This freakin video should be in every classroom in America. I'm 44 and just starting a dividend portfolio. I'm cringing. Please keep doing what you're doing. Please!!! I did start a vanguard roth IRA a while back so don't cry for me too much, but had I seen this video in my 20s, no words. Much love.
I started at 44 with nothing. 4 years ago. Doing ok now. I laugh/cry at the money I pissed away in my 20s/30s. Prioritize investing over women gentlemen.
One of the most important aspects of starting your dividend journey is to keep consistent. If you can auto deposit into a dividend index fund or manage to invest x amount of money in your dividend stock per month, you’ll be golden. The more automated the better. Stay with the plan!!
Exciting! I’m a fairly new (dividends) investor, and I just got my first quarterly month. Got a total of $35.00 dollars in the month of March, yay. Can’t wait to start snowballing.
Awesome Vid! I earn passively trading stocks and some assets with the help of my broker who trades for me, I've reached my goal of over a million dollar value.
Great idea, I know him too. One of my colleagues from North Atlanta told me of her successful investment with this man Dodai Neil & how he doubled her 50k startup trading for her .
Of all the videos I have watched on dividends yours was the very easiest for me to understand as an absolute first dollar in beginner with absolutely no knowledge of vocabulary or strategy. Thank you. Automatic subscribe and rung the Bell!
What would you do. You're 40, no debt, no house, but have 600k. A)Would you buy a house cash? B) buy a house, make a 200k down payment and invest the rest on Dividend stocks? C) invest the whole 600k on dividend stocks and rent an apartment? or D)....
Rent an apartment and keep your expenses really low and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Have 3 to 4 portfolios weighted to your financial goals. 200k High yield (10%) Etfs purely for income generating. 200k in solid high growth stocks (AAPL, FB, GOOG, TSLA, NVDA, MSFT, AMZN), 100K in Crypto for long term holds like BTC, ETH, ADA, SOL, 50k Bankroll for live poker play and 50k for emergency, self improvements and hobbies.
Reason for not buying a house is that the house will turn into a liability as you will need to pay other expenses to maintain such as land tax, maintenance, insurance, rates, power, water etc. Invest it all to start generating good income and growth and let it snowball and keep investing and spend the time you have left doing what you love. Life is short. Good luck and peace.
I just started a divided account in a roth ira 5 month ago. Last week hit my goal of $150 a year, Today I'm at $164 a year of annual divideds my next goal is $250 per year. I'm shooting for 60k to 80k a year. LOL it's slow going the 1st few years. Planning on maxing out roth contrabtions plus what ever else I can put into a standard account
What is cool is that every time you add to the portfolio, even if it only gives you an extra $4 per year in dividends each time you do that....the thing is...you're giving yourself a raise each time you contribute. And THAT...is epic!!
Bob, can you please share with us your entire stock portfolio and how many shares you own of each stock so we can examine it and get inspiration on your thought process?
You have made this so easy for me to understand. I'm literally about to cry. I know how to save but I never know how to invest it and end up helping people in trouble and then I have to start over again. My kids are grown and I'm 55 without savings. Thank you thank you so much. I have $1,000 in charles schwab and $700 in td ameritrade doing nothing. At least now I know how to start. I've been looking at so many videos and it has me up all night trying to figure it out. God bless and I'm definitely going to subscribe. Thanks again.
@@Metal_Stacking Hi Jeff, stock price doesn't move much, if any, but it is a monthly paying dividend. Not meant to be a growth stock. At a cost of $22.00 range per share .20 ish per share dividend looks pretty good. You will see higher paying dividends but usually quarterly.
Dang, I'm still kicking myself. I started dividend investing 5 months ago. My average monthly investment income is $8.50. If I started doing this say at 21 no doubt I'd have a monthly dividend income of at least $600 of passive income.
