I belong to a stock investing-focused organization called “Better Investing”. When investing for one’s kids, it recommended picking companies the child could relate to, for example McDonald’s, Hershey’s and Hasbro, but only with careful analysis first.
The guy knows what he's talking about, good interview. By the way, Navy guy, do you own HII ? Oh..do they build submarines too?!! AMCR makes garbage, nice and steady.
Thank you and I have never owned HII outright… they have popped up on my radar, but I’ve felt enough individual defense exposure with my LMT position… but I get it because of their NAVY connection… maybe someday!! Appreciate the comment.🫡
Great video Russ..... Love Jeremy's work..... Always very interesting.... You are a great interviewer Russ.... Always love your interviews.... Be well and have a great holiday weekend....
It depends on the company because REITs, BDCs, and some "sin" stocks have higher payout ratios... But generally speaking, you'd like to see under 60% as that means there's money left to grow the business and, hopefully, the dividend.
That is funny and in hindsight I should have said it’s ok to be attracted to a dividend, but that’s where the research begins… We’re always buying the underlying company or ETF methodology that pays the dividend, right?
@@DapperDividends 100%. Couldn’t agree more. I just know I should be gravitating towards dividends at this stage of life. I’ve just always done well with growth that I don’t want to give it up. However, the whole point of the growth was to get to the point that I could rotate into dividends. Funny that now that I should I’m so stubborn about it.
@@InvestingWithAdamK This is a fascinating bit of investing psychology. We do something one way for many years, and then it becomes a hard habit to break!
Another interview with advice of someone who has never been through a real deep recession. The Japanese SP500 was dead money for 40 years. The Nasdaq was dead money for 17 years. Buying an SP500 and QQQQ mindlessly works as long as there is QE and magic fiat to save you every single time.
If a market is going to be dead money for 4 decades, doesn’t that highlight the importance of finding companies that will keep paying dividends? We’ve been hearing the doom and gloom for the US economy for decades, and it still keeps innovating and growing. Anything can happen, but with a long enough time horizon, the market should continue to grow. What’s your strategy, if you don’t mind sharing?
What is your #1 dividend stock for a beginner to buy?
Do you have any questions for the following conversation?
I belong to a stock investing-focused organization called “Better Investing”. When investing for one’s kids, it recommended picking companies the child could relate to, for example McDonald’s, Hershey’s and Hasbro, but only with careful analysis first.
To get them excited it is nice for them to know and use the companies they own.
That sounds like a really cool concept and motivation for people is key…
I just discovered your channel and I am so grateful! Everything you share is super valuable! Thank you for everything you do !
You are so welcome! Please let me know if there’s any questions you’d like answered in the show.🫡
I will be very boring this morning and totally agree. SCHD for super new beginners.
Boring is good, Steve!
Definitely agree with that take. SCHD is my largest holding. Investing should be boring!
Great convo fellas! Happy to hear V in your beginner stock picks 👏
Thanks and I probably should just keep buying it here…🤔
The problem with Dying With Zero is when you actually wake up the next day and say “AW! SH•T!” 😮
Haha…I could see that and then you say “this isn’t how it went in the book!!”
Russ great video. A lot of good points
Thanks, Billy, and I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it.
Been following Jeremy since I saw a post he did about options on Facebook. Loved the interview guys. Great stuff
Thank you so much Nina! Jeremy certainly knows his stuff.🫡
The guy knows what he's talking about, good interview. By the way, Navy guy, do you own HII ? Oh..do they build submarines too?!! AMCR makes garbage, nice and steady.
Thank you and I have never owned HII outright… they have popped up on my radar, but I’ve felt enough individual defense exposure with my LMT position… but I get it because of their NAVY connection… maybe someday!!
Appreciate the comment.🫡
Waste management: trash is cash
You know it, and they're trying to stay the trash king, too.
Plus trash collecting started out as mob businesses. Everybody knows they got paid handsomely.
Do you think COST will split?
I absolutely do... It would improve liquidity and enhance options activity too...
Great video Russ..... Love Jeremy's work..... Always very interesting.... You are a great interviewer Russ.... Always love your interviews.... Be well and have a great holiday weekend....
You’re too kind Lance, and who told you I’m susceptible to flattery?!?😆
nice and easy video👏
Thank you, Hugo, that means a lot!😁
Pepsi does not own Dr Pepper. Why is it listed in that Pepsi product image? Very interesting.
I don’t know but good catch!! Sometimes things slip through the cracks, Steve.🤷♂️😁
What is a good Payout Ratio?
It depends on the company because REITs, BDCs, and some "sin" stocks have higher payout ratios... But generally speaking, you'd like to see under 60% as that means there's money left to grow the business and, hopefully, the dividend.
Ross Knupf's Dipper davadends!
Beautiful.. I should remember that one for April Fool's Day!
So funny. I’m researching where to get a good dividend stock right at the opening where you say never ever just buy a stock for the dividend
That is funny and in hindsight I should have said it’s ok to be attracted to a dividend, but that’s where the research begins…
We’re always buying the underlying company or ETF methodology that pays the dividend, right?
@@DapperDividends 100%. Couldn’t agree more.
I just know I should be gravitating towards dividends at this stage of life. I’ve just always done well with growth that I don’t want to give it up. However, the whole point of the growth was to get to the point that I could rotate into dividends. Funny that now that I should I’m so stubborn about it.
@@InvestingWithAdamK This is a fascinating bit of investing psychology. We do something one way for many years, and then it becomes a hard habit to break!
@@DapperDividends For sure
19:41 🤴💯
LEG lost their crown, and I lost over a thousand dollars, too... Stubborn lesson to learn the hard way!
Another interview with advice of someone who has never been through a real deep recession. The Japanese SP500 was dead money for 40 years. The Nasdaq was dead money for 17 years. Buying an SP500 and QQQQ mindlessly works as long as there is QE and magic fiat to save you every single time.
So don’t invest in anything because there’s a chance we don’t grow the next 20 years
@@justnit Valuations are at record and generational highs...Buffets is selling like crazy...
If a market is going to be dead money for 4 decades, doesn’t that highlight the importance of finding companies that will keep paying dividends?
We’ve been hearing the doom and gloom for the US economy for decades, and it still keeps innovating and growing.
Anything can happen, but with a long enough time horizon, the market should continue to grow.
What’s your strategy, if you don’t mind sharing?
Warren still holds mostly US companies and is buying US treasuries, so it seeks that he still has faith in the US economy.
@@DapperDividends Buffet is selling US Stocks and piling into cash. He will buy gems of US companies when it hits. He will NOT buy some SP500 ETF