You need to be very careful at what price you buy in at. This is the MOST important thing. The last thing you want is something red in your portfolio that keeps dropping. Buy into your dividend paying stocks during a market correction. That is the correct time and you will have your pick of the litter with very little downside risk. Then sit back and enjoy the income.
Yep exactly right i buy canoe eit or qyld and every time i see a dividend king / aristocrat / champion drop i buy it know im getting a lot more yield. Putting a few videos out of late if you want to have a look?
I added GLAD to my watchlist. I bought a few shares of STAG about a week ago with my dividend payments I'm trying to diversify my REIT's a bit without buying just an ETF or Mutual Fund.
In my view, GOOD is better than GLAD, as a dividend performer. It costs more, but it pays more. For me, I'd rather have double the monthly dividend per share. Great list, though. I already own most of these.
Also long AGNC. Bought 600+ shares under $14 in 2nd half of 2020. Hoping to hold forever but have to watch their dividend payment consistency going forward.
Also enjoy finding monthly paying stocks to add to the portfolio, I'm currently challenge my self to build a monthly paying portfolio. So far I'm at 30 dollars in monthly dividends
this is what I’m trying to do too. I’m just scared to lose my money and don’t know which one of the ones he listed would be a good investment right now
@@SaifDrives I've invested about 1,900 dollars, being scared is normal feeling when it comes to investing. Start off small try either getting frictional shares to you feel comfortable buying whole shares of companies. The most steady source of income on a monthly basis would be O( reality income) or PBA Pembina pipeline. One is a REIT the other is a pipeline both has constant flow of income coming in that allows them to pay their monthly dividend. When it comes to monthly paying stocks you want to look for companies that have a continues source of income that doesn't change too much from month to month. Hope this helps you on your investing journey 😃
I like it for growth, but I have to question GLAD since it's dividend has pretty much dropped going back to 2001. Went from $0.20's to $0.06's/share monthly.
Thank you for all of the excellent videos! Long IRM. In just under $30/sh. Only bought in Sept '20. Yields 8.3% on cost. Up over 50% on principal. Long BX. In under $32/sh average. Started buying March '18. Yield varies, but 7% or so on cost. Almost 200% capital gain. Long VTR. Bought March '20 at $24.47. Appreciation thus far of 138%. If it doesn't pay a significant and (hopefully) growing dividend, I'm not interested.
Hello Im a Brazilian subscriber Man... I love your channel, not cuz you give "recommendations" but your analysis and the thoughts that you bring are incredible!!!! Awesome work!!! Thanks to help me being a young good investor!
Great content Joseph, thanks for sharing. Do you have a video on dividend explained? Minimum required... US dividend if Canadian resident,... Do you have to hold the stock for minimum time before receiving dividends etc... Thanks again
Most dividends have a "declaration" date and an "ex-date". If you own the stock two days before the ex-date, you will get dividends on the "pay date". Nasdaq has a great tool to find these numbers. Just look for "stock history/dividend". I buy thru Robinhood, so no minimum required - so it depends on who you use to buy stocks. Robinhood is free to buy and sell. (I don't get paid by them, haha, I just like them because they are so easy to use).
Hey I love your channel and value your insight. Please let me know your opinions on CANO health. I see huge upside. Let me if I am missing anything. Thanks again for your honest no hype approach.
Just a general question with at&t split will current share holders get shares in the Warner/discover business? If so what will be the date have to have at&t ?
Hi Joseph, do you track your current dividend stock picks in your Stock Card portfolio? Trying to find a consolidated location for your up to date dividend portfolio.
MATH QUESTION! Which probably is just my lack of English, but in one of your videos bout dividend stocks (maybe even the rent one you mentioned) you adviced to check the adjusted close A(now) and B(5years) ago and doing the same A/B, but then reducing 1 from it (essentially giving you your gains in decimal) and making sure to the number should be higher than 5*yield so how does it differ from this one? The resulting numbers are very different with those two methods.
Hi Jospeh and thanks for the information as usual! I noticed divident yields vary significantly when viewing them from online quotes vs what you mentioned in the videos (usually lower). Is there something I am missing? If they vary in such way they may be not very reliable for "financial freedom" purposes as it may be unpredictable to determine expected income.
Would be nice if you could review UK stock, the 30% dividend tax and currency conversion makes all your awesome reviews not an option for us UK viewers. Good job as always for your videos my friend.
@@swiftplays I only bought one. Tight budget and only invest $100 a month for now. I liked what I saw, bought one after my preplanned investment and I am researching them further before commiting more.
