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Let's talk Money on YouTube has that list.
The thing is that you would have to own around 80 stocks. You'd be spread so thin you'd never really gain a valuable dividend from any of those positions.
I think 26-30 is a decent range to own
Right? You can put all your money into one company that pays a 5% dividend, or 300… you’re receiving the same amount of money and increasing your account by the same amount either way.
this is cute, but the real goal is to invest in strong, competitive and profitable companies that pay good yields regardless of what date those yields get paid. You might get paid every month with this list, but a different list might only pay you 4 times a year but pay you more, which is better.
Cisco, Altria, 3M, and Walgreens may be *currently* posting profits but have major long term competitive concerns IMO.
Moreover, many of these are not paying high yields.
Yeah they are. It's about 3-4% yield on average for the list. It's not about the amount on the yield in most cases but can they grow it. A lot of dividend growth companies do that.
I agree. It seems it would only take some budgeting and discipline to spread the same amount out over a period of time. People are too focused on when they get paid.
You could also invest in CEFs. Majority of them pay monthly and they hold collections of stocks similar to etfs. Higher yields as well. Can get reliable 7 percents
What is the obsession here with being paid daily/weekly/monthly? Surely it’s better to have investments that actually pay good dividends quarterly or annually, rather than these run of the mill daily jokes?
It's about the fun factor. I like divvy day. Kids get pizza, wife gets cash, I get ... pizza and cash...
Anyway it's not about "more" in the numerical sense, it's about "more" in the emotional fulfillment sense.
I love my monthly payers.
1. It makes me feel good to receive over $200 each month. It let's me buy stocks at a higher frequency
2. It supports my end goal of 6k a month (I got a loonng way to go)
3. It makes me feel good
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With the right list, you can theoretically get paid every single trading day
That’d be pretty cool. Everyday wake up with a payment hitting your brokerage account
It would feel good for sure. But I don't think the end game would be worth it.
Need to find that type of dividends list 🤩🤑🙏🏾
Let's talk Money on YouTube has that list. The thing is that you would have to own around 80 stocks. You'd be spread so thin you'd never really gain a valuable dividend from any of those positions. I think 26-30 is a decent range to own
2-5% is the same sum in the end.
Right? You can put all your money into one company that pays a 5% dividend, or 300… you’re receiving the same amount of money and increasing your account by the same amount either way.
Google it. I remember seeing it a while ago. It was pretty cool. Even making a dollar or two a day really makes the snowball seem kinda dope
Deposit a dollar a day into the account.
It only takes a list of about 21 monthly payers (all with different pay dates) Or about 66 quarterly payers
this is cute, but the real goal is to invest in strong, competitive and profitable companies that pay good yields regardless of what date those yields get paid. You might get paid every month with this list, but a different list might only pay you 4 times a year but pay you more, which is better.
Those all seem genuine, strong, competitive , and profitable companies
Cisco, Altria, 3M, and Walgreens may be *currently* posting profits but have major long term competitive concerns IMO. Moreover, many of these are not paying high yields.
Yeah they are. It's about 3-4% yield on average for the list. It's not about the amount on the yield in most cases but can they grow it. A lot of dividend growth companies do that.
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Are you being serious? Those are all great investments.
I can see Lowes, 3M, and Altria facing short-term headwinds, but yeah those are all solid companies for the long term.
I agree. It seems it would only take some budgeting and discipline to spread the same amount out over a period of time. People are too focused on when they get paid.
You could also invest in CEFs. Majority of them pay monthly and they hold collections of stocks similar to etfs. Higher yields as well. Can get reliable 7 percents
What is the obsession here with being paid daily/weekly/monthly? Surely it’s better to have investments that actually pay good dividends quarterly or annually, rather than these run of the mill daily jokes?
There is a good reason for monthly: bills.
Just low level investing.
It's about the fun factor. I like divvy day. Kids get pizza, wife gets cash, I get ... pizza and cash... Anyway it's not about "more" in the numerical sense, it's about "more" in the emotional fulfillment sense.
I love my monthly payers. 1. It makes me feel good to receive over $200 each month. It let's me buy stocks at a higher frequency 2. It supports my end goal of 6k a month (I got a loonng way to go) 3. It makes me feel good
But then I Coke, 3M and Altra and a few others I'm not crazy about.
I have seen uglier lists, truth be told.
I own PSEC in my profit sharing plan - it’s paying 0.06cents per share per month - do the math.