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Lol, is this a response to my comment, yesterday?? You're all like, 'Dude, I know all about big dividend yields, but..." lol, kidding, Idk.... I recognize most of these companies, though.. To be honest, most of them look pretty scary to me. I feel like there is a shark tank on the other end just waiting for some shmuck to buy some shares, and the second he does, books get adjusted ,and at best those shares fall slowly enough to get out without getting too hurt. Lol, again, Idk, it just feels like that. I've had Sabine Royalty Trust, and Oxford, on my watchlist for a while. Oxford is looking pretty juicy, hey. $.48/yr, on a $2.95 stock. But, honestly, if I'm going to play dividends, why not just put it all in the best yield you find. A fund that has been around for 30 years, and has several employees, it's not like they are going out of business overnight.... I hope, lol Peace
Question what happens if someone was to invest in all 57 monthly stocks dividends companies even though there's a chance some of them might not always perform as well as the others what if that person was to that so to make money 🤑💰 and that person only wants to invest enough money to make $400 every month what would you say about that
@@andrewmorales5485If you bought all 57 of these companies, some of them may perform well, while others might not. If your holdings are all equally weighted, you will receive a return of the average from all across them (like an etf). Know that most of the dividends paid by these companies will be taxed as ordinary income (like your job's paycheck is). If all of these pay a monthly dividend, you'd get 57 dividends every month, although I'd imagine they'd all be small dividend checks.
As a guy who's new to dividend stocks, I have to thank you for making such a great resource and cramming so much great information into such a short video. I especially like the fact that you often (not always) explain the reasons why you evaluate each stock as you do (helping your viewers learn to evaluate for themselves instead of just telling them what and when to buy)... BTW... it looks like you missed #44.
@@Dividendology you’re welcome. You have provided a wealth of information for me. Sincerely appreciated my friend. How can I get a copy of the 57 dividend stocks? Is there someway I can download it? Can you send it to me?
There are a few good ones in here, if you want a paycheck. Mainly owned by income investors, and dividend growth investors. Although O is very common, I also like STAG and MAIN. I also use PSEC, GAIN and PFLT monthly income, which forces me to purchase frequently. I completely love monthly, but good options are limited!
@@enestepea lot of people get turned off by their performance, but for me personally pflt has and will be a good company. Stag is pretty good but i’m worried about the current issues with industrial manufacturing in the US so i don’t invest much. However it has also been a good company so far. GAIN and GOOD are pretty good just not my favorites.
I bought 40 shares of AGNC when it was at over 12 a share, about 2 years ago now. Thought it was just a bad call, good learning experience. So I left it to DRIP. My market return is -8% and I'm at 54.4 shares now. Though total return is 12% according to my spreadsheet. So... I'm not sure if it's all that horrible now, lol
I loved the big effort you put into this video, a lot of strong sells in Seeking Alpha haha maybe the monthly dividend is a way to attrack investors when the fundamentals are not that good I always find interesting to find out about companies that are not in the mainstream media, O and STAG were the only ones I already knew about, probably I'm not the only one that believes some of these companies sound like something the Wolf of Wall Street would try to sell us with aggresive salling tactics haha
O and STAG are definitely popular ones. MAIN as well. A lot of monthly dividend companies are not super attractive opportunities unfortunately. Always good to look for the diamonds in the rough though!
thank you, you are a dividend stock reviewing machine. You are out there on youTube, you cannot be bargained with, or reasoned with, you feel no pity, remorse or fear (of the stocks) and you absolutely will not stop EVER !! until all stocks have been reviewed.
Great video! Missed one in the energy sector. Ticker- PVL Pay outs can vary wildly but its a cheap stock i like to buy a few shares of from time to time. Maybe it was number 44? You went from number 43 to 45?
This is what I needed! Thank you for this video! It definitely brought my attention to other monthly dividend payers that I've never heard of and will definitely look into.
Thank you sir, for the great analysis. Although unrelated, I was wondering; what do you make of EXR at current valuations. Seems attractive and the stock itself has performed decently.
Thanks for this list. I have them on a watch list on my computer now. But, only 5 of them are a Quant Buy or Strong Buy and they are now on my Watch list on Seeking Alpha so I can research them in more depth. Thanks for the work.
@@Dividendology ...NOW LETS GET BACK ON THOSE ARISTOCRATS SHIPPING STOCKS ZIM VS SBLK VS DANA VS THE BEAST AMKAF AND EVERGREEN SHIPPING VS COSTCO OR TICKER/SYMBOL ---CITAY MAERSK CLAIMING TO BE THE BIGGEST ...
How do you get a list of monthly divided? What I had in mind is monthly or quarterly divided that pays 1st week 2nd week 3rd week and 4th week of the month
For patreon, can we upgrade tiers and pay the difference? Love the videos! And could we get a brief preview of what each tier entails and what we get for each tier on the patreon website. Thank you!