That is what I thought when I started my current job like 4 years ago. In an ideal world, if I did not spend any of that $ and knew what I know right now, I would have been making $1500 a month. But let's be realistic here. Do I think I would have been able to invest all of that at once? Probably not. Did I have debts I had to pay off? Yes. So really, I am not as far from a realistic amount as I am making now, just based on actually "living" life. I find the easiest way to set goals is to use your dividend payout amount to pay off bills (that way you are not just thinking about random numbers you should be making and you can actually see your dividends do something). Start from the smallest monthly bill you have and work up. If you can successfully pay off ALL your bills on dividends, then you have made it! I can kill about 3 of my bills just off dividend income I make currently ($125/mnth)
I needed this content and will start building my dividend portfolio as well as share this with friends and family! Compounding is where its at! My crypto earnings will power up those accounts easily! Thanks Bob!!
Newbie stock investor here, trying to learn all I can before I make a move with my recent real estate windfall. I like your long term strategies so I just subscribed in hopes of learning more
Single stocks are okay but idk. I just love the feeling of having ETFS a lot more I also don’t buy above my means so I just buy fractional shares ($1 maximum) per ETF bc I want to grow smoothly
Buying $1 max as you mentioned is a good START, however u need to jump up to $2, then $3 , then $5 etc... thus you will increase ur speed tremendously.
Have to be young and it makes total sense. You don’t want to 65 or older and passed up all the fun. 100k a year is awesome but when your old and spending it on healthcare what’s the point
Learning from you so I subbed and hit the bell! Thank you for this awesome info, I literally started mine today so will be looking forward to your videos
Great video Bob. I to invest for dividend income ( have for years ) and only thing I would say is .It's not automatic with the EPS vs Dividend being higher. Example I bought XOM & COP last fall 2020 and the petroleum's were getting killed ( I buy value stock ) and the EPS were lower then the dividend ,even negative. Fast forward the stocks have doubled and beating earning estimates. The point is look at the stock case by case and there record over years on pay outs for the dividend . Love your thought process and your very smart in your message .Keep reinvesting those dividends
I saw a video about making $1million dollars through ETFs and it was similar to this video except that you put a weekly amount depending on your age. With that plus compounding the dividends earned should bring my account to a respectable level. Thanks for the info.
New subscriber, thanks for tip of comparing the yield to EPS makes my filter process much quicker. A good ref for historical div and price is from the NASDAQ site. Keep up the good work sir.
You are also a motivational speaker. I am going to start Robinhood app this month with $100. Will see where I will be after 5 years. Subscribed for more videos ❤️
I use trackyourdividends(dot)com. It's great and it's free to use (of course they have upgrades available). I still use the free version and just update it manually once or twice per month.
Yes in most cases you would pay taxes on the dividend earnings. There are qualified dividends that can be tax free if you make under certain amounts per year in other income, but outside of that it's good to keep that in mind for tax season.
Yes, if you have Robinhood I know they have a DRIP option which just automatically reinvests the dividends into the stock that gave it to you. I have that turned on. That’s the easiest way. Not sure what other sites or apps have that but something to look into!
I wanted to point out that yield on cost has nothing to do with fees. The yield is if you purchased the portfolio today. Yield on cost is the yield you earn on the initial capital paid. As dividends increase you get paid more but your cost stays the same. Also, the chart showing dividend growth over time is a bit misleading. I think I saw dividend growth over 20%. Companies and funds can grow that high for a period of time but it seems nearly impossible for either to grow dividends at over 20% for 25 years, even 5-10 seems hard to achieve. I wonder if that site is calculating total dividend grow with new capital invested rather than organic growth just by the companies themselves which would mean you have to continue investing and not just sit for 25 years to get that total yearly dividend income. Hope that makes sense. I am a big believer in dividend investing. Good luck to everyone
What would be a good eps to dividend forward in reits, I know reits pay out way more in dividends then normal companies. So what would your input be on reits
In my 40s now. Just started investing in the stock market a month ago (aside from 401k) If the tech and investing companies, webull, where around then I would not be as concerned about retirement. "Kids these days have it easy" for investing is true. Most investment firms would not talk to you unless you had 40k in cash. I am enjoying the videos, smashing the like button on videos I enjoy. Thank you for lighting the path to a hopefully more relaxed retirement.
Thank you! And you're right, I remember trying to start up a TD Ameritrade account in college and they wanted me to have $25,000 ready to go in order to open an account...needless to say, I wasn't able to open that account and ended up doing dumb things like putting my money in a savings account or even worst...spending it on crap. Today, things are so much easier!
