The only issue I have with this is that eventually your portfolio will be so incredibly diversified that you would need quite a bit of money in each stock in order to gain a sizable enough dividend. Great content though, really makes you think about the possibilities
Try M1 Finance. Pretty much I can buy a daily coffee with my dividends alone. I buy partial shares weekly and on dips and I have over 100 dividend stocks.
I agree, I’m looking into just having 10-15 companies and just increasing my positions. It’s not diversified as much, but those dividends roll in bigger and bigger. M1 is great for people that want to diversify and do the whole fractional share/fractional dividend, but for me it’s just not quick enough to get it off the ground. I will say though the larger your portfolio gets the smarter it is to diversify, but personally I’m still at a small account so diversifying just isn’t for me.... yet. I do plan to move investments into safer lower yield stuff but for the moment I’m young enough to go for the gamble.
Does it really make a difference if you get $1 for 29 days or $29 on the 30th day? If anything, quicker, but smaller dividends will allow you to invest the money back in sooner and allow more dollar cost averaging into positions with fractional shares now becoming the norm. And eventually as more capital flows in, the positions will become bigger, just like a portfolio with less positions would.
I have watched quite a few videos about dividends for 2-3 years. I started with $0 and no inheritances. I can pay my phone bill at this point. Maybe my mortgage/rent in a decade. Just wanted to put some encouragement out there.
Stuff like this should be taught in our schools....you are a God send, Mr Hogue. Thank you for your wisdom. You’ve earned another subscriber, most definitely!
I'm glad I become a subscriber myself. I had no idea what i was doing when i 1st got started in the stock market. Until i found and started following yours and others like your channel
With daily Dividend cash flow I would turn off DRIP and instead track the ex-dividend dates. Use the money to invest in the closest approaching dividend stock to compound my cash flow as fast as possible
@@iamrah8862 I prefer to keep my investments passive so I don't put in that much effort but if you built a spreadsheet I don't think it would be to hard. Just a strategy that popped in my head while I was watching the video. Glad I could help!
My criteria for dividend stocks: 10%+ annual stock price increase, dividend increase for 15+ years, dividend yield of at least 3%(sometimes exceptions), positive balance sheet, good free cash flow. For my small account I have 1-2 top dividend stocks from each sector (11-22 total). Also, until you start getting decent amounts from dividends, I think manually investing dividends to take advantage of dips is a better choice. It just doesn't make sense to put in a couole dollars to a stock that is expensive vs one that is at a dip.
I never comment on any RUclips videos, but I sincerely thank you for this. I’ve wanted to do something like this and just let the dividends reinvest. I’ll be doing this in my M1 account.
I'm still young so I set auto reinvest. I also invest $100 every Wed. in the same stocks in my portfolio. Thanks for sharing this. Good luck and stay safe out there.
This is really awesome stuff, I would pay off my debt first with the dividends and the second build up my short term and long term fund, then my family account and after that invest into real estate and use to start business to create other streams of income
I would definitely reinvest it. I am only 24 yrs old so with some good long term plays I can weather storms and can reinvest. Thank you for your videos
I actually theorized in my business statistics class that frequency of compounding a portfolio would eventually overrule initial investment, that long term what you gain in efficiency and time value of money would trigger explosive growth
Research says anything over about 30 starts to diversify into the market return (vid below). I own way to many actually, around 54, but spend 24/7 researching and keeping up with each. For most, I'd say maybe 5 funds and 10-15 stocks is a good goal. ruclips.net/video/E7-AzvhJ6go/видео.html
@@josephhogue Thank you for your response! I currently hold 24 companies and 4 ETFs. I just love researching companies and looking for good deals for growth, dividend and value. Thank you for putting out so many videos with an insane amount of information. I do follow up research on many of the stocks you post about.
I have the 17 dividend stocks for daily cashflow, I have the 12 stocks for the weekly cashflow, but apparently there is another video listing another 29 stocks with dividend payouts that complete the daily income you're saying - please can you direct me to that video?
