I've seen the 1st and now this 2nd video. I'm definitely looking forward to the 3rd one. The average yield across the 38 stocks in the first two videos is 4.21% . I currently have a dividend driven portfolio which is just OK, but I really like this idea of a portfolio structured to receive a dividend most every day.
Hey Joseph like I just told someone else I’m not really a dividend guy cause there usually too expensive or not sustainable. I’m good at picking penny stocks but I’m too impatient and I sell them and the next day or week they go way up and I lose money. But you’re really good and I like your insights. I can tell that you’re a really smart man and like I said I really enjoy watching your RU-vid videos. Thanks from Rob in San Diego Insane Diego
@@samspraguefinanceformula3519 Yes it's exciting and I am just letting it ride for now and compound to get to the ultimate goal of $50,000 a year in next 3 years!
I love this concept. How did you go about finding the list of 366 dividend paying companies? I tried searching but can only find “top 10” or “top 25” lists.
So impressed with your work ethic Joseph. I know you are putting the dew diligence into each stock or it would not be discussed on your very reputable channel. The points you make stand the test of time as well. Thank you.
I love this series of videos. Been trying to put together a list like this myself and you went ahead and did all the research and leg work for myself and others. Can’t thank you enough for these videos.
Love this list, you really put a lot of work into this. I never thought of doing something like this with the dividends. I have CAT, O, CVS. I will probably add a some of the ones you mentioned like ED, FE, and UNM. Nice collection of undervalued stocks.
Great video!! My favorite 3 dividend stocks in your list are O, FE, and CAT. I own O and FE and see them as great payouts. I am looking to get into CAT if there is another drop in the market!
as a cvs employee I have been investing a good amount towards the employee stock program ( due to the 10% discount rate ) but I have actually dialed my investment back due to the performance and of course pharmacy being a political topic constantly. Hopefully CVS can get back to those glorious $75 days, my bank account would be thankful.
I think malls will stay around to some extent because people do like shopping to some extent and there is some entertainment, but malls aren't as popular as they used to be. It might depend what kind of stores are in the mall, I suppose.
Basil I think those Factory Outlets will stick around for a while, because we think we’re getting big discounts on high end items. But regular malls are done for
I’m buying some positions in Simeon property group, great dividend and they own our local mall which is one of the highest grossing mall in the nation especially around the holidays because we get all the people from our local area and Mexico. Also, as soon as they announced they were opening ip people were lined up for over a mile to get in. They also are a REIT so there’s much more than malls.
I think it makes more sense to use the payout date rather than ex date, for example CVX paid on 9/10 with ex 8/18, so its not actually paying at the end of August.
Any chance of an updated version of this video. Six months later and many of your picks grew well. Looking for more stocks to buy at a great value, with growth potential...and dividends.
Great work here Joseph as usual. New subscriber. Not sure if it's a good idea but aside from buying say $1,000 of each to start the portfolio, I would divide this in 3 groups: 1) high PE ratio ( 8 above 6) 2) 5 of the remaining with DY below 5 3) the rest ,6, with a DY above 5. And invest around $1,200 / $1,000 / $800 for example for shares in each category. Thanks buddy: impressive work here.
Remember we are assuming these companies won’t reduce/ eliminate their dividend. My personal opinion I like option spreads for daily income. I prefer weekly income from dividends. Bi weekly income from work, and monthly income from rent. Quarterly income is too long to wait.
Do we have to buy these stocks in whole or is fractional ok? For example if we have 1200 from a second stimulus check and divide it equally among the stock we may not make a $100 a day but is it a good start.
Hey Great content, What quantum of portfolio should be build with this stocks to benefit from it? And what would be the rough estimate of dividend yield in context of total portfolio?
Hi, very nice list again. My favourites are Muenchner Rueckversicherungen, LVMH, Air Liquide SA, BAT and McCormick. Kepp on going making these videos, please. Greetings, Dominik.
I have a strategy that I've been putting together.. I'm sure I didn't intend it, but I call it the positive feedback loop. I put my money into higher growth stocks, and as they mature i start hunting out dividends to kinda protect the profits. Then put the dividends into higher growth stocks, repeat... any other people doing this. Am I flawed??? Hmm.
I use MO ,PRU and T to generate a dividend every month. I reinvest the dividend in an ETF. I would be interested in fractional investing to create my own ETF. Any thoughts?
Great tips for some solid companies. Here's a question. Clearly these recommendations are for long term hold and income, but what should we do if the market rallies and we made say a 50% rise? Should we take profits or simply hold for the dividend? I'd be interested to know if anybody has a strategy around this.
Question!!! Ex-Dividend date, i get I have to buy before that date to get a dividend payout. I get that if I buy after I don’t. If I keep the stock I will receive a dividend for the next next ex-dividend date right?
