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Is this a good time to buy stocks? I know everyone is saying stocks are at a discount and all, but just how long will It take to recover, or am I better off putting my money elsewhere. I need a lot as rent, inflation alone eat up almost all of what I make, with dependents and other obligations included. Tbh it's an uncertain year for me.
people calling stocks momentum a flunk aren't considering the long run. The companies themselves have not changed, it's the market that changed. Steady as it goes, and it'll regroup in weeks.
If you are not too savvy with the market, it’s the best time! just buy and hold on strong companies or best you seek out areas within sectors that can help you sustain a balance in both growth and value overtime. In certain cases, it's even wiser to speak with a smartvestor to determine options best meant for you, I personally did this, and it works pretty well..
right now I’m being focused on renewable energy, semiconductors, Ai chips which will be hugely integral on every sectors in the coming years. an absolute power move right now.
Investing in a stock may look straightforward, but choosing the right stock without a proven technique can be difficult. I've been attempting to grow my $210,000 portfolio for a while, but the largest impediment is a lack of defined entry and exit strategy. Any input on this matter would be highly appreciated.
The strategies are rigorous for the regular person. In fact, they are primarily executed successfully by professionals who possess a great deal of expertise and knowledge to carry out such trades effectively.
Some individuals minimize the importance of counsel until their own feelings become overwhelming. A few summers ago, following a protracted divorce, I needed a significant push to keep my firm afloat. I looked for licensed advisors and found someone with the highest qualifications. She has contributed to my reserve increasing from $275k to $850k despite inflation.
'Nicole Anastasia Plumlee' is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
I conducted an online search for her complete name and located her page. Subsequently, I reached out via email to schedule a meeting for a discussion; I am now awaiting her response.
Well, i make a whopping 890 per year in dividends. 🤣🤣 Probably the lowest here but i started learning about investing late in life. And I'm one of those poor people. Hopefully, I'll be able to get where some of you are someday. Im learning a lot from this channel!
I just started investing and only buy dividend stocks. I currently have QQQI, SPYI, FEPI and YMAX. I try to put at least one G in these stocks every month. When I become more comfortable, I will invest in REITS. I also like MMM and UPS; I like companies that makes products people use every day, no matter good or bad economies. We shall see how this turns out, but I am excited. I only wished I started just 5 years ago.
To get $1000 /month with all these three stocks total of $215K investments are needed. But if you only go with MO the same amount you will get in January with the investment of just $135K, so act smart, not hard🤣
Great content, Mark! And you are spot-on in saying that dividend investing is a process. It has taken me approximately 25 years to build my dividend stock portfolio. But it has been well worth my time and effort. I am long both ABBV and PFE. Good stuff.
Hi Mark, I really enjoy your posts and have taken a lot of your ideas and advice to heart. Currently, I earn about $10,000/year in dividends through my private investment portfolio and over $30,000/year through my retirement account. The $30K basically pays for all of my management fees and the $10K is reinvested into a Money Market fund earning 4.97%. Cheers!
Make around $36000 a year of dividends, and it grows more every month! 😂 Wish I had started sooner! I own a lot of MO. I had Abbv, but sold it for a profit in January. (Kinda regret it) May buy again, if the price is right. Don’t like PFE, for the same reason everyone else hates them, but the price is tempting!
Mark, $1000/month is not much. I see no point on dividends. That is, even if you invested $100k and got 6% (which is good) that’s only $6000 or $500/month. Reinvested, it will take a very long time to get to even $150k. I think growth stocks and ETFs are better. Even Voo returned 24% last year and averages 13%.
Can you start doing this at age 57 and grow some money in ten years? I just opened an account with Webull about two weeks ago. I know very little about investing, except that I wish I would have had the resources (both monetary and ability to obtain knowledge through resources like RUclips and your channel) when I was about 30 years younger! My husband and I are retired teachers but both continue to teach under “retire” “rehire” in Texas. We have some income to invest, but I’m not sure what the best option is at our age, but I’m trying to learn. Thanks!