Hi Bob, what are your thoughts on AT&T, symbol T? Has great dividends but balance sheet may not be so great. I have AT&T but absolutely diversify. Watching your analysis of stocks has me wondering your opinion.
So I like Bitcoin and Ethereum, but I'm not a fan of Doge Coin. The reason is that it has a process that continues to add Doge Coin as more of it is mined. This means that you can invest all you want, and it could definitely rise in value a bit, but it will never "explode" like Bitcoin did...because it doesn't have a programmed limited supply. It's almost like collectibles. If you have an old Nintendo Game from 1985 that only 100 exist today, it'll be worth a lot more than a Nintendo Game that has over 1.5 million+ copies existing. This actually might be a good video topic! I'll have to give you a shout out if I make it 😄
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I just want to thank you for explaining this as a novice that I am I have been investing and wanted to get into more divided payouts as I have no where close to what you have invested I now feel more confident in investing a little more of my spare cash in trying to earn passive money. Thank you ! P.s I you keep reinvesting your dividends + extra from not buying stupid items such as cars and phones, at which point are you going to start using the money in your life over constantly reinvesting? Because one piece of advice I can give you is numbers never end! 😄
Thanks for a very informative video. Jus subscribed to your channel. Jus a question....the $28k at end of 45 years...u assumed dividends pd r reinvested n theres no withdrawal of dividends at any pt in time during 45years. Am I correct? Thks again for great video.
The thing that always gets me is if you buy one share for $100 and you get a whole $1/yr, maybe even a few cents more year by year, it takes forever to make your money back. Meanwhile, your $100 is making someone more money than you. Tough to swallow.... Now, on that note, you do mention " of I do nothing from here on out..." That's a positive for sure.
Yes that could be true - with the future growth potential that is the positive and then also if you score good dividend yields on solid growth companies, there is a chance you can earn well beyond $1/yr.
For what I share in today's video I recommend in a normal brokerage account. For Roth I look for a variety of mutual funds (growth, growth & income, international, and aggressive funds)...all with dividend & capital gains reinvested.
Do you pay taxes on ETF dividend reinvested, the same way on stocks that are reinvested? Is there a tax advantage to have an ETF versus individual stocks?
Hey boss, new viewer and I appreciate your in depth analysis, do you think you can do an updated dividend plays video, see what dividend plays are highest after this AT&T downfall lol also, can you explain options trading ? For some reason I am very receptive to your methods of teaching and the 5 other you tubers I watched didn’t get through to me on how you make money from options trading lol
Bob I have robinhood account. With this topic ìs that mean that if I invest on etf on robinhood has better dividends than my high yield savings account. I dont wanna sound ignorant but I am doing my best to make some money as much I can with little amount. And how long to wait to see a good dividend
if you invest in Apple coca-cola and mcdonalds hoping to be paid $1000 a month you need a good million to invest. ignore the growth potential-strictly dividends payments...considering they are paying quarterly . there are at least 10 solid monthly paying dividents in REIT or finance sector at a solid 5% yeld or more and will get you faster to $1000 a month
How they calculate the 5 year dividend growth? 20.11 is that right ? On your portfolio with AAPL 9.18% / AGNC -7.50 / AOK 2.93% etc Am I calculating something wrong or this website it's not 100% accurate?
I think you mean a index ETF not just a ETF... stocks can be ETF as well...good video nice picks! Got a love the eighth wonder of the world...COMPOUND INTEREST!!
Hi Bob 👋 how many different dividend stocks and how much of each do I need? 🤔 Right now I have about 15 stocks but apple is the only one paying dividends and I have only 3🥴❤️
You're welcome - more to come! Also, I'm obsessed with the Office. Now I've started watching the extended episodes on the Peacock platform...it's epic!!
This freakin video should be in every classroom in America. I'm 44 and just starting a dividend portfolio. I'm cringing. Please keep doing what you're doing. Please!!! I did start a vanguard roth IRA a while back so don't cry for me too much, but had I seen this video in my 20s, no words. Much love.
