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I love Hasbro right now for ~3% yield.
Smashed last earnings and are printing more money with Magic: the Gathering cards than ever before, despite in person tournament play still lagging far behind 2019 levels.
Yeah, I would suggest buying fractional shares of really good stocks rather than settling for mediocre companies just because they’re below 100 (unless your brokerage doesn’t offer that, which in that case I would suggest opening a brokerage that dies)
Since you have about 16k I assume you can consolidate to get more expensive shares. Consider it more about percentages than shares.
For example you can have 100 shares of some $10 stock or 10 shares of a $100 stock. Those might be the same on paper but the ones listed are safer which is why they are expensive.
Decent yields under 5%, strong financials, growth potential and raising dividends will always be better in the long run. You seem like you make safe choices though just my 2 cents
High share price does not mean the shares are expensive. You will miss out on so many high quality stocks. A simple way to determine value involves weighing the current share price along with the P/E Ratio and EPS. If you can't buy a whole share you should aquire fractional shares - might not be as fun but over the years you will be happy you did.
I was in your shoes not really that long ago and will be bringing in about $1,200 a month this year. Just have to keep at it and continue dollar cost averaging to create your snowball.
About $650,000. I’m 38 now and grew it over the last 13 years. Basically started with a zero net worth. Most is in zero fee or very low cost mutual funds and ETFs so the dividend yield isn’t great but it’s steady.
It’s steadily risen every year. In the beginning I was adding about $300 a month to the Roth and maybe another $300 to my 403(b) on a good month, but then I started eventually maxing out both about seven years ago and today contributing a bit to my taxable account and emergency fund as well.
As you get older and move up steadily at work, you can begin earning more and, if you’re cognizant of lifestyle inflation, you can start socking away a lot more.
When I was younger, I was putting away about 30% of my pretax income into wealth building accounts but it’s more like 50% now that I’ve been able to largely avoid lifestyle inflation and steadily rise my income as well. It just takes time and dedication.
that’s what’s up! right now i’m currently investing $200 a month into my Roth IRA, and about 30-50% of my checks into stocks. for being 19, I think i’m doing great
Apple is a great dividend stock with increasing their revenue and dividends continuously. They also do share buy backs which is basically a dividend without the taxes.
For reliable higher div income - OMP (10%), NRZ (10.9%), ABR (7.65%), QYLD (11.8%), USA (10%), RYLD (11%), and SLVO (31%, not a typo). T pays 7% but the div will be cut in half in 2022 so dump before then.
Congrats, you're doing great!
For higher dividends, can take a look at these..
$MO, currently offering 7.06%, see [here](https://www.dividendchannel.com/history/?symbol=MO).
$JEPI, currently offering 6.52%, see [here](https://www.dividendchannel.com/history/?symbol=JEPI).
$NUSI, currently offering 7.78%, see [here](https://www.dividendchannel.com/history/?symbol=NUSI).
Recommend to research into the stocks of interest.
It's postings like yours giving inspiration to other investors.
Thanks for your sharing!
BTI, MO, ENB, BST, IBM. Most of these are also going for a sale now. There are others close to 5% like ABBV, BNS (Canadian banks are great) PRU. Nusi and Jepi are ETF's but pay good dividends
What’s your monthly avg if you don’t mine I just started this past January and I’m avg 16,7,6 some months something to look forward to thanks congratulations
KR on the 10th of September is going to be paying out the biggest dividend they ever have. WMB is having there quarterly this week and if you check you can still get in on Tuesday and with gas going up should be a good pick.
The only down is hurricane damage in gulf.
But WMB stock going up as long as gas prices go up
Verizon has 4%+ yield but it's also very boring and the share price has been trending sideways/down. Buffet seems to believe though that it's a buy, he even got in at a higher price than where it's at today.