Thank you with this information I’ll be able to give my nephews a normal and healthy life now that in the next few years I can create stability in my market profile
Great series. I love dividends, too. I tend to be an ESG investor, so some of these didn't interest me. But I came away with a few to research further. Thank you.
Sir, Just wondering if you've ever tried buying a monthly stock about ten days prior, then selling a day prior to the dividend ex date because you will make money in the buildup and at the same time you won't get hit with the drop the following day?
Haha my man Joseph 👍🏻 it’s exactly what I been working on too but my dividends are every other day . I’m working a building a dividend ladder too . I love the cash flow ❤️ love your channel man 👍🏻
Very impressive depth to ur research sir. U r doing a great service for many ppl, myself included. Time and time again u take on interesting topics with clever insight, aggressive research, and compassionate explanation. Thank u so much for what u do here, and thank u for ur service to our country
I’m not a fan of holding individual stocks as an amateur since a lot of companies have dropped their dividend. Taxes are also another consideration. Good idea for Roth types of investments.
Just to paraphrase what you said around 09:03-09:06, you said CCI will be ex-dividen around the end of September, but the spreadsheet tells us it goes ex around October 11th. Not sure, if it was a typo or misspoken. Can you give us some clarification?
Unless you are a millionaire it's pretty much impossible to instantly invest enough to get $25/day. Just start with what you can miss and keep on saving up more to keep on buying more stocks over time. Eventually you'll reach your goal, just give it time.
I’d invest enough where I can get a total of $6000 a month of dividends and reinvest the rest, thank you for all the research you did ! You I hope your channel blows up big! You do a lot of good info I don’t see in other RUclips investers with 100,000 followers
cristopher martinez im looking to getting into (O), (LTC), and (AGNC), right now Im on hold on dropping more in stocks, in the middle of a career change, but as soon as I start my new job I’ll be dropping if I can 500 a week into those stocks
Joseph, how is your channel not #1 on RUclips in investing? I feel like it's 1997 and I'm buying AMZN. Hope RUclips is getting you paid, son! Thanks for your hard work. Do you do a patreon or something to get access to your trade moves?
Wow! Thank you for all your research.... Subscribed. My question is I'm new to investing I us Robinhood and I can by fractional shares.. And since I am broke that is most likely the only way to get into any of these stocks. Should I try to buy into these 5 bucks each?? Please help
You've done so much research for us, thank you! I wouldn't buy stock based off anyone's opinion, but you often pick the winners and offer great strategies to pick our own!
That's a lot of research. Very compelling. If I buy only one of each that's $2417 plus/minus. How many of each stock would you recommend ? Obviously one of each will not amount to much but I'm curious what is the total amount invested to reach that $25 a day dividend
I was wondering if any stocks on this list would match mine. PM is the only match. I’ve had it for years. I have been thinking about adding JPM. Thanks for the tips! Now I have to research yours ☺️ Do you sleep 8 hours?
Thanks crazy how much research you did mad props. Now for the encore. Can you do this again but instead of ex-dividend date can you look at payout date? I know yahoo doesnt say it which is part of the fun (and value) of such a video
Could you either point me to an existing video or perhaps make a video explaining how to maneuver taxes and dividends? From what I understand, an individual must pay taxes on all dividends, even if they are reinvested in a company (same for joint accounts), correct? This is the biggest area of confusion for me. I'm getting started in investing on my own, but I don't know what to expect tax-wise and I'm not finding any dedicated videos explaining how to understand them, particularly with dividends. Thanks!
advice for any taxes would be to save 30% back on all income for taxes. even if you dont use it all, then you still have savings or money for next year
the full dividend is paid per full share you own. if you own a fraction of a share, you get the same fraction of the dividend. for a quick easy example, if you own .5 shares of T you will get $.26 per quarter as a dividend payment. 1 share would get you the full $.52 per quarter. and ten shares would get you $5.20 per quarter
Amazing 😄 research. Well, not sure. When I retire within the next few years, I will certainly be putting together a smaller dividend portfolio from your information!👍😎
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Have you come out with part.2 to this 🎥 video?