Well Mark ya did it again. Where trying and im doing well. However i dont have the ability with my tsp account which i have $310,000 in it. My side hustle on robinhood with novice investment skills im doing 23% and have turned a $1000 into $25,430 in five yrs. I think this os pretty good not sure cause im a new jack to all of this. Could work a portfolio in the near future with the same payout plan but with a couple cheaper companies. I love the channel but just not having enough to buy these companies. My go to is RITM. But not sure if that prive will ever get higher than $11.34. Thank you hope you can answer.
Investing in companies that products give cancers and diseases and in companies that activities consist to made médicals to cure them. It's a brillant combo.
You'll have the same 15% tax when you sell qqqm to pay your bills. I have qqqm for growth, but I have more investments paying dividends that pay the bills. The beauty of dividends is that you never have to sell a share. But it's painful if you need to sell shares of qqqm to pay bills, and it's a down year like 2022.
Thank you for the process, but not the particular stocks. 😬 While we can't say where our taxes are going, we should at least have some morals involved in our stock investments. Why stop at cigarettes and sketchy drugs? Why not head right for weapons? 🤣 Although I would like to see someone dependent on the lousy healthcare system win the lottery and invest in a high dividend drug and medical ETF. Get that money back. Just my 2 cents 🤷🏼♀️
Thanks for this video...i like when you build out a calendar for us of dividend stocks…i know you did that once for the whole year…gotta go find that video…thanks!
Having just three stocks seems foolish And picking stocks based on what specific months they pay their dividends sounds even more foolish I would really expect a higher quality discussion from a CPA
@@NothingBtBlueskies How about an alcoholic beverage company? Fossil fuels? Defense contractor? That includes Microsoft, Google and Amazon. How about companies with workers' rights issues like Nike? For moral reasons, you can probably rule out 90% of the S&P 500. The big financial companies exploit people. Forget most agricultural companies. What's left to invest in? BTW, I think Pfizer is the most sued company in the world for harming people.
Do you earn a dividend check EVERY month?
Save your spot for my REIT VALUATION Workshop that will take place on Thursday May 16th at 8pm EST. go.roussinfinancial.com/reits/
I get paid 5 cents per month through O, DGRW, MAIN, JEPI, and JEPQ
Is this a good time to buy stocks? I know everyone is saying stocks are at a discount and all, but just how long will It take to recover, or am I better off putting my money elsewhere. I need a lot as rent, inflation alone eat up almost all of what I make, with dependents and other obligations included. Tbh it's an uncertain year for me.
people calling stocks momentum a flunk aren't considering the long run. The companies themselves have not changed, it's the market that changed. Steady as it goes, and it'll regroup in weeks.
If you are not too savvy with the market, it’s the best time! just buy and hold on strong companies or best you seek out areas within sectors that can help you sustain a balance in both growth and value overtime. In certain cases, it's even wiser to speak with a smartvestor to determine options best meant for you, I personally did this, and it works pretty well..
Well ethelbert, my question is which stocks sectors should I consider adding to my individual fidelity, I intend to hold on for a decade or more.
right now I’m being focused on renewable energy, semiconductors, Ai chips which will be hugely integral on every sectors in the coming years. an absolute power move right now.
You should add Gold and silver as well.
Investing in a stock may look straightforward, but choosing the right stock without a proven technique can be difficult. I've been attempting to grow my $210,000 portfolio for a while, but the largest impediment is a lack of defined entry and exit strategy. Any input on this matter would be highly appreciated.
The strategies are rigorous for the regular person. In fact, they are primarily executed successfully by professionals who possess a great deal of expertise and knowledge to carry out such trades effectively.
Some individuals minimize the importance of counsel until their own feelings become overwhelming. A few summers ago, following a protracted divorce, I needed a significant push to keep my firm afloat. I looked for licensed advisors and found someone with the highest qualifications. She has contributed to my reserve increasing from $275k to $850k despite inflation.
That make a lot of sense; unlike us, you seem to have the market sorted out. Who's guiding you?