Wish you had put this out earlier, I was trying to do this but didn't get right, I had just under 50 dividends last month but, they were more spread out, think ill just live with this for now
I mean, all the stocks from the three videos. I’d like to look them over. On a side note, I started watching you since I started investing about a year ago and you always have great content. Gave me a lot of great insight on investing. I, like many, appreciate everything you do mate. Keep sending us winners and we’ll continue to like and subscribe.
I'd argue that there are more profitable criteria for dividends than the particular day that the dividend is paid. Why do you assume that folks who are careful enough with their money to invest suddenly require cash flow down to the particular day?
@@davidmoolekampcpa3370 Noted, but I bet that folks who are disciplined enough to have a million or two of liquid assets are also disciplined enough to get by being paid weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly, or, dare I say it, yearly.
They always leave out the fact that you need 1 million + invested to live off of dividends. But there is good news... I can do it with 250k by selling covered calls and cash secured puts on high dividend stocks that allow weekly options. Maybe I should start a RU-vid channel?
Please do -- and start with the basics. I've been trying to pick up the know-how to deal with options, but can't seem to wrap my head around it. Like trying to learn ancient Hebrew!
There is a video on RU-vid on an investor who started with $650,000 and ended up investing between $6 and $7,000,000 over 2 years and his portfolio is valued at over $20.5 million dollars and get somewhat $53,000+ a month on average.
So just guessing off the top of my head you would need about $730,000 invested approx. To get $100 / day from dividends? So maybe half that if using capital gains also.
@Julius Chinn Chicken that would be 138 bucks per day , every day. (including sat / sun. estimated at 4.58% yield. at 600k you get 104$ at 4.58% yield and 262 workdays (like in 220)
For getting 100$ everyday, how stocks should I own for each company? So roughy how much to be invested? Why don’t have exact figure either in the description or video? Thanks
Joseph what is your opinion on Carnival (cruiser company) it have pretty high dividend yield 13,18%. I know its kinda risky but if they survive covid the stock will go up and with that % of dividend it will be pretty sweet, now Carnival is trading at 14.6$/share.
Thanks Julius, also based on this portfolio, if you had to estimate how much would owning at least 1 share of each stock in this portfolio generate a day/month?
I’m from Australia but no company I know pay dividends daily. It’s yearly and sometimes quarterly. What should I do? Is there any company in Australia that does pay daily not sure I’m new
I kind of wish I had the kind of money needed to generate those kinds of dividends. Well, I have at least gone from 30 bucks a month in dividends two years ago to $80 bucks. I am making some good purchases in terms of dividend companies and adding shares periodically to the different good ones I've got. I guess it will add up over time. I also bought gold and made money from that and parlayed that into good investment stocks, which helped me increase my dividend income.
Hi , can u please show up little time with tabula form each share price for each stok to get 100*20=2000 earnings for what quantity of stock, so we can have rough approximation how much to accumulate to get 2k/Month
Thanks for your many videos, keep it up for all. can you tell me which company in america does in electric charging stations for electric vehicles and is at the fair? thanks in advance Mark Greetings from Holland
Can you expand on this please and give us a list that truley pays daily with no gaps yearly. Think this list pays daily for one quarter or half the year looking for a comprehensive strategy list of stocks I'd you would be so kind to expand this.
Just saw this video. What would be the advantage of having a dividend everyday with an average yield of 4% vs 1 dividend stock that yields 9% ? Btw, I love your series of videos. This my 10th one. Thank you.
Really appreciate all the work you do to provide us with quality investment advice. Who would have thought? A squid getting investment advice from a grunt.
I've heard that their is a small amount of dividends you can receive while on social security before you need to pay taxes. Is this true? If so, how much?
Example: If a stock pays a 0.50 dividend per share you will need to buy 10 shares for 5.00 bucks and 100 shares to make 50.00 bucks, Let’s say the stock costs 25.00 per share, times that by 5 that’s 125 bucks X by 10 it’s 250 and X by 100 it’s 2,500.. so if you buy 100 shares of this stock @ 25.00 and get paid .50 per share you own you will pay 2,500 bucks and get a 50.00 dividend each quarter (every 3 months) now this is a extreme example cuz no stock costs 25 but pays .50 per share per quarter but it’s a simple example I hope it makes since 🤷♂️🙂
@@trjo6669 perfect sense. I'm new to this and trying to invest more that I came out of school and paid off my loans. Thanks! Where can I learn more about which stocks would pay dividends? It just through Google? Morningstar?
Hi Joseph. Thank you for all the hard work you put on to do these videos 👍. I wanted to ask, if it is possible, to go over stock symbol LRN. This is online school services (K-12). The stock had a nice rally on the summer and it crashed on September.