@@iamrah8862 yo your vids are great man bless up
I've been cutting the Q&A section from replays. Just gets too long and people didn't want to watch it. Should I publish Q&A section?
@@DjRickeyRicardo thanks man i reaally appreciate it. Like and subscribe
@@josephhogue In this video you said this series would have 4 videos, but in the later videos you seem to have changed it to 3, why?
The only issue I have with this is that eventually your portfolio will be so incredibly diversified that you would need quite a bit of money in each stock in order to gain a sizable enough dividend. Great content though, really makes you think about the possibilities
Try M1 Finance. Pretty much I can buy a daily coffee with my dividends alone. I buy partial shares weekly and on dips and I have over 100 dividend stocks.
Starts with cents at first then turns into 10 cents. Then they really start adding up!
Love M1
I agree, I’m looking into just having 10-15 companies and just increasing my positions. It’s not diversified as much, but those dividends roll in bigger and bigger. M1 is great for people that want to diversify and do the whole fractional share/fractional dividend, but for me it’s just not quick enough to get it off the ground. I will say though the larger your portfolio gets the smarter it is to diversify, but personally I’m still at a small account so diversifying just isn’t for me.... yet. I do plan to move investments into safer lower yield stuff but for the moment I’m young enough to go for the gamble.
Does it really make a difference if you get $1 for 29 days or $29 on the 30th day? If anything, quicker, but smaller dividends will allow you to invest the money back in sooner and allow more dollar cost averaging into positions with fractional shares now becoming the norm. And eventually as more capital flows in, the positions will become bigger, just like a portfolio with less positions would.
I have watched quite a few videos about dividends for 2-3 years. I started with $0 and no inheritances. I can pay my phone bill at this point. Maybe my mortgage/rent in a decade. Just wanted to put some encouragement out there.
Great mindset! Thanks David.
Proud of you
next video: hourly cash flow!
LOL! This made me laugh. Thanks DW. (and thanks for the idea 😆)
Hahahaha
Hahahaha the best
That's a new 1
And then: minute cash flow! 💸
Obviously a lot of hard work and effort you put into these videos, thanks for the great content Joseph 😀
Stuff like this should be taught in our schools....you are a God send, Mr Hogue. Thank you for your wisdom. You’ve earned another subscriber, most definitely!
Thanks War Machine (love the name btw) Thank you for being a part of the community.
I'm glad I become a subscriber myself.
I had no idea what i was doing when i 1st got started in the stock market. Until i found and started following yours and others like your channel
War Machine I agree!
It should be taught in the schools. Unfortunately, money is considered a "FOUR LETTER" word in the schools.
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Always glad to help. Thank you for being a part of the community.
I love the research being shown. I'm just working on a dividend portfolio that will pay me twice a month not including my real estate.
Reinvest the dividend!
Wu Gambina underrated name BTW!
“Suuuuuuuuuuuu.....!!!!”
@@echomike5097 Protect ya neck!
I don’t take out the dividend, but I also don’t reinvest it in the same stock. I use my dividends to buy whichever stocks I want to buy that month.
With daily Dividend cash flow I would turn off DRIP and instead track the ex-dividend dates. Use the money to invest in the closest approaching dividend stock to compound my cash flow as fast as possible
Do you really 🤔 think that'll work??
What a concept!
@@iamrah8862 I prefer to keep my investments passive so I don't put in that much effort but if you built a spreadsheet I don't think it would be to hard. Just a strategy that popped in my head while I was watching the video. Glad I could help!
My criteria for dividend stocks:
10%+ annual stock price increase, dividend increase for 15+ years, dividend yield of at least 3%(sometimes exceptions), positive balance sheet, good free cash flow.
For my small account I have 1-2 top dividend stocks from each sector (11-22 total).
Also, until you start getting decent amounts from dividends, I think manually investing dividends to take advantage of dips is a better choice. It just doesn't make sense to put in a couole dollars to a stock that is expensive vs one that is at a dip.
