NKE & SBUX. Still buying V every week and I am buying 1 share MCK per 2 weeks. As healthcare is for some reason not doing very well I am trying to make at least 1 share at healthcare. I like CAH also. They don't have to worry about medication in the pipelines. They just distribute healthcare supplies.
I like the way you create a screen to show the name of the stock and ticker symbol. I think it would be helpful to put in screens with simple backgrounds and dividend, growth etc.
Got me 1k shares of PFE at low $27.xx. With 6.1% dividend yield, I am good. I am at the stage of not losing is good enough. Growing will be good but not worth risking any huge loss.
I was just talking about Starbucks before watching your video. Unlike McDonald's, Starbucks often has little or no competition in smaller towns. The profit margins are higher, and a 2.52% dividend is decent for the sector. Definitely planning to buy on a down day.
I sold out of AAPL in February at 182, been sitting on that money since, yesterday AAPL under a 170? I’m back in, I was this close to snapping up some UPS yesterday as well, but held back, the CEO gives me pause. Keep up the great work! Looking at SBUX for sure.
Hello from Germany, i started to buy some Realty Income and grow my Starbucks position bigger. Thanks for your Videos my english is low, but i like your Videos. It give me good vibes. Since 6 years i invest now in stocks. I try to grow the last two years my english. You speak very clear and not so quick. Keep it, because if you are not an perfekt english speaker is it possible to follow. Have a nice day
I am a buyer of $SBUX under $56. I like to invest in addictive products, but I need to pay less than 15 P/E. I'd only pay that mid-20 multiple for an extreme-quality stock like $WM or $RSG. I am overweight tobacco and was buying $META in the 100s.
UPS makes me uncomfortable though. Anecdotally, I’ve had way more problems with UPS than FedEx, and on top of that I know Amazon is working towards their own in house delivery company, which would rip huge market share from all the major logistics kings.
@@mcthunderstick2374the way i look at it (and i could be so wrong) UPS is twice as big as FedEx and they can both exist perfectly fine.. Amazon has their own thing going but they will always heavily rely on both UPS and FedEx.. i think they would rather them both be in business than having to make it work themselves.. like even to the point of a bailout 🤣 but i don’t think that will be needed just worst case scenario
Absolutely love Starbucks at current prices. I'm up big on Mastercard and Visa but adding on any down days, I don't mind cost averaging up on these, I wanna get my share counts up.
Currently loading up on VanEck's global real estate ETF. Anticipating interest rate cuts in different geographical areas. I think the US stocks have been running a bit to far for now. Maybe returning back to buying S&P500 ETFs again as soon as we had a slight pullback
Been watching Albertson's for a while now. Seems to be undervalued by a bit right now and pay a small dividend but I think its a dividend that could rise for decades if the merger with kroger doesn't go through.
Hey Ryne, I bought AGCO a while ago, it is now up 15%, should I sell or keep it for the long run? I don’t need any cash anytime soon since I am a student and living home
I can’t say whether or not you should sell it or keep it - you’ll have to make that decision for yourself. Do you still think AGCO is a company worth owning, and do you think it will continue to grow?
Great calls. Exactly the ones I was looking for as well. I already bought some additional shares of NKE and SBUX this month. Maybe I will add ZTS, it looks great so far. Thnx for your videos.
A few interesting things here. Starbucks is interesting , but , as Nike , in an economic downturn , coffee could be something people try to save on. Also , within the same lines , I don't think I'd give up Visa for any of those stocks.
Insane spike in cocoa price is probably hurting Hershey. But I think that'll normalize in time, and Hershey's management is great and can navigate the choppy waters in the meantime.
I've been looking at VBR, the Vanguard small cap value ETF. P/E of 12, dividend yield of 2%, holds 852 companies, and it tracks very similar to the S&P 500. Only looking though, since I'm concentrated all in one stock. If my stock ever gets to be overpriced I think I'll start adding VBR.
Get a seeking alpha subscription and do research on small caps yourself. There has been some incredible values in shipping and energy over the last few years . Index investing is not the way. P/E of 12 is actually pretty rich for small caps. I like the 3 to 6 zone.
Great video bro! I know, your channel is about dividends only, but I’d love to watch, how much you make on youtube. This kind of videos are on high demand and especially for me, as long as I also make videos about dividends, it would be a great one. Someone says that for videos about stock market they get 25-30$ per 1000 views. Looking forward to see it.
Glad to see Zoetis got a shoutout! Owned that one since 2020 and always try to buy some on dips. We use so many of their meds for our pets and love their products!
Hi Ryne. Awful novice question here but I have to ask. For your divi portfolio, why fill it with Starbucks, KO etc when you can buy etfs such as SCHD, SPHD, and other hi divis low cost etfs such as NOBL and many more which are cheaper to buy than single stocks such as Starbucks etc? Do you have many divi etfs in this portfolio?
Thanks for the question. I invest into SCHD every week in addition to my individual stocks. Regarding certain funds like SCHD and SPHD being "cheaper", the dollar amount of the share price doesn't really mean much. For example, the fact that SBUX is $91/share and SCHD is like $80/share doesn't really tell you anything.
@@rynewilliams Cheers pal. What I was trying to get at is why individual stocks, and not just etfs? Like, say, Starbucks is 91 bucks, green one day, red the next, while say DIVB is 44 bucks, similar red/green, yet low expense with 3.08% yield. What's the attraction of Starbucks over an Eft like DIVB? I'm just beginning to build a portfolio following you and Prof G, so, building a plan. Thank you.
@@stephenbyrneireland researching and picking individual stocks is interesting to me. It’s a process I enjoy, and I get a lot out of doing it, so that’s why I do it. It’s not for everyone though, which is where ETFs come in handy
(New to investing) Looking for tips and pointers on My investments so far. I am 24 years old I just started on my Roth IRAs last week and maxed my 2023 year through fidelity. I also opened a individual account and gave myself a 1000$ starting balance to start dividend investing in companies you have recommended like Starbucks,SP and a few others( I plan on contributing 100$ a week to go into my dividend portfolio and 1000$ a month into my 2024 Roth IRA. I also have an acorns account that I have been contributing to since late 2022 with about $10k contributed and about 10% gains. I invest 50$ a week into my acorns account, and it is an amount I perfectly ok with. Do you think I should keep investing into acorns with the 10% ROI I have right now or should I move it into my fidelity investment account?
Great job my friend! It's hard for me to say what you should do with your acorns account. I don't think there's anything wrong with keeping it going if you feel it's doing well for you.
Hey Ryne, thank you for all of your hard work. I have been wondering have you ever looked into IRM? It has been on a great run lately. Solid divided yield and nice share price growth.