'Nicole Anastasia Plumlee' is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
I conducted an online search for her complete name and located her page. Subsequently, I reached out via email to schedule a meeting for a discussion; I am now awaiting her response.
Age 45 around $35k a year from dividends and the snowball is getting bigger every year.
Can I know your portfolio so I can look into it also and investment
Well, i make a whopping 890 per year in dividends. 🤣🤣 Probably the lowest here but i started learning about investing late in life. And I'm one of those poor people. Hopefully, I'll be able to get where some of you are someday. Im learning a lot from this channel!
Better than me I am still at 0 :(
I just started investing and only buy dividend stocks. I currently have QQQI, SPYI, FEPI and YMAX. I try to put at least one G in these stocks every month. When I become more comfortable, I will invest in REITS. I also like MMM and UPS; I like companies that makes products people use every day, no matter good or bad economies. We shall see how this turns out, but I am excited. I only wished I started just 5 years ago.
To get $1000 /month with all these three stocks total of $215K investments are needed. But if you only go with MO the same amount you will get in January with the investment of just $135K, so act smart, not hard🤣
Never put all your money in one basket.
You guys live in adifferent world than most people. Not many have that kinda of cash.
Great content, Mark! And you are spot-on in saying that dividend investing is a process. It has taken me approximately 25 years to build my dividend stock portfolio. But it has been well worth my time and effort. I am long both ABBV and PFE. Good stuff.
I don't have $45,000 or $100,000 to investment... I think it will take me 40 years to earn $1000 per month from dividend... Not 8 years
I am 77 yrs old. I have $100,000 I want income from from this. This was a good video, I need income immediatly.
It is a long process that is totally worth it. Not only do you build up a nice monthly dividend you also get to create generational wealth.
Altria rocks! Have had them for ten years.
Hi Mark, I really enjoy your posts and have taken a lot of your ideas and advice to heart. Currently, I earn about $10,000/year in dividends through my private investment portfolio and over $30,000/year through my retirement account. The $30K basically pays for all of my management fees and the $10K is reinvested into a Money Market fund earning 4.97%. Cheers!
Abbvie is great but I feel Johnson and Johnson with the low price is even better
ABBV will have an awesome year in 25.
Love the dividend chart, give you a great idea in how much share owned you need for the annual dividend income
Thabks fir the video Mark , i have the 3 stocks and i am building slowly ...
The payout ratio for Pfizer is ridiculous. That’s way out of wack. The dividend is propping up the stock!
Make around $36000 a year of dividends, and it grows more every month! 😂 Wish I had started sooner! I own a lot of MO. I had Abbv, but sold it for a profit in January. (Kinda regret it) May buy again, if the price is right. Don’t like PFE, for the same reason everyone else hates them, but the price is tempting!
Love the dividends we currently earn and continue to add more shares bit by bit every week.
Love your videos and I notice the plant behind you, looks healthy !
$60,000+/yr. Mostly in the Mar/June/Sep/Dec months.
What dividend stocks do you own?
@@markzet5966 The biggest chunk is 9,300 shares of SCHD.
Mark, $1000/month is not much. I see no point on dividends. That is, even if you invested $100k and got 6% (which is good) that’s only $6000 or $500/month. Reinvested, it will take a very long time to get to even $150k. I think growth stocks and ETFs are better. Even Voo returned 24% last year and averages 13%.
Dividend investing is a process and is not about the Year 1 or even Year 5 dividend income, its about the Year 10+.
@@MarkRoussinCPA I see
Can I just put 100k into spyi?
Get in while your younger as it takes time. Late investors in their age like 50's need some other type of approach now to do it.
Good one. Nice picks. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Would you please do another video like these but with other stocks thanks
Thank guy for this great video
It’s funny that the three stocks mentioned are in my watchlist
thank you
I learnt to log my dividends correctly so that they are presentable and easier to understand.
okay so realisictly you need over 250,000 dollars invested nowadays to get these shares....to have this payout.
Lots to think about here!💡
Aren't altria and pfizer potentially going to lose value over time?