@@id10t98 I am hoping to build a portfolio where I can reinvest with my dividends and pay for more stocks. Any extra cash I can set aside I'm going to use to build. Eventually, that's the short term goal.
Maybe you wouldn't believe me after all if I told you that my portfolio gains more than 14% every week. But if you're a beginner in stock investing, you need a personal coach. This is not a financial advice
I own a ton of QYLD - but it's only good for it's divvy not it's overall growth over time. His video is trying to show the best stocks that give high returns and a divvy. - (loved it BTW - Go Joe!)
It's my favorite stock by a long shot. Today was the day I bought enough shares to cover my rent just off dividends, if it wasn't for the high dividend rate of qyld/ryld I would be $10,000s behind. I don't see youtubers liking this stock but I often see people in comments referencing it. It's one of the best stocks to start a dividend snowball because the dividend output is that if you held onto a growth stock for 2-3 decades.
Here's the link to that free report! 😲 See the top 5 stocks in my own portfolio! mystockmarketbasics.com/motleyfool
Great info. thank you!
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You need to be very careful at what price you buy in at. This is the MOST important thing. The last thing you want is something red in your portfolio that keeps dropping. Buy into your dividend paying stocks during a market correction. That is the correct time and you will have your pick of the litter with very little downside risk. Then sit back and enjoy the income.
Yep exactly right i buy canoe eit or qyld and every time i see a dividend king / aristocrat / champion drop i buy it know im getting a lot more yield. Putting a few videos out of late if you want to have a look?
Did that with ABR. Can't be happier.
Like right around now-ish...
Facts, buy the dip and be aware of when you're buying
I’m GLAD I watched this video!
Hi, I really appreciate your information, thanks , I would say Europe is listening to you, ok, not everybody, but most of the folks overhere
I have invested in NYL with a 9% and have the stock has increased 37% since my first investment however ENB has a 7.09 with an increase of 31%
I added GLAD to my watchlist. I bought a few shares of STAG about a week ago with my dividend payments I'm trying to diversify my REIT's a bit without buying just an ETF or Mutual Fund.
NLY is my favorite dividend stock. Paying almost 10% annually. I bought in at $8.35 and it's now $9.19.
Not monthly, though, which is a main point of this video. Long AGNC, formerly held NLY and CIM.
In my IRA: STX, 2.8% dividend, 324% return over last 5 years.
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Liked the humor and the info delivery dude probably my favorite video so far haha, thanks for the laughs, im a math nerd too
I learnt how to do some ‘research’ with this video.
Thanks Joe
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Prospect Capital is my golden child stock, she got good grades on the last report card so I gave her an allowance today buying another 33%
GLAD, GAIN, GOOD,LAND - All the Gladstone's are doing good and paying good dividends.
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In my view, GOOD is better than GLAD, as a dividend performer. It costs more, but it pays more. For me, I'd rather have double the monthly dividend per share. Great list, though. I already own most of these.
“Math Rules Yo” 😂 Thanks for Video... Love the details in your videos.
Love PSEC. Also, ORC..
Have you seen ORC?
ABR: Div 7.59% Up +291.27%/5yrs
I like agnc I bought at about 15 and now it's at 18.50 it pays 12 cents a share monthly. About 7%
Also long AGNC. Bought 600+ shares under $14 in 2nd half of 2020. Hoping to hold forever but have to watch their dividend payment consistency going forward.
One of your best videos yet. Great work!
Awesome. Like a mini CFA class. Thanks for the education.
i'm in psec and stag already. i'm waiting for some dips.
My 2 best stocks are SUN (quarterly dividend) and GAIN (monthly dividend). Both up about 30% with nice dividends !
SUN is an MLP and issues a K-1
Joe went to happy hour right before he recorded the vid! LOL...
great vid as always! great explanation
Also enjoy finding monthly paying stocks to add to the portfolio, I'm currently challenge my self to build a monthly paying portfolio. So far I'm at 30 dollars in monthly dividends
ck out ORC
this is what I’m trying to do too. I’m just scared to lose my money and don’t know which one of the ones he listed would be a good investment right now
Also how much do you have invested right now to be making the $30 monthly? If you don’t mind
@@SaifDrives I've invested about 1,900 dollars, being scared is normal feeling when it comes to investing. Start off small try either getting frictional shares to you feel comfortable buying whole shares of companies. The most steady source of income on a monthly basis would be O( reality income) or PBA Pembina pipeline. One is a REIT the other is a pipeline both has constant flow of income coming in that allows them to pay their monthly dividend. When it comes to monthly paying stocks you want to look for companies that have a continues source of income that doesn't change too much from month to month. Hope this helps you on your investing journey 😃
@@christysittig1200 I own about 21 shares of them and continue to increase my holding while they are on sale 💰
Good info on how to figure out annualized returns! Will help a ton when looking for a good dividend
Man this was good. I’ve watched a couple dividend video and you came from an angle I haven’t heard yet. That math!