If everyone was doing this inflation would skyrocket. I’m glad nobody is talking about this in schools.😂😂😂
glad to hear 19
Me too Bradley. I am 49 but never too late to learn to make money the clever way. This knowledge should be in every school.
@@branonlamphere9624 sounds like the lie of scarcity.
I started at 44 with nothing. 4 years ago. Doing ok now. I laugh/cry at the money I pissed away in my 20s/30s. Prioritize investing over women gentlemen.
One of the most important aspects of starting your dividend journey is to keep consistent. If you can auto deposit into a dividend index fund or manage to invest x amount of money in your dividend stock per month, you’ll be golden. The more automated the better. Stay with the plan!!
Big time! Great point....and then you'll look back on the journey and be so glad you stayed consistent 😃
@@BobSharpe thanks. And absolutely!
Exciting! I’m a fairly new (dividends) investor, and I just got my first quarterly month. Got a total of $35.00 dollars in the month of March, yay. Can’t wait to start snowballing.
NICE!! $35.00 is an awesome start to the snowball...keep rocking it!!
Mcdonald's dividends pays you enough to get a few things on the value menu
$100k in starbucks allows you to get $5 coffee for an entire year off dividends!
So true..haha
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 100k is all it takes for about $800 a month! Crazy number but I guess it’s a lot better than 1m!
@@Namedeeznuts $100k in what stock?
🤣🤣💯
Awesome Vid! I earn passively trading stocks and some assets with the help of my broker who trades for me, I've reached my goal of over a million dollar value.
You're welcome!!
I have a lump sum I need to invest but i've no idea how to. Who handles your trades & how do I reach him?
@@Ravishankar-qu6dp Alright rav. Dodai Neil trades my funds. Research him and reach him from his webpage
Great idea, I know him too. One of my colleagues from North Atlanta told me of her successful investment with this man Dodai Neil & how he doubled her 50k startup trading for her .
I love how you simplify everything. So many ppl on here make it sound confusing.
I'm glad it was helpful. Thank you 😃
Of all the videos I have watched on dividends yours was the very easiest for me to understand as an absolute first dollar in beginner with absolutely no knowledge of vocabulary or strategy. Thank you. Automatic subscribe and rung the Bell!
I appreciate that! Thank you!!
Awesome video mate. I like people who share info like this and not selfish. Thanks again mate!
Glad you enjoyed it!
but how much amount exactly do u need to get 1k dividends per month?
What would you do. You're 40, no debt, no house, but have 600k. A)Would you buy a house cash? B) buy a house, make a 200k down payment and invest the rest on Dividend stocks? C) invest the whole 600k on dividend stocks and rent an apartment? or D)....
Rent an apartment and keep your expenses really low and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Have 3 to 4 portfolios weighted to your financial goals. 200k High yield (10%) Etfs purely for income generating. 200k in solid high growth stocks (AAPL, FB, GOOG, TSLA, NVDA, MSFT, AMZN), 100K in Crypto for long term holds like BTC, ETH, ADA, SOL, 50k Bankroll for live poker play and 50k for emergency, self improvements and hobbies.
Reason for not buying a house is that the house will turn into a liability as you will need to pay other expenses to maintain such as land tax, maintenance, insurance, rates, power, water etc. Invest it all to start generating good income and growth and let it snowball and keep investing and spend the time you have left doing what you love. Life is short. Good luck and peace.
I just started a divided account in a roth ira 5 month ago. Last week hit my goal of $150 a year, Today I'm at $164 a year of annual divideds my next goal is $250 per year.
I'm shooting for 60k to 80k a year. LOL it's slow going the 1st few years.
Planning on maxing out roth contrabtions plus what ever else I can put into a standard account
Same haha I’m at 179€ so around $210 annually. My next goal is 300€ ($350)
this year. Good luck! The snowball with hit us one day xD
What is cool is that every time you add to the portfolio, even if it only gives you an extra $4 per year in dividends each time you do that....the thing is...you're giving yourself a raise each time you contribute. And THAT...is epic!!
Gotta start somewhere. That's money you didn't have before. Keep up the good work.
One the best vids I’ve watched and very educational. Bro I am learning so much from you. Kudos .. you have a sub bro.
Awesome! Welcome to the Sweet Lifer sub family!!
