heard of, and dividend paying stocks are the second greatest!
Im trying to learn it. I agree
@@TieJamesWaddy have you found vids you like? for the options explinations
"yeah you know me" dang it, man have not thought of that for ages.
Ok
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Monthly is great, but I prefer the higher dividend. My plan is a mix of both :)
Hi Joe. I like a mixture of monthly and quarterly dividend stocks. The best of both worlds: growth and income.
Hi. My favorite kind of video 🥰. I bought as much as I could yesterday on discount so today I did so great and sold some today 🤗.
You down with OPP? Yeah, you know me!
I love you
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Don't let the BOW Tie Fool you🤓
It’s okay if you don’t agree with this type of investing. Many of us do agree. I put in about 80k, I have 20 positions in high growth stocks. I’m getting 15 divided Pay checks, however I’m up 135% this year. About 450k this yr. good dividend paying portfolio. Although I use an F.A so buy as much as you can and wait for the rebound only the brave gets rewarded in these times!
Impressive. That’s one quite mouthful of profits
I'm watching this video after 2 months of it's release and I'm sooo glad I didn't watch it on time and didn't buy any of those stocks lol.
Why
@@datboydev9546 because the stocks are shit.
Agreed. Awful advice.
Over half of these stocks have significantly cunt divided’s. One from 20% to 1.4%.
DHT didnt age well lol
I own DHT. Been averaging down as needed the last few months while collecting the dividends. I also write some covered calls to juice the income. I wish the options on DHT were a little more liquid, but so far so good.
@@nightmark2120 it is the same company, but the dividend is dependent on earnings from the quarter. Not unusual in shipping due to shipping contracts being cyclical. I guess it is hard to maintain a fixed income. I think the yield in the video was probably two quarters ago, I don’t begrudge the info as presented, depending on the source it is an honest thing to miss. The 3% yield you mention is based on the most recent payout, after shipping rates had flattened. Last summer I had a payout that was over 40% I think!!! I don’t mind the fluctuations, I just add more in the $5 range.
I don’t ever want to lose equity. I’d sacrifice cash flow to ensure I’m not losing value.
I work a full time job that pays weekly, so im less concerned about regular payments and more concerned about bigger payments regardless of when they pay out
There’s a mentality thing that says the rich and the smart choice would to take 10,000,000$ over 35 years slowly with regular payments rather than get a large lump sum , with the mentality off the rich you would just use the lump sum as an investment so if you have a steady consistent cash flow on the table as an investment that’s the better choice .
I like the mix of monthly + quarterly
@@coinskid3736 shut up bot
many of these securities stopped paying dividends before this video was uploaded. latest ex-dividend dates are as of Sept 2020 or Jan 2021. Just because it has high yield, doesn't mean you will receive that yield if you invested in them today. don't be fooled
Why not
Great info, although I feel like you should have mentioned that quarterly dividend stocks don't all pay out the same months. So you can diversify your quarterly dividend payers with which months they pay out and still get a relatively consistent amount of dividends overall every month.
@Real Life trust you right and here goes whattsup nbr... Hahahah
@Real Life I made 30 profit my first shares because of him maybe you’re just going about it the wrong way, I’m sure not everything Is perfect but by the way you’re talking seems like YOU made a bad choice and lost money so don’t take your anger out on other people just because you’re incapable of talking like a normal human being.
Whatever makes the most money in a year is the most important to me. I can always save the money and set a spending budget per month as if it was monthly as well.
Down with OPP! What a flash back! Thanks for the laugh! Also thank you for your continued dedication and insight! Another fabulous and most educational video. I was super excited when you mentioned covered calls on these. I already own ORC and have done covered calls a couple times successfully!
I was 0-10 in the 90s and I can relate to the ABC 1,2,3 song, but the actual song I can write that I just listened to it for the first time.
Hey Joseph, I was wondering if you could do a breakdown on funds like QYLD and JEPI? My dad is getting closer to retirement and I was considering looking into these covered call based etfs to add to his dividend funds. I would love a deep dive into these and to hear your opinion!
The Average Joe Investor did a break down on QYLD 4 days ago. Long term, it's a huge no for me.
Tell him to look at QYLG it's QYLD but it's 50% shares owned
@@drg4366 Thanks for the suggestion! We'll look into it this weekend!
NUSI is a good one as well
I really find this very educational and entertaining, hope you make a part 2 for the 2k Rent, of the companies you could not list because of time constraints. Thanks for all the work!!! I just bought the 7 stocks already!
How's it going?
I second that. How is it going?
My dad said SLVO is 30% annual dividends. He’s doing good with it. Why is your thoughts?
Congrats on 400K subs. Been watching for a while and it's been great to watch the Bowtie community grow!
I'm just starting out and have little to invest, so monthly dividends are what I like to dump more back in quickly.
