4 Dividend Increases You Need to Know About!
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Hola. Agradezco mucho tu trabajo. Para obtener tus hojas de cálculo tengo que unirme a tu canal o a Tickerdata? Saludos.
I'm buying JNJ lately.. good div yield! Good price, safe div!
Idk why people don’t like dividend stocks.
The point is to never reduce the capital within the dividend stocks. You stay in and increase dividends FOREVER and “never sell” (unless you’re rebalancing but shouldn’t happen often) and your income comes in consistently.
Normal stocks need to be SOLD, then they’re gone forever. There is no consistency potential like dividend stocks give.
I’d prefer to gain enough dividend stocks that, when I die, can directly transfer to my kids which then can ALSO live off them without selling.
If I can live through retirement without selling any stocks, then that’s beneficial to my kids. If I need to sell off a bunch of stocks to survive through retirement, then the overall potential of investment is cut.
Who doesn’t like a check every month for not doing anything and without losing any money and who doesn’t like creating a family nest egg that could potentially last forever?
Agree! Also when the market is down you can buy more stocks, keep reciving the dividends and it doesnt really affect you psychologically since you're getting paid anyway regardless of stock is up or down.
The reason is because you can invest in QQQ/XLK/VOO and probably get better gains. The higher gains can then be sold for income and you will end up having even more money in the long run. If you have 20-40 years, you want as much growth as possible, not dividends.
I have been following POOL for a while... Just curious if they can keep up the income. Check PRI, MMC and MSCI
Are there any plans to develop a stock screener where we can search for stocks based on certain criteria, say stocks that have dividend growth CAGRs of 10% or more? Or do you know if any good screeners that do that? The few I’ve found have questionable results
That’s an interesting idea! I’ll start thinking on that.
Question about cash. Where do you put your cash that you do not have invested in the market to capture the higher percentages of return?
I use a high yield savings
High yield savings. I've been using the broker Public for this lately. They have a 5.1% APY right now. Here's the link: www.pqr3ntrk.com/8QCFWJ/J8P3N/
Easy... Keep it in your Robinhood brokerage and get paid 5% on uninvested cash.
M1 finance also gives 5% without a membership fee
Any reason not to invest in high dividend efts? I see you're investing into individual companies (I know 50% of your portfolio is EFTs) but I am wondering why you don't go say 80/20 or 90/10 or some other ratio?
hey im new to trading, but i've encountered an interesting situation where i can invest in the same company but one is Actions, and one is CFD, the problem i have is...well i just dont know what they mean, but some even have different prices per share, can someone help
Your channel is the best man, i appreciate ya! 💪🏿
I appreciate that!
What is your second TH-cam channel? Great stuff again. Thank you.
The video I referred to is linked in the description! But here’s the link to the channel: youtube.com/@tickerdata?si=ODHV0aSjxDRHmzKP
Wow, I had never heard of POOL - great info.
Going to be trying to talk about more hidden quality dividend growth stocks in the future.
Verallia seems very interesting and Stellantis too!
It is a growth stock more than dividends...$51 to $560 in 10 years now 370. Again...buy and hold 10 more years?🤔🙏
Hey dividendology, when we view company standings within your ticker data sheets (I.e. outstanding shares, eps, etc.) where is the data being referenced from? I’m just curious is all, thank you for your dedication to the craft :3
Good question! The financial data is obtained from the company’s financial reports.The data itself is sourced from SEC filings.
@@Dividendology my man, there’s no better place to source than from the source itself! You’re the GOAT
Any interest on doing a video on AWK stock?
Thanks
Will you be buying any of these stocks? POOL looks the most appealing right now.
The most important rule of investing: time in the market, not timing the market. Do you agree with me?
1 dollar dividend on a 200 stock. Wasted time. The risk is gigantic for a company whos sales are dropping. You spend a ton of time on the dividend analysis for almost no dividend gain. You must be getting like 1 dollar per hour of work. I think you are better off going full growth or full dividend. You will either save a lot of time or make a lot more money.
You might be surprised. Companies with lower yields typically payout more in dividends over long periods of time. This video explains:th-cam.com/video/GQHe7LejhEg/w-d-xo.html
Can you review $TJX? -TY
good suggestion!