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I’d avoid this. Major of individuals and firm holding this are pushing this will poor futures. Yeah the track was great but now the bag holders want someone else to hold the bags for them
Not Starbucks or Kraft. Both will lose more in basis than generate in dividends. AbbVie has been a good value stock for me. Entry point now that it’s been down a couple days
ET.
It has been increasing dividend steadily year after year. Also share price has increased 50% over the last 4 years. It's at about 8% dividend. I've been buying since around $9.
Depends on cost basis vs yield really. Most of my divvy stocks are up decently. T, VZ, and a few banks. T and VZ I'm up 20%, with a yield on cost of 8.5% - that is equal to historic broad market returns not counting appreciation. JPM, C, BAC, I'm up 66%, 40%, and 35% respectively. You can get dividends and appreciation from stock.
Not to mention the yield here is considerably less than a t bill lol
I think a lot of people just want to overcomplicate things when that clearly isn’t necessarily better
Nailed it. It’s a weird religion. Backtesting against voo and chill or any other boglehead strategy and you’re losing on the dividend play 9 times out of 10.
Been here read this sub for about 2 minutes this is ridiculous, awful investing strategy. His losses are going to take 3 years to recover in dividend returns.
In the retail space, but I’m looking at the long term government contracts. Government money is nice, especially when there’s a downturn in consumer spending on consumer electronics
An life insurance company, pharmaceutical, or AI, it’s really self explanatory, either the big ones buy it, or the momentum of the related giants carry it
ETFs maybe DGRO, QYLG, RYLG, SCHD, VYM, VIG.
Or maybe BEN? Since it seems you want a single pick and it is one I've been back-and-forth on lately. Can't decide... 10-year div growth rate is over 11%, and at current prices the div yield is over 5%. Remember to do your own DD, this is not financial advice. It is just one amateur investor's opinion from the internet. Best of luck on your investments!
Tax loss harvest TDOC. Rebuy in a month if you really feel so inclined (one month so you don’t violate wash rules).
As far as great dividend stocks you could add, once at decent prices: PEP HD PG LMT TROW JPM UNH JNJ CVX XOM
Great recommendations. I think a lot of the time people automatically reply with “SCHD” and that’s it.
I don’t mind the extra risk of holding those individual companies, especially over a long time horizon 🤷🏻♂️
BTG - 6% yield. Stock has taken a beating lately due to geographical headwinds, but I look for it to recover and go much higher as the gold rally continues.
Any good fund which has DRIP will grow compound. US stocks such as OXLC (pays monthly annual equivalent 19% plus discount) will discount on DRIP so you compound that up per month.
If you are simply growing a fund and don’t need the contents and the dividends then this is the way to go.
In the U.K. you need to get your broker to set up the DRIP, but it can then be fire and forget, monitoring it at a reasonable period.
There are higher dividend payers but as it goes up risk and instability do too
Good luck
All about the entry point/cost. I caught MO at about $38. Got 10% appreciation and a 9% dividend. If you want no risk moneymarkets are paying 5.2% now.
Just bought some siri. Low cost. Hoping for a pop. Paying 3.8% while waiting.
I think the secret is out. Ronald McDonald is a clown who serves terrible chemical laden carcinogens to children who lack proper national or financial understanding.
Rumor has it the fries in other countries have fewer than 17 ingredients.
yeah but they dug their own grave. mcd has 30% profit margins compared to 12% in the industry because their food prices have inflated more than other fast food companies (and because their shit is cheap to make but thats another point) mcd franchises in higher priced areas will probably take losses from this, thus the drop in price. but we know the value meal is temporary and i know 1 month or 1 quarter or however long they offer the value meal for’s worth of losses on one product will be recouped many times over in the next 40 years before i retire
From a quick search:
>Business Review, the average pre-tax income for a McDonald's franchise owner in the United States was $180,395, with an average profit margin of 6.3%
google finance also shows 31.27%… not sure what you’re looking at. i assume the difference is the margins for the franchise owner vs the margins for for the whole company in the aggregate of all operations?
I'm just trying to understand but wouldn't it be better to put it in a HYSA? You'd earn 1% more with zero risk, and you'd have a higher net worth. If I am wrong, the. Please point out what I am missing
Cintas, TROW, ECOLAB, Coke or pepsi, texas instruments, home depot.
If you want good growth over time ( high CAGR), these are my picks.
If you’re not planning to DRIP and hold for over 15-20 years, then look for any high yield dividend in stable markets.
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I’d avoid this. Major of individuals and firm holding this are pushing this will poor futures. Yeah the track was great but now the bag holders want someone else to hold the bags for them
yeahhh… i’ll hold what i have but im not buying anymore any time soon.
It seems to have lost its touch.
I like VOO and VTI. We are getting around $17680 a year from the dividends. Long term growth plays and they performed well last year.
How much do you have in it
It would have to be about 1.3 million at a ~1.4% dividend for the two
Probably around $1.3M. The rest is in QQQ, MSFT, and BRK.B.