Do you think you could do the top 5 Canadian dividend stocks for all us Canadian investors out there? ✌🏻
there are so many. banks , railroads
@@cmauro7912 That's not him. It's a bot
ENB is a good one...pays about 65 cent U.S. quarterly
Buy GWO stock for a good dividend and capital gain as well.
I invest stocks for capital gains and lower tax rates. I invest in real estate for cash flow and inflation hedge
You put me in NNA @$5.18 & I’m down -$39.43%
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I'm wondering why NNA is on this list besides the dividend because he says to make sure the stock itself isn't down overall yet has gone down consistently in the last 5 years. WTF? Look at it this way, don't think it can get much lower.
@@DennisRawlins lol it can always go lower
Don’t listen this guy he recommends crap
@@polievets1 I agree he likes to recommend penny stocks and super high yield garbage
Personally I look at the total annual dividend yield, If it is Monthly, Weekly, or Annually doesn't matter much.
@@user00165 Easy fix, put it in a savings and take out a set amount each month for your bills and other costs.
When AMC hits 500k this is where im throwing most of my earnings into
Fuck yeaaaa me too
I'll be be if AMC would just reach $220 or at least match GME
Check out ticker O realty income imagine buying this when the housing market crashes in the next couple of years
So when would be a good time to buy O?
@@LovePH926 look how it reacted in 2008 it went from 30 a share to .03 cents. Imagine buying in w a 100k getting monthly dividends and holding for 5 years and the share price 🚀 to 75 a share and ur getting higher dividends. I would like to know when it crashes but it’s soon
Thanks Joseph for this awesome information good job Cheers..
what's more important to me is the dividend safety and uninterrupted steam of dividend income throughout the year...not Qtrly or Monthly payouts. I wish you would provide some "risk' analysis of each of your picks. High payouts aren't sustainable and are high risk of losing much capital. DHT = -14% 10-yr DGR; ORC = -16% 5-Yr DGR; NNA = -17% 5-yr DGR; MAGS = 1 dividend payout since 2004 per Yahoo dividend history; These are too risky for me. Thx Joesph
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Love your channel Joseph! Looking forward to your Sunday Budweiser happy hour show.
I knew I should have majored in economics/banking instead of chemistry.
That thumbnail 😍🤣 always looking forward to your videos!
My favorite Reit is WPC growth and dividend
Makes me feel like a pauper on my 4.5% to 4.8% yield.
Monthly Dividends is the most logical to work with for a fix income monthly.
Monthy or quarterly whatever one nets more overall
It would be fabulous to have an update on these stocks, especially OPP (and RIV). They've fallen so dramatically, that it's scary and I'm too green to know whether to add more. I am a long term retired investor, so not selling out, but sure I buy more to bring my cost basis down? CEFs are hard to understand, but seem to be important for cash flow on a smaller amount of money.
Sold out of both yesterday at a significant (25%+) loss. Also of a lot of QYLD, which I finally bought after Joseph recommended it. Another expensive lesson.
Monthly and quarterly work the best for me, but I think it just depends on a person's situation. I started with monthly payouts and then moved into quarterlies as I was able to stabilize my finances over about 18 months of heavy investing.
Scammers all over TH-cam. Always look for the checkmark next to channel name and never call/text a number you see in comments.
@Ándrei Jïkh you will be reported
My preference is monthly
"O" is a decent monthly to own at this time. As well as "EXG".
I like your videos but I feel like some of these are misleading. DHT cut their dividend 75%, EURN cut their dividend, MAGS paid a one time dividend and probably cant pay another, FRO has missed their last 3 dividends. Am I missing something in my research? I would like to know if I’m wrong, please let me know and where to look if my information is incorrect. Not trolling, like your videos a lot! Thanks!
It gets worse. NNA has a dividend of 0 it was suspended in march prior to recording of the video.
NNA decided to suspend its quarterly dividends. It was stated in their Financials report posted on April 15th 2021.
Yeah, what's up with that recommendation. Usually high yielding dividends are not safe. They are usually slashed and down goes the share price as well. This one here was pushed out a month and got slashed from .30 to
.05. And now suspended?
Are these dividends misleading I see it on yahoo finance but the earnings reports don’t seem to line up seems like it an average of the dividends that aren’t currently being paid for example dht the average comes out to 1$ per share including dividends from 2007 of 5$ per share when the stock prices was higher now they are paying .08$ thoughts?
@@carterebbert1432 Yeah all the tanker ones are wrong. I did a compilation as a stand alone post.