Solid portfolio! I like the sector diversification.
I never comment on any RUclips videos, but I sincerely thank you for this. I’ve wanted to do something like this and just let the dividends reinvest. I’ll be doing this in my M1 account.
Thanks Brian. I appreciate it and thank you for being a part of the community.
I'm still young so I set auto reinvest. I also invest $100 every Wed. in the same stocks in my portfolio. Thanks for sharing this. Good luck and stay safe out there.
@Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA ?
I think this might be might be my favorite video of yours, Mr. Hogue. Well done!!
You never go wrong with O 😎💰✌
Not at all! Thug life investing! 💪💪
Look forward to the other three videos in this series. Thank you so much for the hard work and research that you do for us. Much appreciated!
Has he ever released the 4th video?
Great video man !! Quick question can you still get paid a dividend if you bought the stock of fractional share ?
WOW! That is pure dedication, and clarity. Where were you 20 years ago my friend?
Your knowledge with these companies helped me to be able to find out about my own good companies. Love this channel
Hey Joseph,
I am curious as to when will you release the other 3 videos for daily dividend cash flow. Looking forward to hearing back from you.
-Luis
This is gold! Thank you very much. If this was an ETF, I'd buy it.
Definitely reinvested those divended and get more partial shares.
This is really awesome stuff, I would pay off my debt first with the dividends and the second build up my short term and long term fund, then my family account and after that invest into real estate and use to start business to create other streams of income
Love the strategy, especially building other income streams from biz.
I would definitely reinvest it. I am only 24 yrs old so with some good long term plays I can weather storms and can reinvest. Thank you for your videos
Great mindset Felipe. Thank you for being a part of the community.
One of my fav channels.. great content.
Yo I got to go or it up to you man your vids are helping me this info you should be selling thank you so much stay blessed🙏🏾👑
The hard about investing in dividend stocks is deciding whether to reinvest those dividends or using those dividends for other expenses.
Definitely! I'd say reinvest for as long as you can.
How much would it cost to buy all the stocks?
are these dividend stocks to hold long term?
this is absurdly amazing. Kudos Master Bowtie to all this great research and input!
I actually theorized in my business statistics class that frequency of compounding a portfolio would eventually overrule initial investment, that long term what you gain in efficiency and time value of money would trigger explosive growth
I can't 🔴 stop watching this 🎥 video knowing the day 2 day dividends.
What's the minimum amount of money you would need to do all of this?
Out of curiosity how many stocks do you hold? I have hold different arguments for how many different stocks should be held in a portfolio.
Research says anything over about 30 starts to diversify into the market return (vid below). I own way to many actually, around 54, but spend 24/7 researching and keeping up with each. For most, I'd say maybe 5 funds and 10-15 stocks is a good goal. ruclips.net/video/E7-AzvhJ6go/видео.html
@@josephhogue Thank you for your response! I currently hold 24 companies and 4 ETFs. I just love researching companies and looking for good deals for growth, dividend and value.
Thank you for putting out so many videos with an insane amount of information. I do follow up research on many of the stocks you post about.
how many shares of each dividend paying stocks should i buy?
I love that idea of cash every day
Holy Moly! Thanks so much for this invaluable information and all your hard work. Life changing for sure.💕
Do you recommend starting with these videos or with your Bow tie nation portfolio?
What are everyone's thoughts on Energy Transfer (ET) as a long term dividend play? Looking to maybe increase my position
He's mentioned ET before. He's a fan of MLPs for that sweet cash flow and tax breaks
I guess I just needed to wait for the October payers. Great video, just what I was looking for!
I have the 17 dividend stocks for daily cashflow, I have the 12 stocks for the weekly cashflow, but apparently there is another video listing another 29 stocks with dividend payouts that complete the daily income you're saying - please can you direct me to that video?
Thanks for your time and love for the people!!!
Thank you with this information I’ll be able to give my nephews a normal and healthy life now that in the next few years I can create stability in my market profile
Would you say this is better then the weekly dividend?