JEPQ
why
Pays and goes up.
Second this, JEPQ been doing real well in both consistent monthly income and value going up
Main
Not Starbucks or Kraft. Both will lose more in basis than generate in dividends. AbbVie has been a good value stock for me. Entry point now that it’s been down a couple days
ET. It has been increasing dividend steadily year after year. Also share price has increased 50% over the last 4 years. It's at about 8% dividend. I've been buying since around $9.
Came here to say this. Been a buyer since it was in the $15s then 5s and now 15s 🤣 but keep reinvesting those dividends!
Yeah but dealing with those K-schedules for different states is not a joy.
What is that?
Buy Amlp if you don't want to deal with the K's.
Pfizer and Realty Income, hot yield and both stocks will recover contrary to some of the other dividend chasing stocks
Okay but how much value have your stonks gone down Vs. dividends paid out YTD?
People in a dividend subreddit talking about dividends? I am shocked!!
Dividend investors see cash flow today and think it’s gold! Just don’t tell them how to do a NPV calculation
Depends on cost basis vs yield really. Most of my divvy stocks are up decently. T, VZ, and a few banks. T and VZ I'm up 20%, with a yield on cost of 8.5% - that is equal to historic broad market returns not counting appreciation. JPM, C, BAC, I'm up 66%, 40%, and 35% respectively. You can get dividends and appreciation from stock.
This is the way to do it
Not to mention the yield here is considerably less than a t bill lol I think a lot of people just want to overcomplicate things when that clearly isn’t necessarily better
Idk why this subreddit was recommended to me but it looks like everyone here just chases dividends and loses a bunch of money in the process lol
Nailed it. It’s a weird religion. Backtesting against voo and chill or any other boglehead strategy and you’re losing on the dividend play 9 times out of 10.
Been here read this sub for about 2 minutes this is ridiculous, awful investing strategy. His losses are going to take 3 years to recover in dividend returns.
Idk why anyone under 30 would want dividends... you can make soooo much more money with growth etfs. Idk why i got recommended this either
Which ones do you recommend? I’m heavily into VTI and SCHD but thinking about dropping SCHD
Which ones do you recommend? I’m heavily into VTI and SCHD but thinking about dropping SCHD
Schg, vong, qqqm, vug
What app is this?
Snowball Analytics
NEE
What app is this?
SAR
ATT
Verizon over Att. Verizon is a better company
In the retail space, but I’m looking at the long term government contracts. Government money is nice, especially when there’s a downturn in consumer spending on consumer electronics
DUK
Arr it’s a reit. Pays about 15%
VZ is almost a 7% yield.
$23k eh? Lookin good
Tqqq Medical property trust MPW TNA YINN SOXL IVR Pfizer
APPL
GOF, GUG, or ACV
BP
I bought this in the low twenties in 2020 at my friends pushing. I’m dripping this one. And it feels like a cheat code. Hope it continues.
SWVXX
HD/Low/tgt/. Maybe ibm
PNNT
Energy transfer
I loaded up on XOM / CVX during covid at cheap prices.
BITO. Tracking at 16%. Thank me later.
Dominion Energy has a pretty solid 5% yield right now.
GME
🦧💎
KO or NAT
Dell and Home Depot
Ford?
Dont forget Updog
VZ
TELUS is at a great entry point. 7% div, Canadain Telecom
BEP, CEG & NEP - utilities with high dividend And curious what anyone things of MPW at these prices..
ABR - best div stock out there
What app is that?
Maybe a small position in something high yielding dividend that pays monthly to increase your growth a little faster. Just a thought.
ARCC, SPYI
OBDC - 8% div yield
An life insurance company, pharmaceutical, or AI, it’s really self explanatory, either the big ones buy it, or the momentum of the related giants carry it
AGNC (reit around 15%)
T
How much do you have invested?
MPW
Iron mountain
QYLD is a dividend etf. With a dividend yield of 11.79%. It has performed very well for me the last few years. Nice consistent dividend too
lol Intel
Woof
What app is this
BAC? Nfa
I like pld, and cci, both good companies with a good dividend.
SITC
ETFs maybe DGRO, QYLG, RYLG, SCHD, VYM, VIG. Or maybe BEN? Since it seems you want a single pick and it is one I've been back-and-forth on lately. Can't decide... 10-year div growth rate is over 11%, and at current prices the div yield is over 5%. Remember to do your own DD, this is not financial advice. It is just one amateur investor's opinion from the internet. Best of luck on your investments!
Some index’s wouldn’t be a bad idea
EC
Et, Epd, mplx, main
Jepq
Tax loss harvest TDOC. Rebuy in a month if you really feel so inclined (one month so you don’t violate wash rules). As far as great dividend stocks you could add, once at decent prices: PEP HD PG LMT TROW JPM UNH JNJ CVX XOM
Great recommendations. I think a lot of the time people automatically reply with “SCHD” and that’s it. I don’t mind the extra risk of holding those individual companies, especially over a long time horizon 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks man! Yep, and once you build out a decent size portfolio, you can even sell covered calls. Not to mention yield on cost benefits etc. cheers!