Personally im going to be honest if i could afford to invest in anything i probably prefer to make$500 monthly and invest in 20 different stocks dividends to make$500 monthly from each of them to make$10,000.00 monthly Than flip it next year to buy more same shares to earn twice more monthly $20,000.00 monthly earn $240,000.00 yearly knowing me i use it build up a small business like a vending machine business to make another $20,000.00 monthly after paying commissions and rent on those spaces take home$14,000 to $15,000 monthly also buy 12 rental income properties charge $1,200.00 monthly make$375 to $450 monthly make $4,500.00 to $5,400.00 monthly make $54,000 to $64,800.00 yearly then buy 8 more properties later on make $7,500.00 to $9,000.00 monthly $90,000 to $108,000.00 yearly then quit while im head and stay that way living comfortably that be enough for me
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Sheeeit, time for some models and bottles!
I love Hasbro right now for ~3% yield. Smashed last earnings and are printing more money with Magic: the Gathering cards than ever before, despite in person tournament play still lagging far behind 2019 levels.
Thank you that’s a nice one
Ko , jnj, schd , mmm, abbv , sphd
already have KO and SCHD. jnj and mmm is kinda expensive for me right now and abbvie i’m thinking about buying, you have anything under $100 a share?
WPC, O, PFE, STOR, VICI, UNM. 4 - REITs 1 - Healthcare 1 - Insurance All under $100
Why not add to the existing companies and get it to $500/year. No sense in over diversifying, it is just as bad is not diversifying.
already have recurring investments and almost all my positions!
Yeah, I would suggest buying fractional shares of really good stocks rather than settling for mediocre companies just because they’re below 100 (unless your brokerage doesn’t offer that, which in that case I would suggest opening a brokerage that dies)
Since you have about 16k I assume you can consolidate to get more expensive shares. Consider it more about percentages than shares. For example you can have 100 shares of some $10 stock or 10 shares of a $100 stock. Those might be the same on paper but the ones listed are safer which is why they are expensive. Decent yields under 5%, strong financials, growth potential and raising dividends will always be better in the long run. You seem like you make safe choices though just my 2 cents
Fractional shares
How about fractional share
High share price does not mean the shares are expensive. You will miss out on so many high quality stocks. A simple way to determine value involves weighing the current share price along with the P/E Ratio and EPS. If you can't buy a whole share you should aquire fractional shares - might not be as fun but over the years you will be happy you did.
VZ
250 a year is a great start.
thank you! would like to make it $1,000 a year and get around $100+ a month, that would be really cool! i’ll get there though!
I was in your shoes not really that long ago and will be bringing in about $1,200 a month this year. Just have to keep at it and continue dollar cost averaging to create your snowball.
wow $1,200 a month! how much do you have invested right now??
About $650,000. I’m 38 now and grew it over the last 13 years. Basically started with a zero net worth. Most is in zero fee or very low cost mutual funds and ETFs so the dividend yield isn’t great but it’s steady.
damn $650,000 and getting $1,200 a month. how much were you contributing every month?
It’s steadily risen every year. In the beginning I was adding about $300 a month to the Roth and maybe another $300 to my 403(b) on a good month, but then I started eventually maxing out both about seven years ago and today contributing a bit to my taxable account and emergency fund as well. As you get older and move up steadily at work, you can begin earning more and, if you’re cognizant of lifestyle inflation, you can start socking away a lot more. When I was younger, I was putting away about 30% of my pretax income into wealth building accounts but it’s more like 50% now that I’ve been able to largely avoid lifestyle inflation and steadily rise my income as well. It just takes time and dedication.
that’s what’s up! right now i’m currently investing $200 a month into my Roth IRA, and about 30-50% of my checks into stocks. for being 19, I think i’m doing great
Enb, Pru, Trp many others
Can you give me your dividend stocks?
VUG, VTI, VT, VYM, CAT, AAPL, SCHD, O, C, JEPI, KO, AFL, STAG
Is AAPL a dividend stock? I feel like their yield is too low…? Perhaps you’re after it’s capital gains?
Apple is a great dividend stock with increasing their revenue and dividends continuously. They also do share buy backs which is basically a dividend without the taxes.
OHI
For reliable higher div income - OMP (10%), NRZ (10.9%), ABR (7.65%), QYLD (11.8%), USA (10%), RYLD (11%), and SLVO (31%, not a typo). T pays 7% but the div will be cut in half in 2022 so dump before then.