DHT is inconsistent with dividends, I’ve been holding for 2 years and the payout schedule is sporadic to say the least
tat and the dividends have dropped
Excellent representation 👌
** Please Read! Just because these are the highest paying stocks doesn't mean you should rush out to buy them! Listen to the warnings I give in the video. I like the monthly dividend stocks in the previous video better 👉 th-cam.com/video/Rr4A51xoOZ0/w-d-xo.html but what do you think? Which do you like better, the lower yield stocks that maybe have better total returns or these higher yields that are riskier and may lose something on the stock price?
I like having a decent collection of monthly dividends of 4.5% or higher, and a few good quarterlies to offer the occasional boost. If you're broke, those dividends can be reinvested manually, targeting the stocks with the greatest percentage of current loss to maximize growth.
I think the overall payout is most important. Depending on the timing, you can adjust a portfolio to receive some payout monthly
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And the Pimco funds are my favorite
Hi, where is the video with 12 stocks paying weekly? (I do not see it in description). Thank you
Do these dividends stocks ever run out.
Great information over here!
My exact strategy, IVR weekly covered call options. Projecting about a 30% yield with quarterly dividends and premiums collected weekly.
Why don't you check the yields on these stocks now in May 2021, not even a month later. Most are not even paying a quarter of what they did at the time of this video.
I saw that too. Dividend yields have come down quite a bit to under 5 % range.
Ouch
If you know how to budget appropriately the quarterly dividends are great! Especially when paired with a high yield checking account like T-Mobile money that pays 4% on cash upto $3,000 and 1% on anything beyond $3,000. Thanks for the videos!!
sounds great other than you need a T-Mobile wireless plan.
Interesting
As a farmer, I see things in seasons and years, monthly cash flow is not as important as annual growth.
Annual growth looks better on paper. Cash flow pays the bills. But to each their own!
Need the "por que no los dos" girl meme. The best of both worlds, Ill give you guys one of mine that is "best of both worlds" is ticker O (O realty). Last few days almost up 5 bucks, monthly div, 4.1 percent, 2.82 total annual. The issue is the stock price itself is rather high for a monthly div stock at almost 70 bucks a share. Extremely stable, good div(not the greatest, but against the price share, works out well)
@@ThatCarGuy AGREE....."O" is a solid pick for this year. Need to watch what happens in the politics this fall. But will keep "O" until at least August.
@@openfor45 to be honest I'm surprised to see it jump this much with all the lockdowns. O has normally been a good stock to invest in, but this year has taken off as you stated. I think it will be good until 2022 when the Republicans will take the house back as history has shown when one party has control of all 3 branches it switches. But I do agree it's down to politics. I just hope things stay bullish
@@ThatCarGuy AGREE.....if the dems pass legislation that actually causes slight inflation,{as that hurts low income families the most} then the dems will lose the House & possibly the Senate as well. I do not see the Cap Gains Tax increasing that much either, as Covid will keep the economies{world} in check thru the end of this year; and neither party will want to see the U.S economy recede{not a recession}.
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Monthly and quarterly dividends. Both will help grow my portfolio in order to have great dividends when I retire.
Buy these or sell cash covered puts, then get called and buy the stock, then sell covered calls ( the wheel stragegy)? Have you done a comparison?
Kind of want both. Right now targeting good TSX stocks that pay monthly dividends, the higher the yield the better. Need to grow the account as quickly as possible. Quarterly not off the table, they can always be mixed and matched to effectively give monthly income.
NNA is not my friend lately but FRO finally woke up. Been selling covered calls on most of the stocks listed in the video for almost a year and it's working out OK overall.
havent done stock that aid other stocks,now that would snowball,and ease my brain.
Unfortunately, PSEC's dividend has consistently decreased. 3/3/2010- .41: 6/28/2010- .10 and went down again 2/25/2015 to .08 and currently at .06. :/
Because of the economic crisis and the rate of unemployment now is the best time to invest and make money 💯
Exactly nice word
I have about 12 shares of Orchid Island Capital. I love them
@@coinskid3736 what's this mean???
@@bscdesigns37745 it’s a scam bot
Interesting picks. Bit to risky for my liking. I picked up some PSXP earlier this year. Would like your opinion on this. Decent at ~9.8%, held the dividend thru 2020 and i see growth as well.
Hi Joseph I looked up NNA and the stock price is down like 80% in past 5 yr. While it is nice collecting the dividend but you are losing money in price depreciation what is your thought
The long term chart for ORC is on a huge downtrend. High dividend but depreciating investment.
Definitely, DEFINITELY ! Better to wait, even just 3 months to get a better return.
Thanks for the Stock Tips!!
Especially for OPP...
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$OPP $NNA $MAGS have much less volume.
That is important if you know you can sell it at the exact moment that you want.
Thank you again.
WTH? Looking today 5/1/21 I find EURN at .03 , NNA at .05 , and MAGS paid 1.079 in 12/20 but its the only div, shown in its history. Before blindly buying on Joe's recommendation? I strongly suggest doing some personal research.