Pfizer is undervalued
I like your decoration and your clear English
Enjoy your content Mark!
I sold my Mo, stock value kept depreciating , and I invested elsewhere.
Can you start doing this at age 57 and grow some money in ten years? I just opened an account with Webull about two weeks ago. I know very little about investing, except that I wish I would have had the resources (both monetary and ability to obtain knowledge through resources like RUclips and your channel) when I was about 30 years younger! My husband and I are retired teachers but both continue to teach under “retire” “rehire” in Texas. We have some income to invest, but I’m not sure what the best option is at our age, but I’m trying to learn. Thanks!
any recommended trading platform for dividend investing sir?
Well Mark ya did it again. Where trying and im doing well. However i dont have the ability with my tsp account which i have $310,000 in it. My side hustle on robinhood with novice investment skills im doing 23% and have turned a $1000 into $25,430 in five yrs. I think this os pretty good not sure cause im a new jack to all of this. Could work a portfolio in the near future with the same payout plan but with a couple cheaper companies. I love the channel but just not having enough to buy these companies. My go to is RITM. But not sure if that prive will ever get higher than $11.34. Thank you hope you can answer.
JNJ > PFE
Funny, two medical and one tobacco :)
My annual income is around $34
Way to go! You have to start somewhere. The key is to continue to contribute what you can and and reinvest the dividends.
Investing in companies that products give cancers and diseases and in companies that activities consist to made médicals to cure them. It's a brillant combo.
I don't understand. If you invest the same amount in qqqm, you will be better after 10 years. The 15% taxes over dividends really hurts.
You'll have the same 15% tax when you sell qqqm to pay your bills.
I have qqqm for growth, but I have more investments paying dividends that pay the bills. The beauty of dividends is that you never have to sell a share. But it's painful if you need to sell shares of qqqm to pay bills, and it's a down year like 2022.
is abbvie qualified dividends?
It's not a REIT, BDC or MLP
Thank you for the process, but not the particular stocks. 😬 While we can't say where our taxes are going, we should at least have some morals involved in our stock investments. Why stop at cigarettes and sketchy drugs? Why not head right for weapons? 🤣 Although I would like to see someone dependent on the lousy healthcare system win the lottery and invest in a high dividend drug and medical ETF. Get that money back. Just my 2 cents 🤷🏼♀️
Bito pays a high monthly divided
Thanks for this video...i like when you build out a calendar for us of dividend stocks…i know you did that once for the whole year…gotta go find that video…thanks!
@MarkRoussiinCPA seriously you think I’m that dumb you scammer?
Having just three stocks seems foolish
And picking stocks based on what specific months they pay their dividends sounds even more foolish
I would really expect a higher quality discussion from a CPA
He’s not telling to only buy these three stocks bc of the pay schedule lol. It’s just a RUclips discussion video.
I just destroyed that like button
The risk is if you lose your principle.....like PFE which is down 26% over the last year. Your dividend won't pay for that loss.
I dont' like pfe ,Mo
Oohh..yes.. For peronal mind.
But theres a lot more stochs!!
Thank you .
,good idea but i want to try diferent stocks
I'll never understand how individuals can recommend a stock whose main product they would not in a million years use.nor allow their children to use.
Because some people invest to make money, not morality statements.
I understand. I wouldn’t knowingly invest in a tobacco company, for moral reasons.
@@NothingBtBlueskies How about an alcoholic beverage company? Fossil fuels? Defense contractor? That includes Microsoft, Google and Amazon. How about companies with workers' rights issues like Nike? For moral reasons, you can probably rule out 90% of the S&P 500. The big financial companies exploit people. Forget most agricultural companies. What's left to invest in? BTW, I think Pfizer is the most sued company in the world for harming people.
Moral reasons? Well I believe everyone has the God given right to make their own choices.
Yet people still buy Mcdonalds stock hand over fist.
Mark I like your research but the motley fool are not trustworthy.
Why is that?
PFE is trash. JNJ all the way
I once had PFE. It did suck.
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