I like it for growth, but I have to question GLAD since it's dividend has pretty much dropped going back to 2001. Went from $0.20's to $0.06's/share monthly.
I missed it PSCC now over 100 per share. Great Job 9 monthsagobideo.
crazy intro on this one! Loved it.
hoping AT&T brings back their dividend
PSEC is my favorite investment!
I love psec as well, but my favorite is main Street capital.
My fav is ORC
Thank you for all of the excellent videos!
Long IRM. In just under $30/sh. Only bought in Sept '20. Yields 8.3% on cost. Up over 50% on principal.
Long BX. In under $32/sh average. Started buying March '18. Yield varies, but 7% or so on cost. Almost 200% capital gain.
Long VTR. Bought March '20 at $24.47. Appreciation thus far of 138%.
If it doesn't pay a significant and (hopefully) growing dividend, I'm not interested.
Great video. One of my favorite words is diversification.
Fantastic stuff! So glad I found this video and channel!
that amazing voice over at the beginning. much acting, such voice over, DOGE
7:44 Do tell 😂 😂
MO: $64 5 years ago, now $50 dividend 6% :(
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Im a Brazilian subscriber
Man... I love your channel, not cuz you give "recommendations" but your analysis and the thoughts that you bring are incredible!!!! Awesome work!!! Thanks to help me being a young good investor!
I have psec in my portfolio
Have you ever heard of OXLC (Oxford Lane Capital Corp) out of CT? What are your thoughts on this monthly dividend stock too?
I have owned Oxlc for the last 2 years dividend is good and the companies numbers are pretty good
Oxlc a staple
I love oxlc!! Makes up a big part of my portfolio!
Wow - a little diamond - will add to my portfolio tomorrow at $6.95/sh paying .0675/sh dividend!
@@christysittig1200 could be going back up to .135 next time they announce too
FPX yield .445 5 year 141%
Perfect video just what we needed, thank you buddy
Johnson and Johnson is my highest dividend stock and it’s up 49.42% in the last 5 years
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That really bad I get 30% a year
@@adamsmy8121 I just started investing a month ago
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Great content Joseph, thanks for sharing. Do you have a video on dividend explained? Minimum required... US dividend if Canadian resident,... Do you have to hold the stock for minimum time before receiving dividends etc...
Thanks again
Most dividends have a "declaration" date and an "ex-date". If you own the stock two days before the ex-date, you will get dividends on the "pay date". Nasdaq has a great tool to find these numbers. Just look for "stock history/dividend". I buy thru Robinhood, so no minimum required - so it depends on who you use to buy stocks. Robinhood is free to buy and sell. (I don't get paid by them, haha, I just like them because they are so easy to use).
Diggin your info, Devildog! Semper Fi!
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Really interesting. Thanks so much! A stable 10% return is great. I enjoyed your options videos, too.
Sunoco LP (SUN) %15.53 Annually if my math is correct.
($35.25 Current ÷ $17.13 Adj. Close 5 years ago)^(.2) = 1.15526
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thank you Sir for this wonderful intel!! I just started getting into this so I am definitely researching
Hey I love your channel and value your insight. Please let me know your opinions on CANO health. I see huge upside. Let me if I am missing anything. Thanks again for your honest no hype approach.
Fantastic information, thank you!!
Just a general question with at&t split will current share holders get shares in the Warner/discover business? If so what will be the date have to have at&t ?
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Another smart and brilliant footage
Thank u, man. It's really good job.
Great picks!!!
Great video thank you
Just came across your channel, great content. I liked & subscribed!
Heard you say your from the great state of Iowa. What town, I’m from Algona?
Another good one, gyrene!
Hi Joseph, do you track your current dividend stock picks in your Stock Card portfolio? Trying to find a consolidated location for your up to date dividend portfolio.
Mine is orc @13.5% down 47% over 5 years but only got in in Feb kinda flat on price for me
My fav is ORC - just started buying in March. Now getting $82/mo in divvys
Thank you will check it out. Have CGW.
CGW is Annual Dividend only???
@@christysittig1200 idk it's water stocks
Thanks Joe! Thoughts on GOOD and EPD?