Bob, can you please share with us your entire stock portfolio and how many shares you own of each stock so we can examine it and get inspiration on your thought process?
You have made this so easy for me to understand. I'm literally about to cry. I know how to save but I never know how to invest it and end up helping people in trouble and then I have to start over again. My kids are grown and I'm 55 without savings. Thank you thank you so much. I have $1,000 in charles schwab and $700 in td ameritrade doing nothing. At least now I know how to start. I've been looking at so many videos and it has me up all night trying to figure it out. God bless and I'm definitely going to subscribe. Thanks again.
Buy 100K in QYLD will make you 1K a month
I've been looking at QYLD - really interesting concept and the $0.20-ish monthly payout as of right now looks nice!
@@Metal_Stacking Hi Jeff, stock price doesn't move much, if any, but it is a monthly paying dividend. Not meant to be a growth stock. At a cost of $22.00 range per share .20 ish per share dividend looks pretty good. You will see higher paying dividends but usually quarterly.
Dang, I'm still kicking myself. I started dividend investing 5 months ago. My average monthly investment income is $8.50. If I started doing this say at 21 no doubt I'd have a monthly dividend income of at least $600 of passive income.
That is what I thought when I started my current job like 4 years ago. In an ideal world, if I did not spend any of that $ and knew what I know right now, I would have been making $1500 a month. But let's be realistic here. Do I think I would have been able to invest all of that at once? Probably not. Did I have debts I had to pay off? Yes. So really, I am not as far from a realistic amount as I am making now, just based on actually "living" life.
I find the easiest way to set goals is to use your dividend payout amount to pay off bills (that way you are not just thinking about random numbers you should be making and you can actually see your dividends do something). Start from the smallest monthly bill you have and work up. If you can successfully pay off ALL your bills on dividends, then you have made it! I can kill about 3 of my bills just off dividend income I make currently ($125/mnth)
I needed this content and will start building my dividend portfolio as well as share this with friends and family! Compounding is where its at! My crypto earnings will power up those accounts easily! Thanks Bob!!
Glad it was helpful!
Newbie stock investor here, trying to learn all I can before I make a move with my recent real estate windfall. I like your long term strategies so I just subscribed in hopes of learning more
Welcome aboard! More to come 😃
Single stocks are okay but idk. I just love the feeling of having ETFS a lot more I also don’t buy above my means so I just buy fractional shares ($1 maximum) per ETF bc I want to grow smoothly
Definitely a good strategy that you have! Growing smoothly can pay off in the long run significantly vs chasing a "fast win"
Buying $1 max as you mentioned is a good START, however u need to jump up to $2, then $3 , then $5 etc... thus you will increase ur speed tremendously.
Have to be young and it makes total sense. You don’t want to 65 or older and passed up all the fun. 100k a year is awesome but when your old and spending it on healthcare what’s the point
Very informative - I’m going to make my kids so much money - 25 years goes fast! It’s been 30 since I’ve been working full time.
You can do it!
What do you think about the stock cwen? 4.99% divided
I'll add that into a future stock review here on the channel!
@@BobSharpe let me know when you review it so I can definitely make sure I don’t miss it
Learning from you so I subbed and hit the bell! Thank you for this awesome info, I literally started mine today so will be looking forward to your videos
The other reply comment asking you to send a direct message on Whatsapp is a scam. Do NOT contact this person.
Awesome! Thank you!!!
Great video Bob. I to invest for dividend income ( have for years ) and only thing I would say is .It's not automatic with the EPS vs Dividend being higher. Example I bought XOM & COP last fall 2020 and the petroleum's were getting killed ( I buy value stock ) and the EPS were lower then the dividend ,even negative. Fast forward the stocks have doubled and beating earning estimates. The point is look at the stock case by case and there record over years on pay outs for the dividend . Love your thought process and your very smart in your message .Keep reinvesting those dividends
I only watched 3 of your videos they are great you have new subscriber
Welcome aboard! Thank you for subbing...more to come!
You are awesome Bob! Always love and appreciate your videos and knowledge!
I appreciate that!