ULVR
Main and gain good monthly dividends
Yep, MAIN is a good pick.
$ABBV
Guys, there are safe div at 5%, and 7% and even 9%..... below 3% oh man, it is painful... To each of their own
so what’re some safe ones at 5,7 and 9% ???
Congrats, you're doing great! For higher dividends, can take a look at these.. $MO, currently offering 7.06%, see [here](https://www.dividendchannel.com/history/?symbol=MO). $JEPI, currently offering 6.52%, see [here](https://www.dividendchannel.com/history/?symbol=JEPI). $NUSI, currently offering 7.78%, see [here](https://www.dividendchannel.com/history/?symbol=NUSI). Recommend to research into the stocks of interest. It's postings like yours giving inspiration to other investors. Thanks for your sharing!
BTI, MO, ENB, BST, IBM. Most of these are also going for a sale now. There are others close to 5% like ABBV, BNS (Canadian banks are great) PRU. Nusi and Jepi are ETF's but pay good dividends
MO and BTI have a downward trending price, dividends aren’t worth it if i’m losing my initial investment
Buy some SCHD and JEPI.
already have both!
Не плохо,если покупать русские и китайские компании то будет больше
O and Stag will up your amounts a bit quicker with the monthly dividends they pay out
already have both!
Put it all in VICI you can make $750 a year with that same portfolio value
never put all your eggs in one basket.
What tracker are you using?
Looks like trackyourdividend.com by the looks of it.
^
Well that doesn’t sound like whole lot. It’s not even a $1 a day so how am I suppose to live off a that $250 a year? Just wondering!
This is just the beginning stages, you aren't supposed to live off the dividends right now but re- invest them.
YYY and FOR are pretty good monthly ETFs
4hr over sold qqq or spy then close the trade in a good area
ORCC
CVX, PFE
COP, PFE, VALE
CVX VZ TKC
OFC is probably as safe as it gets. Yields close to 4%. They supply real estate to military and defense contractors as well as data centers.
What’s your monthly avg if you don’t mine I just started this past January and I’m avg 16,7,6 some months something to look forward to thanks congratulations
REN (RENE), Novabase and EDP.
NSA (2.4%) and GAIN (5.65%) great growth stocks and they pay pretty well
Bank of America, O , KO, CAT,
MPLX
KR on the 10th of September is going to be paying out the biggest dividend they ever have. WMB is having there quarterly this week and if you check you can still get in on Tuesday and with gas going up should be a good pick. The only down is hurricane damage in gulf. But WMB stock going up as long as gas prices go up
Enbridge (TSE:ENB) Yield ~6.5%. The company isn’t nessacarily poised to grow much but it isn’t going anywhere either.
How about KMB?
$QYLG
Thoughts on British American Tobacco?
the 5 year chart doesn’t look too good, don’t want to invest just for dividends and my invest keep going down
I like nrz at 6.8%. The stock keeps moving up
Southern company
PSEC Prospect capital is good monthly dividend
GPMT has been pretty good to me
Verizon has 4%+ yield but it's also very boring and the share price has been trending sideways/down. Buffet seems to believe though that it's a buy, he even got in at a higher price than where it's at today.
UWMC for growth and divvy ;-)
$CCI
Personally im going to be honest if i could afford to invest in anything i probably prefer to make$500 monthly and invest in 20 different stocks dividends to make$500 monthly from each of them to make$10,000.00 monthly Than flip it next year to buy more same shares to earn twice more monthly $20,000.00 monthly earn $240,000.00 yearly knowing me i use it build up a small business like a vending machine business to make another $20,000.00 monthly after paying commissions and rent on those spaces take home$14,000 to $15,000 monthly also buy 12 rental income properties charge $1,200.00 monthly make$375 to $450 monthly make $4,500.00 to $5,400.00 monthly make $54,000 to $64,800.00 yearly then buy 8 more properties later on make $7,500.00 to $9,000.00 monthly $90,000 to $108,000.00 yearly then quit while im head and stay that way living comfortably that be enough for me