What is this offering north is doing and how does it work? Please share your thoughts. Thanks!
omg that is exactly what I thought of when I heard OPP...
Can you do more videos on monthly dividends? Love the monthly income!
Why force yourself to investing in that smaller group of stocks?
@@pastexpiry2013B I have a pretty diverse portfolio including quarterly stocks but I like the monthly income.
Joseph so much shares do I have to buy or how much money do I have to invest to get these monthly/quarterly dividends????
IVR has a 10% yield already and their dividend will be recovering along with their stock price.
I hope my mom and I are both down 4K bc we bought at 4 bucks lmao
Great video,keep it up!▫️▫️🟡
Thank you! I subscribed, I really love your content.
Would like to see a video on the 7 highest paying qualified dividend stocks for that tax-free/reduced income. I know it's not clickbait friendly topic
any "regular" stock that you own for more than 60 days, the dividend is considered to be "qualified" for tax purposes. As long as youve owned the stock for more than 60 days. Almost all of my dividends from last year were qualified.
Thanks for the videos was able to double my dividend portfolio that's to a few of your videos
Interesting video... DOING MY Do DILIGENCE. I've been following for a couple of years. I like to go back to see what kind of track record you have .. Several of the stocks talked about in this video stopped paying dividends. A few are on the verge of being delisted. A good reminder that this market can turn fast. And Don't CHASE Dividends.... Have you thought about making videos of recaps of stocks that you brought to the attention of your following?
I did a few of the last ones and it nicest seeing the notification of dividend payout
Newbie trying to learn some wisdom here. When you calculate the 5 year annualized return using the method shown what should the result be on a stock that lost value? IE, what does a negative return look like on the calculator?
Hi Joseph, love your channel! It appears since you made the video NNA is no longer showing a dividend. It now shows "NA" What does this mean, is this a red flag? I really like this one, waiting for your explanation please! Thank you!
Dang... I really was interested in NNA. But yeah I guess you can't expect 50years of 20%+ yields 😅 I own already DHT, but I think Joseph will make me add another a bit riskier very high yielding dividend stock and keep my 🤞🏼😅
@@dividendsmatter3108 how has dht been for you?
@@MichaelCTruth Can't remember my new pw so idk atm., but I'll get back to you when I get home. It's not that long ago since I bought it tho so it's probably pretty much the same you'd get if you buy it now 😅
@@MichaelCTruth Yup, nothing interesting unfortunately :D Stayed bout the same and waiting on first dividends😅
I love how excited you look in your thumbnail.
What do you think of mortgage investment REITs like ORC now that interest rates are rising?
I know one more stock ZIM - shipping container stock, you may add this for high dividend paying stock.
Same for DHT...
wow shoutout to opp i love this channel even more
I love dividend stocks. Any dividend stock that pays me the most money the fastest is my favorite.
Awesome video; JH do you have these or are they good recommendations?
I have the non-oil stocks on my watchlist now. Thanks!
@Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA Don't forget you're a fake.... lol
Now that T is out we switched to ORC. Thank you! And it’s a dividend boost! :D
Look people, we are seeing a lot of companies cutting their dividends, AT&T is cutting their dividend, typically a company would be at risk to do this if their dividend payout ratio is over 60% (unless it is set up as a pass through company like some of the Master Limited Partner) However why is ORC listing a 2600% payout ratio?
Dude orc has been going dow for like 4 years in a row it’s not worth investing for dividends if the stock price goes down 5 bucks every year or so
@@rebirth7757 I've seen this strategy in other MLP's that don't make enough free cash flow to cover dividends. What they have done (GLP) is issue more shares or sell shares, dilute your holdings and sell the shares into the market decreasing the market value of all shares in order to pay that dividend. Be careful!
New into dividend and was wondering when the dividend % would be the same, is there any reason to choose monthly over quarterly payouts or just a personal preference?
Great video! I am liking the monthly dividends more all the time. If I need to sell some to free up funds for something else it is easy to get right back in. Also some stocks take a long time to recover from that price dip after quarterly dividend payments. The smaller chunks from monthly dividends mitigate that dip in a lot of cases.
NNA yields 6.49 % right now? Where did you get your information?
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@@Jaypilot100 how much is fro?
Where are the links for the bowtie newsletter and other links you mentioned? Thanks Joe!
Love buying dividend stocks and selling covered calls on them just outside the money
At 7:30 on Navious I am finding different info on Yahoo Finance and it is showing they never paid a dividend ever. Navios Maritime Holdings Inc. (NM)
NYSE - Nasdaq Real Time Price. Currency in USD.
Dividend & Yield N/A (N/A).
Different ticker too, whats going on?
WOOOOT Glad I added some tankers - NAT and EURN - months ago!
Careful with nat they've been cutting their dividend
Im down with OPP...