You just got a new subscriber!! Thanks for getting me fired up
Welcome!!! And you got this! Onward and upward 😃
I saw a video about making $1million dollars through ETFs and it was similar to this video except that you put a weekly amount depending on your age. With that plus compounding the dividends earned should bring my account to a respectable level. Thanks for the info.
I just subscribed. You have great great information thank you.
Thanks for the sub! More content coming soon!
New subscriber, thanks for tip of comparing the yield to EPS makes my filter process much quicker. A good ref for historical div and price is from the NASDAQ site. Keep up the good work sir.
I'm surprise you don't have more views.
Thanks for the info...
Thanks for watching! Hopefully more views as we keep on growing 😄
I love your videos !!! Learning a lot !!! Thank you !!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
You’re welcome! I’m glad they’re helpful 😃
Subbed good video good advice
Thanks for the sub!
You are also a motivational speaker. I am going to start Robinhood app this month with $100. Will see where I will be after 5 years. Subscribed for more videos ❤️
I’m grinding with dividend stocks! Every payday goes to my stocks!
what how? the whole check?
@@musicismysaviour22yearsago 10-15 percent of it
What is your favorite dividen stock?
Awesome!!
@@ryans7146 I like JNJ and Pepsi!
So do I start it
Thank you so much for the insight and advice
You are so welcome
Hi Bob, which site you use to track your dividends ?
I use trackyourdividends(dot)com. It's great and it's free to use (of course they have upgrades available). I still use the free version and just update it manually once or twice per month.
@@BobSharpe Thank you
Great Videos!!!!!!👍🏾👍🏾 Thanks for Great information 🙏🏾
Excellent video. The music was distracting. But I just subscribed, and look forward to learning more!
Awesome, thank you! And thanks for the feedback on the music - I've been toying around with adding it or leaving it out 😆
@@BobSharpe Some of us (me) are ADD and so I get distracted by background music. Cannot tune it out like most people can.
Thanks for the info.. YOU ROCK!!!
You're welcome. And...YOU ROCK!
Do we pay tax on dividend earning?
Yes in most cases you would pay taxes on the dividend earnings. There are qualified dividends that can be tax free if you make under certain amounts per year in other income, but outside of that it's good to keep that in mind for tax season.
I'm on disability now looking for extra help in the market. Gotta say you da man looking forward to more videos. ( just subed ) thanks
Thank you and welcome to the sub family!!
Be careful with how much you save and invest. You can lose your benefits if you have to much.
I'm in the same boat
I rarely like RUclips videos... BUT when I do
It's a Bob Sharpe video. 👍
Dang .... thanks!! Appreciate it 😃
Thanks for the video.
You got it 😃
Great video!
Thanks!
Great content! Thank you!
I love this guy!!! So much knowledge for free
Thank you!!
Thank you for the info my brotha
No problem 👍
Thank you for a very simple, and direct explanation. I appreciate it so....
Glad it was helpful!
What about ethereum ?
It is worth keeping an eye on especially with Gary Vaynerchuk and others discussing its usefulness. Of course it doesn't pay any dividends 😄
Good advice thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Hello, you are so very inspiring!! Does snowballing or compounding mean re-investing the dividends? Thank you
Yeah
@@pimpinassassin Thank you
Yes it does!
@@BobSharpe Thank you bob!! Have a great evening
Yes, if you have Robinhood I know they have a DRIP option which just automatically reinvests the dividends into the stock that gave it to you. I have that turned on. That’s the easiest way. Not sure what other sites or apps have that but something to look into!
I wanted to point out that yield on cost has nothing to do with fees. The yield is if you purchased the portfolio today. Yield on cost is the yield you earn on the initial capital paid. As dividends increase you get paid more but your cost stays the same.
Also, the chart showing dividend growth over time is a bit misleading. I think I saw dividend growth over 20%. Companies and funds can grow that high for a period of time but it seems nearly impossible for either to grow dividends at over 20% for 25 years, even 5-10 seems hard to achieve. I wonder if that site is calculating total dividend grow with new capital invested rather than organic growth just by the companies themselves which would mean you have to continue investing and not just sit for 25 years to get that total yearly dividend income.
Hope that makes sense. I am a big believer in dividend investing. Good luck to everyone
I love how I can always come back to these videos and STILL learn something new everytime! if only i could "Like" more than once haha
I appreciate that so much!! Thank you
Love this...
