These 5 Dividend Stocks Are At A 52 Week Low!
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In this video, we look at 5 dividend stocks that are currently trading close to their 52 week low! Let me know what you think of these companies in the comments below!
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Time Stamps:
MSCI - 0:40
MCD - 5:47
PEP - 10:31
BMY - 13:00
DE - 15:43
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please put in timestamps...
Just watch and pay attention
@Audaylon my thoughts exactly 💯
Impatience & Investing, what a contradiction 😅😂😂
Regarding MCD revenue… The 10Year chart can be deceiving without context. They have been selling their corporate owned stores to franchise owners. This means the total revenue is lower as they now longer are capturing every sale, but the margins are much better.
Ill continue to add to my MCD position. I think theyll do long-term. Especially when they automate a lot more aggressively.
I have 400 shares of BMY that I purchased in 2019. I am holding. The rest I have never had that much interest in over the years.
I bought BMY earlier this month. Only 6 shares but I got in.
BMY share increase in 2020 was the Celgene acquisition
I added to my PEP position , started a new position in HSY. I’d like to buy MCD waiting for it to drop a little lower 236-238 would be great.
BMY, when you see the shares outstanding growth it is because they acquired celgene
Nice video with good analysis. In my case, I have been investigating in MSCI and DE for some time now. I sold MCD and purchased TXRH, sold PEP and bought CELH. I am wary of companies like BMY, so I am not touching it. Let's see if I made wise decisions in another 5 years.
Been with Pepsi since it was $55 a share.
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What do you think about owning NOBL as a pair to SCHD for dividend growth. It hasn't performed great this year but has blown SPY out of the water over the last 30 years
I like MSCI. Thanks for the video.
Great vid. Why do you think Bristol Meyer is down so much?
Weird i wonder if people understand that mc donalds underlying buisness is real estate almost every mc donalds now is franchised owned not corporate. So prices that go up for food is owner's discretion even if mc donalds raises the rents on the properties 😂
Many ppl have prob seen the founder I’m sure and someone always mentions this
MCD and BMY...potentially MSCI (these are what I watching)
BMY is a steal at this price
I have been watching BMY for a while now....why is it dropping ? Seems to be a great buying point
Have you seen latest earnings report?
Pipeline drought incoming but will recover. Your time horizon on this one needs to be 2 to 3 years.
From what i heard they posted negative earnings last Q but that was because acquisition, and next earning will be very positive. I have been buying but just 5 or 10 shares here and there.
2025,2026 and 2028 they will lose patents on 4 of their best meds… round about 17-20 billion in revenue is going to drop by a lot but they have quite a full pipeline for this, look it up at their site ☺️
i have all excepting DE! it's very frustrating to have those on minus, when lower quality stocks are priced for perfection for the next 20 years!
if you had to choose only 1 from the above, to which would you add/buy in new position?
i'd like to add to all, but no cash for now, also waiting for a recession-like correction...from the entire market!
Amazing video and review for some reason The screener and the income sheet always break when I try to combine them, and I don’t know why
Outstanding analysis of some solid stocks at their 52-week lows. Time to buy some quality stocks that are on sale.
Can you do a video on SPG 5.15% dividend yield and its had steady growth over the years
Each and every content you create is absolutely fantastic! Keep up the good job pal!
Glad you enjoy it!
I would love to hear your opinion on KNX I been holding for 4 years now and am starting to wonder if I'll ever see a return go green or if I should just let the small div just keep dripping
Worried about PepsiCo and the payout ratio
I used to like PEP, but sold out a while ago for $180. Not looking back; growth and payout ratio not looking good.
The DE cash flow numbers you show don't match the information in their 10k annual reports. For 2018 you show -1B of FCF but the DE 10k shows 1.822B of cash from operating activities and -0.896B of CapX for a FCF of 0.926B. In 2019 you show 0 of FCF while their 10k reports 3.412B of cash from operations and -1.12B of CapX giving 2.292B of FCF. Where are you getting your data for these charts? Do you check that the numbers are correct?
The financial data is obtained from the company’s financial reports. Each statement is standardized, reviewed, and up-to-date to ensure the highest integrity possible. The data itself is sourced from SEC filings.
@Dividendology but they don't match the numbers reported in DE's 10k filings to SEC for those years. It might be good to double-check these numbers occasionally.
You are my Favorit Channel for Dividends 🎉
Its sad but in Germany i cant buy the Charles Schwab etfs whats in my eyes the best Etf is.
Greetz from Germany
Thank you for the analysis on Deere and Co! I think I will just hold on to what I have and not add any more shares at this time.
What about UPS? It's at a 52 week low with close to a 5% divvy.
have u looked at BTI at all? high div yield and seems to be a pretty stable company at this point. def something to look at
What do you think about BF-B?
I think a lot of people are now looking at BMY. It will be nice to take a deep dive and share with us your thoughts... 😊
I'm thinking of selling out of PG and Pepsi to jump in on NVDA
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Why lie in the thumbnail? Most of these stocks are NOT at an 52w low ... Pepsico for example
they are all close to their 52 week low :)
Agreed, completely destroys your credibility for clickbait and one time viewers
I own MSCI and I think Its the best from those.
Thank you for the great information! Another great video!
Thanks for watching!
You need timestamps or chapters
Is there a reason why you don’t talk about yieldmax ?
I don’t like them at all.
I have all of them but Pepsi
You talk about the “starting yield”, implying that it will go up, but as you know, this rarely happens. Your so-called “dividend growth” has nothing to do with a rising yield - it is actually just an accounting adjustment to keep the yield roughly the same. If the stock price goes up or down, the company needs to adjust the dividend so that the yield remains consistent.
Yield on cost. Buy a stock and you get their starting yield. They increase dividends. Your yield on cost is now higher than the initial yield you bought.
pepsico continues to make business in russia and recently opened a new factoy. thats quite a risky market to be in, a country that is currently at war with whole Europe its fan is NorthKorea... too much geopolitical risk.
You left out J and J
nice ,+PYPL BRO
John Deere is the only compelling one in the list.
How so?
@@ahovey4901 The 10 20 50 SMA strategy and where the stock is trending
MSCI is the only good stock in this list in my opinion
mcds is a terrible company to buy into atm. 1000s of locations are going to be closing.
Let’s goooooo
TIME TO STRIKE!.
Do you use a cash or margin account
I'm sorry McDonalds "had to increase their prices by 100%" really?... had to? its called greed man.
The corporation more or less owns the land and raises the rent… to pay rent and workers the franchisee has to raise the price of the product… people will pay it and they know it… and todays prices will look low in the future… inflation will never end… plus for the longest time McDonalds food was always the cheapest option so 100% sounds a lot more than it is… the dollar menu becoming a 2 dollar meal is 100%
You are not businessman, most definitely
@@thare2597 so dumb take😂