Great video! This is really helpful to put together a retirement account.
How much u recommend to have a good cash flow.?
To invest in each Dividend Stock.?
put back into my etf portfolio
Great series. I love dividends, too. I tend to be an ESG investor, so some of these didn't interest me. But I came away with a few to research further. Thank you.
Sir,
Just wondering if you've ever tried buying a monthly stock about ten days prior, then selling a day prior to the dividend ex date because you will make money in the buildup and at the same time you won't get hit with the drop the following day?
What platform are you using?
I am looking for 1 to work in UK i wish to start making some investments for dividend stocks
Thanks in advance
Haha my man Joseph 👍🏻 it’s exactly what I been working on too but my dividends are every other day . I’m working a building a dividend ladder too . I love the cash flow ❤️ love your channel man 👍🏻
Just got my monthly dividend from psec last week
Very impressive depth to ur research sir. U r doing a great service for many ppl, myself included. Time and time again u take on interesting topics with clever insight, aggressive research, and compassionate explanation. Thank u so much for what u do here, and thank u for ur service to our country
Thanks Joseph... Great information.
This is crazy amount of research, work and help for all of us!! You r the best!
I’m not a fan of holding individual stocks as an amateur since a lot of companies have dropped their dividend. Taxes are also another consideration. Good idea for Roth types of investments.
Really informative video...
Appreciate the large amount of research that will be put into this series 👌
Heyy what do you think of Prudential?
I will reinvest any dividends into the stockmarket.
Excellent!! Started following you on IG! Thanks for the research and hard work you put in on these videos 👍🏻
What about the Pipeline stocks? I like Energy Transfer(even though it is currently a battleground), Shell(RDS-B), Kinder Morgan, and Enterprise?
Thanks Zach. Highlighting this on my Livestream tomorrow. I like PAA and KMI right now along with the AMLP for diversification.
If I bought 100 shares on ex dividend date. Then 2 weeks later I buy 100 more. Do I only get dividend for that 100 or the total 200 shares.
I would still invest it
May we see your m1finance portfolio update please? Thank you
really thought out videos. I have watched about 3 so far and not one is less than exceptional
Just to paraphrase what you said around 09:03-09:06, you said CCI will be ex-dividen around the end of September, but the spreadsheet tells us it goes ex around October 11th.
Not sure, if it was a typo or misspoken.
Can you give us some clarification?
Thank you.
Awesome content!! Thanks Joseph!
Great info! Can you do a review on PEY ETF?
Sounds like you need quite of bit of money to reach that $25 a day in dividends, what if you only have 5-10 k for stocks?
Unless you are a millionaire it's pretty much impossible to instantly invest enough to get $25/day. Just start with what you can miss and keep on saving up more to keep on buying more stocks over time. Eventually you'll reach your goal, just give it time.
I always reinvest:) Shoutout from Norway:)
That 3.5 is annual right? To clarify?
Yep, div yield is always stated as annual
love this guy
Always glad to help. Thank you for being a part of the community
I’d invest enough where I can get a total of $6000 a month of dividends and reinvest the rest, thank you for all the research you did ! You I hope your channel blows up big! You do a lot of good info I don’t see in other RUclips investers with 100,000 followers
That's amazing did use buy stocks from companies with high dividend stocks like Royalty (O)?
Thanks Humberto. I appreciate it. Thank you for being a part of the community.
cristopher martinez im looking to getting into (O), (LTC), and (AGNC), right now Im on hold on dropping more in stocks, in the middle of a career change, but as soon as I start my new job I’ll be dropping if I can 500 a week into those stocks
Joseph, how is your channel not #1 on RUclips in investing? I feel like it's 1997 and I'm buying AMZN. Hope RUclips is getting you paid, son! Thanks for your hard work. Do you do a patreon or something to get access to your trade moves?
@Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA thank you! Im not familiar with waaaaazzzzup! But I'll check it out
What would I do with the daily income? I would obviously have to DRIP for that incremental daily growth.
good video, waiting for video number 2
Hmm a fellow marine. Always have to respect the shadow box. Well done brother.