Glad to hear that!
Can you use Robinhood for dividend income
Absolutely. They allow you to either receive dividends and cash them out or do automatic dividend reinvesting
Dang that ending 2 minutes was literally so motivational
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Great guidance towards dividend lifestyle 👍
Thanks a ton!
WHERE MAY I GET A LIST OF ALL STOCKS DIV DATES FOR EACH MONTH ? THANKS
What would be a good eps to dividend forward in reits, I know reits pay out way more in dividends then normal companies.
So what would your input be on reits
What is the dividends wed side that you can put you info ?
In my 40s now. Just started investing in the stock market a month ago (aside from 401k) If the tech and investing companies, webull, where around then I would not be as concerned about retirement. "Kids these days have it easy" for investing is true. Most investment firms would not talk to you unless you had 40k in cash. I am enjoying the videos, smashing the like button on videos I enjoy. Thank you for lighting the path to a hopefully more relaxed retirement.
Thank you! And you're right, I remember trying to start up a TD Ameritrade account in college and they wanted me to have $25,000 ready to go in order to open an account...needless to say, I wasn't able to open that account and ended up doing dumb things like putting my money in a savings account or even worst...spending it on crap. Today, things are so much easier!
You are the man!!
No you are! Thank you for stopping by 😃
Hi Bob, what are your thoughts on AT&T, symbol T? Has great dividends but balance sheet may not be so great. I have AT&T but absolutely diversify. Watching your analysis of stocks has me wondering your opinion.
I always love seeing stuff like this. I'm opening a T Shirt shop soon. I plan to use half profits to create more designs and the other half to invest.
That is awesome! Is the shop online or physical?
@@BobSharpe it will be online. I'll send you the link when its up
By any chance do you have opinion on doge coin?
So I like Bitcoin and Ethereum, but I'm not a fan of Doge Coin. The reason is that it has a process that continues to add Doge Coin as more of it is mined. This means that you can invest all you want, and it could definitely rise in value a bit, but it will never "explode" like Bitcoin did...because it doesn't have a programmed limited supply. It's almost like collectibles. If you have an old Nintendo Game from 1985 that only 100 exist today, it'll be worth a lot more than a Nintendo Game that has over 1.5 million+ copies existing.
This actually might be a good video topic! I'll have to give you a shout out if I make it 😄
@@BobSharpe Thanks so much!!! Do you own any crypto?????
@@enarodriguez9360 yes I have a small stake in Bitcoin and Ethereum only at this time. And it’s not a lot...only around $200 or so
@@BobSharpe sounds good to me thanks so much
Good video. Hey, question: How about 30 day yield, that means more money or I have to divide it by 12? What is the difference?
What website do you use to check the dividend history? I can't find micro invest.
Informative and entertaining 😎
Glad to hear it!
Where do i go, to star doing this ?? Like what website or app ?
For tracking dividends or for buying dividends? For starters in app I recommend checking out Robinhood: sweetlifesuccess.com/go/robinhood
Yeah to buy dividends
Good video. Presentation was 👍
Thank you! Glad you liked it 😃
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on this app, do you put each individual stock or add them all together? Thank you
@@yolanda9730 I put each individual stock in
What are the dividends on robin hood
You remind me of my old friend Luke and his brother. You also do solid work. You get the sub
I just want to thank you for explaining this as a novice that I am I have been investing and wanted to get into more divided payouts as I have no where close to what you have invested I now feel more confident in investing a little more of my spare cash in trying to earn passive money. Thank you !
P.s
I you keep reinvesting your dividends + extra from not buying stupid items such as cars and phones, at which point are you going to start using the money in your life over constantly reinvesting? Because one piece of advice I can give you is numbers never end! 😄
Great video about dividend investing!
Appreciate it! Thanks for the comment!
Thanks for a very informative video. Jus subscribed to your channel. Jus a question....the $28k at end of 45 years...u assumed dividends pd r reinvested n theres no withdrawal of dividends at any pt in time during 45years. Am I correct? Thks again for great video.
Just subscribed!keep it going...