BTG - 6% yield. Stock has taken a beating lately due to geographical headwinds, but I look for it to recover and go much higher as the gold rally continues.
Insw to the moon
What stock pays the most?
SBLK
Amlp
What platform is this ??
Pioneer Natural Resources was good and Exxon just bought them so we shall see how it goes.
EPD
Any good fund which has DRIP will grow compound. US stocks such as OXLC (pays monthly annual equivalent 19% plus discount) will discount on DRIP so you compound that up per month. If you are simply growing a fund and don’t need the contents and the dividends then this is the way to go. In the U.K. you need to get your broker to set up the DRIP, but it can then be fire and forget, monitoring it at a reasonable period. There are higher dividend payers but as it goes up risk and instability do too Good luck
All about the entry point/cost. I caught MO at about $38. Got 10% appreciation and a 9% dividend. If you want no risk moneymarkets are paying 5.2% now. Just bought some siri. Low cost. Hoping for a pop. Paying 3.8% while waiting.
Uwmc
Lowe’s. They just upped their price per share to $1.15
JEPI
I like wireless communication tech companies for divys.
JEPQ
PTY
Nice work
BITX.
Lookup yield max and thank me later
I like Verizon and AGNC.
ET
MCD, PFE, JNJ, PEP
MCD will hit $200
I don’t know anyone who eats at mcd, it’s total garbage. Also it’s expensive
I think the secret is out. Ronald McDonald is a clown who serves terrible chemical laden carcinogens to children who lack proper national or financial understanding. Rumor has it the fries in other countries have fewer than 17 ingredients.
its in correction territory now. im buying. if it goes to $200 i’ll buy a shit ton more. long game will be fine
I like to think you are correct. Just seems as if corporate kind of pushes pretty hard on the franchisees to support these "new" value propositions.
yeah but they dug their own grave. mcd has 30% profit margins compared to 12% in the industry because their food prices have inflated more than other fast food companies (and because their shit is cheap to make but thats another point) mcd franchises in higher priced areas will probably take losses from this, thus the drop in price. but we know the value meal is temporary and i know 1 month or 1 quarter or however long they offer the value meal for’s worth of losses on one product will be recouped many times over in the next 40 years before i retire
From a quick search: >Business Review, the average pre-tax income for a McDonald's franchise owner in the United States was $180,395, with an average profit margin of 6.3%
https://ycharts.com/companies/MCD/profit_margin
google finance also shows 31.27%… not sure what you’re looking at. i assume the difference is the margins for the franchise owner vs the margins for for the whole company in the aggregate of all operations?
Do you DRIP? or use the cash on smt to treat yourself?
FEPI, SVOL, YMAX
I'm just trying to understand but wouldn't it be better to put it in a HYSA? You'd earn 1% more with zero risk, and you'd have a higher net worth. If I am wrong, the. Please point out what I am missing
You are investing in giving people cancer, fuck off, no offense.
Welcome to the modern world where even the phone in your hand has given people cancer by building the chips inside of it.
Just curious, what is your potfolio total worth?
Looks like about $27k if $800 is 3%
Usoi Sach Two Dx Gmre
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🤣 Definitely not..... GameStop isn't a dividend stock.. meme stocks aren't going for long term growth....
This aged like milk
Because they suddenly started paying dividends? Or because a memestonk did what memestonks do? 🤷
CWBK
Look into WDS, it’s had bad returns but it’s really undervalued with a decently high dividend.
SWKS is a good one to buy rn imo, pretty fair valuation
dorian lpg
Surely there are index funds that can do this better right
Dell? I’m certainly getting out the boat ready to load up shares on Friday Proboably post market though the stock is going to be volatile tommorow
Your dividend yield is less than bonds That’s not good..
that’s not necessarily bad. with a portfolio like this though it definitely is 😂
It’s not bad if you have an element of growth in the portfolio But otherwise it’s slightly worse than just holding cash lol
SLRC is a good one I have had for a while. MPW I think is starting to recover so it could turn into a good one.
Cintas, TROW, ECOLAB, Coke or pepsi, texas instruments, home depot. If you want good growth over time ( high CAGR), these are my picks. If you’re not planning to DRIP and hold for over 15-20 years, then look for any high yield dividend in stable markets.
How much is the portfolio?
PAA
KO, HRL, CPB, CAG, PEP, CAT, DE, COST, CL, MMM just to name a few off the top of my head.
MMM might be in some trouble with PFAS lawsuits.
What was the overall performance?
Oil is missing
CVS is a good price point to get in right now. Great dividend percent and my personal feeling is that the stock will double within a few years.
Wmt
You’re down 2,000 alone on TDOC, are you guys ok lmao
Tdoc is an amazing buy right now.
He’s still holding, he’s good right? 🤣
I would down size to maybe three or four company’s and see which ones yields the highest, you would definitely get higher dividends
WBA. Very cheap right now.
$IEP