GREAT video! Looking forward to the full playlist !
Wow! Thank you for all your research.... Subscribed.
My question is I'm new to investing I us Robinhood and I can by fractional shares.. And since I am broke that is most likely the only way to get into any of these stocks. Should I try to buy into these 5 bucks each?? Please help
I Drip my Dividends back into the portfolio
You need a substantial amount to receive a good amount of dividends for small accounts.
Gotta start somewhere. The best time to invest was yesterday. The second best is today.
Should we buy one of each? How much do we need? Thks for the video REALLY!
I think you can equal-weight each or if you feel like any particular companies are better investments then maybe a little more in those.
I'd reinvest it! Grow the gains as much and long as I could for future use.
You've done so much research for us, thank you! I wouldn't buy stock based off anyone's opinion, but you often pick the winners and offer great strategies to pick our own!
I just shared your channel to my friend's list. Appreciate the dedication.
That's a lot of research. Very compelling. If I buy only one of each that's $2417 plus/minus. How many of each stock would you recommend ? Obviously one of each will not amount to much but I'm curious what is the total amount invested to reach that $25 a day dividend
I was thinking the same. Hopefully he responds to the question. It's the small intricate things we need to learn.
At a average 4% you would need about 300k total. That would yield you about 12k a year.
I would Let it compound
I was wondering if any stocks on this list would match mine. PM is the only match. I’ve had it for years. I have been thinking about adding JPM. Thanks for the tips! Now I have to research yours ☺️ Do you sleep 8 hours?
LOL. I've got the sleeping down to 5 a night with two 30 minute naps during the day. Love the strategy.
@@josephhogue I will try that! ☺️
What you think 🤔 about EPD, ET and HP?
Great info Joseph, thanks for all you teach us, when is the 3rd video coming out?
Thanks Anthony. Getting the third video ready this week for Nov 2
Thanks crazy how much research you did mad props. Now for the encore. Can you do this again but instead of ex-dividend date can you look at payout date? I know yahoo doesnt say it which is part of the fun (and value) of such a video
Could you either point me to an existing video or perhaps make a video explaining how to maneuver taxes and dividends? From what I understand, an individual must pay taxes on all dividends, even if they are reinvested in a company (same for joint accounts), correct?
This is the biggest area of confusion for me. I'm getting started in investing on my own, but I don't know what to expect tax-wise and I'm not finding any dedicated videos explaining how to understand them, particularly with dividends.
Thanks!
advice for any taxes would be to save 30% back on all income for taxes. even if you dont use it all, then you still have savings or money for next year
I’m new to all of this, and was wondering how many stocks do you have to buy in order to receive the full dividend?
Just have to have a portion of a share. Most brokers don't do portion. Of shares tho. So best to have 1 share for the dividend
the full dividend is paid per full share you own. if you own a fraction of a share, you get the same fraction of the dividend. for a quick easy example, if you own .5 shares of T you will get $.26 per quarter as a dividend payment. 1 share would get you the full $.52 per quarter. and ten shares would get you $5.20 per quarter
Is there a second video coming on this subject .
Got the second queued up for Friday.
@@josephhogue .. Thank you .. Great Channel .
Amazing 😄 research. Well, not sure. When I retire within the next few years, I will certainly be putting together a smaller dividend portfolio from your information!👍😎
Thanks for the comment...well, not sure. Yeah, kind of a lot of stocks but wanted to test out the theme. Thank you for being a part of the community.
@@josephhogue I don't use Instagram but this may be a good time to start.😎🤔👍
Joe, great episode as always mate, is this daily dividend portfolio just for one month or will it be daily 365? Cheers Leigh 🏴
Thank, this is exactly what I need.👌
Thanks Martin. I appreciate it. Thank you for being a part of the community.
Is there a good app that i could buy these stocks
Yes. Reach out to this number for your request +1(570)2439601. Or watsap that's one of the management agent number.
Thanks again Joseph