Awesome, thanks and welcome to the sub family!
That's awesome 63 just learning about dividends.
Have saving and ss pension.
Could sure use extra 1k.
The thing that always gets me is if you buy one share for $100 and you get a whole $1/yr, maybe even a few cents more year by year, it takes forever to make your money back. Meanwhile, your $100 is making someone more money than you. Tough to swallow.... Now, on that note, you do mention " of I do nothing from here on out..." That's a positive for sure.
Yes that could be true - with the future growth potential that is the positive and then also if you score good dividend yields on solid growth companies, there is a chance you can earn well beyond $1/yr.
Would you recommend doing this in a Roth IRA or a normal brokerage account?
For what I share in today's video I recommend in a normal brokerage account. For Roth I look for a variety of mutual funds (growth, growth & income, international, and aggressive funds)...all with dividend & capital gains reinvested.
@@BobSharpe
Hm, those 4 mutual fund categories sound vaguely familiar ;)
Better than I deserve!
Lucky for me I did nothing but find a couple of million in my back pocket, I invested it, and now I am making 1000 a month in dividends.
Do you pay taxes on ETF dividend reinvested, the same way on stocks that are reinvested? Is there a tax advantage to have an ETF versus individual stocks?
You pay taxes on tbe dividend amount each year... its no much tax until you get rich.
VTI is my fav! Great ETF
Yes! That is a good one
I just found ur channel bro. Thanks for the info. Its time for me to start this journey.
Welcome aboard!
Hey boss, new viewer and I appreciate your in depth analysis, do you think you can do an updated dividend plays video, see what dividend plays are highest after this AT&T downfall lol also, can you explain options trading ? For some reason I am very receptive to your methods of teaching and the 5 other you tubers I watched didn’t get through to me on how you make money from options trading lol
Sure thing!
Hi Bob! Can you please review my M1 dividend portfolio? Thanks!
Bob I have robinhood account. With this topic ìs that mean that if I invest on etf on robinhood has better dividends than my high yield savings account. I dont wanna sound ignorant but I am doing my best to make some money as much I can with little amount. And how long to wait to see a good dividend
Thank you for the information 🥰😸
The other reply comment asking you to send a direct message on Whatsapp is a scam. Do NOT contact this person.
I was going to order a Tesla January 14th 2023. Instead of making a monthly car payment am going to invested that money in VIG and VOO.
if you invest in Apple coca-cola and mcdonalds hoping to be paid $1000 a month you need a good million to invest. ignore the growth potential-strictly dividends payments...considering they are paying quarterly . there are at least 10 solid monthly paying dividents in REIT or finance sector at a solid 5% yeld or more and will get you faster to $1000 a month
Yes REITs are great! Of course there is some different taxes on REITs but I have a nice set up of REITs regardless of tax...they are awesome
Great video... Thanks
You're welcome!
thank you for this great video
You're very welcome!
How they calculate the 5 year dividend growth? 20.11 is that right ? On your portfolio with AAPL 9.18% / AGNC -7.50 / AOK 2.93% etc Am I calculating something wrong or this website it's not 100% accurate?
You remind me of woody from "toy story" i enjoy the vid keep it up
Thanks! 😃
I think you mean a index ETF not just a ETF... stocks can be ETF as well...good video nice picks! Got a love the eighth wonder of the world...COMPOUND INTEREST!!
Hi Bob 👋 how many different dividend stocks and how much of each do I need? 🤔 Right now I have about 15 stocks but apple is the only one paying dividends and I have only 3🥴❤️
GOOD STUFF !!!
New subscriber here. 🙋🏿♀️
Welcome!!
Your videos are awesome, so much good info and youre into the office, cant get much better! Thanks for the great content!
You're welcome - more to come! Also, I'm obsessed with the Office. Now I've started watching the extended episodes on the Peacock platform...it's epic!!
Bob your sick! Is this really possible or are you going to want a "subscription fee" at some point?
What are you talking about?
Great content my man, wonderful motivation and empowering speech: getting my snowball up and rolling 😉🙌
You got this!
@@BobSharpe thx for the motivation my man! The Road for the #financialfreedom has just begun 😊😉
Keep on going with your great content🙌🙏