Live in phx not an issue
MATH QUESTION! Which probably is just my lack of English, but in one of your videos bout dividend stocks (maybe even the rent one you mentioned) you adviced to check the adjusted close A(now) and B(5years) ago and doing the same A/B, but then reducing 1 from it (essentially giving you your gains in decimal) and making sure to the number should be higher than 5*yield so how does it differ from this one? The resulting numbers are very different with those two methods.
Could you do a video of public traded companies that could be targeted for acquisition?
Hi Jospeh and thanks for the information as usual! I noticed divident yields vary significantly when viewing them from online quotes vs what you mentioned in the videos (usually lower). Is there something I am missing? If they vary in such way they may be not very reliable for "financial freedom" purposes as it may be unpredictable to determine expected income.
QYLD. Done.
Please make a video on good water and electric etfs?
ck out *ERF
Mine is ET, the dividend is 9.2%, in the last 5 years is down 2%, but I'm up $2.50 per share.
Would be nice if you could review UK stock, the 30% dividend tax and currency conversion makes all your awesome reviews not an option for us UK viewers. Good job as always for your videos my friend.
Your videos just get better and better!
the market is at all time highs right now, i need these to pull back before buying serious amounts
Funny enough, I just found and added PSEC to my watch list and bought my first yesterday.
How much did you put into it
@@swiftplays I only bought one. Tight budget and only invest $100 a month for now. I liked what I saw, bought one after my preplanned investment and I am researching them further before commiting more.
@@id10t98 I am hoping to build a portfolio where I can reinvest with my dividends and pay for more stocks. Any extra cash I can set aside I'm going to use to build. Eventually, that's the short term goal.
I love psec!
PSEC, or ORC? any suggestions
Great choices, you really did your "homework". How much (price) pressure will the rising inflation put on Bond and/or Convertible Bond ETFs?
Thanks, very thought out video.
I love LAND. Farmland is a great buy and hold investment.
I love psec I got 560 every month in my ira account and just reinvest it and pay no tax because it's in my ira account
PSEC is a good stock. It has paid the same dividends even under the pandemic last year.
Hello. How do I open a IRA account?
@@highest9082 You need to choose a brokerage account first.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 I did but it’s traditional only
@@highest9082 Good.
Funny you are, smart and brave too! Thanks for sharing your insights. I'm able to learn from you happy to report. :D
*How to calculate our profit on Dividend Stocks* ??
Maybe you wouldn't believe me after all if I told you that my portfolio gains more than 14% every week. But if you're a beginner in stock investing, you need a personal coach. This is not a financial advice
@@andywooldrich7877 Hey, you can search for *Katherine Hele* on google
Instead of using pie charts can you use line histograms, it is very difficult to see compared data with the pie charts.
What did they put in Joe's coffee today 😂
Great video
And where can I get some?
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what do you think of O Realty Income Corporation?
Great video.
Love the into lol
have you looked into staking rewards?
better then dividends.
These stocks don't look very good for dividend safety when looking on Simple Safe Dividends. What are your thoughts on that subject?
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cant believe you've got Bill and Warren talking about the Bow Tie Nation now
seeing that you mentioned ATT, what is your recommendation on it? Good buy or bad buy for growth and divdends?
This video was 2 months ago. A couple of weeks ago att announced they were cutting their dividen in half, that's a lot of money that was cut
BHP Group it pays a 4.34% dividend and has grown over 100% in the past 5 years.
What do you think of annuities like Guggenheim and RAD?
RUN RUN RUN from any annuity!!! The costs will eat up all you money!
Nice Video and thanks for sharing it. The intro was very good.
All the Best
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Cans someone tell me why qyld is on no ones best dividend stocks and I missing something
I own a ton of QYLD - but it's only good for it's divvy not it's overall growth over time. His video is trying to show the best stocks that give high returns and a divvy. - (loved it BTW - Go Joe!)
I also own QYLD and RYLD - good divvy's
It's my favorite stock by a long shot. Today was the day I bought enough shares to cover my rent just off dividends, if it wasn't for the high dividend rate of qyld/ryld I would be $10,000s behind. I don't see youtubers liking this stock but I often see people in comments referencing it. It's one of the best stocks to start a dividend snowball because the dividend output is that if you held onto a growth stock for 2-3 decades.
I have QYLD ETF as my highest and the past 5 years only 2% return yea not a good stock but 12% dividend return
It's good to buy when the markets dip.
A very timely video. More great content as always.
I’m wondering how a companies like LAND and stellas capital Corp with huge negative cash flows can be good dividend investments. What am I missing?
What do you think about "mags" 25.15%Dividends?
only one dividend paid in dec 2020 since 2004???
Wow. How many top Dividend companies can he cover in the last 90 seconds. Two !
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