@Dividendology I figured there are less trusts but I never checked. All those I mentioned pay monthly. I have all of them. Maybe 12K across lot. Appreciation maybe 4 to 12 percent across 2.5 years held and average about 7% yield. But I wouldn't recommend BCX just for the super high expense rate. My yield on cost is better then they show now but still no on BCX
personally i think 57 stocks are just way to much lol focus on 20-25 probably is better and easier to manage...each sector holds about 2-3 good stock is good enough...
@@yessir4859 right, also there's another way to cut down on the individual stock by get into specific ETF, ultimately its all depends how you want your portfolio
@@Tempest.213I'll disagree with that all day. If you have a 15 year+ time horizon and you take less than 1% of your account at that time and buy a stock you have a strong conviction for statistically and buy it while it's below its mean you'll likely out perform. Eventually you can end up with over that 57 number and you only really have to re-evaluate once or twice a year to make sure the company isn't going under. About 25 companies get delisted from the s&p every year which is a good example of what to look for.
The video content features 57 monthly dividend stocks - a quick analysis of them. It wasn't to give the investor of which to stock to buy - just a list.
I’m compiling and picking stocks that I’d love to hold on to for a few years before retirement, do you think these stocks would do better over the years? I’d love to retire with at least $2million savings. Now you gotta rely on a pretty good diversification if you must stay green. Currently up 31% and being cautious. Still better deal than letting it sit in savings or checking earning near 5% interest
I would love to get the highest tier, however it is a little on the too pricey side for me. Any discount or sales possible, so that i could just jump the gun and get it from you? Thank you so much in advance
Guys, let's like the video and subscribe to his channel. As a person who posts dividend related videos as well, I can recognise the effort he put in this video, which needs to be rewarded ✅️
Global stocks headed for their biggest weekly decline in more than three months. European shares fluctuated, with a record 36% drop in Siemens Energy AG’s shares after a profit warning dragging on the broader market. US index futures fell. According to chief economist at UBS Global Wealth Management “Financial markets have had one of those switches in the narrative that happen occasionally, and are starting to worry about higher interest rates driving recessions,” I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $300k stock portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of the market?
The best strategy is to stay in stocks for the long term. Do not worry too much on the economy (recession or not). Instead focus on the best companies. If you are worried about a market decline, go heavy in cash, so you purchase afterwards. Timing the market is futile, at least my crystal ball has stopped working. Warren is not ready to sell his “coke”, even during a full blown crash, but he does have money to buy more.
What is more important than dividends is total returns. I compared all 55 stocks (No report on stock 44 and no Yahoo data for TRSWF) listed to the SPY (SP500 ETF) with the dividends reinvested. Each stock was compared from its start date (all info from Yahoo Finance) to current date. Of all of these stocks, there was only 10 that outperformed the SPY from their consumption. If dividends are paid, it might be at the expense of stock value. The results would be different if bought and/or sold at different times.
I doubt there are 10 to recommend if you want growth. MAIN, STAG, and O are good for monthly income. However O has been struggling this year; missed earnings and the stock is down YTD. I like MAIN with 66% profit margin and extra specials (dividends). I would recommend doing your own research on these three.
What I’ve learned from this video is for monthly dividends you are really putting your ass on the line to get a few Pennies on the dollar a month, way to risky with the amount of downside per share price for that. I’d rather stick to my quarterly blue chip stocks that are dividend aristocrats
I've always found these huge side by side comparisons interesting, to see them all gone through and broke down in a rapid fire fashion, I'm all about these types of videos!
It is always a pleasure to watch your high quality content at every level beginner, medium or expert in investing.. please continue your work it is much appreciated ! Lots of love 💰❤️
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Lol, is this a response to my comment, yesterday?? You're all like, 'Dude, I know all about big dividend yields, but..." lol, kidding, Idk....
I recognize most of these companies, though.. To be honest, most of them look pretty scary to me. I feel like there is a shark tank on the other end just waiting for some shmuck to buy some shares, and the second he does, books get adjusted ,and at best those shares fall slowly enough to get out without getting too hurt. Lol, again, Idk, it just feels like that.
I've had Sabine Royalty Trust, and Oxford, on my watchlist for a while. Oxford is looking pretty juicy, hey. $.48/yr, on a $2.95 stock. But, honestly, if I'm going to play dividends, why not just put it all in the best yield you find. A fund that has been around for 30 years, and has several employees, it's not like they are going out of business overnight.... I hope, lol
Peace
Question what happens if someone was to invest in all 57 monthly stocks dividends companies even though there's a chance some of them might not always perform as well as the others what if that person was to that so to make money 🤑💰 and that person only wants to invest enough money to make $400 every month what would you say about that
@@andrewmorales5485If you bought all 57 of these companies, some of them may perform well, while others might not. If your holdings are all equally weighted, you will receive a return of the average from all across them (like an etf). Know that most of the dividends paid by these companies will be taxed as ordinary income (like your job's paycheck is). If all of these pay a monthly dividend, you'd get 57 dividends every month, although I'd imagine they'd all be small dividend checks.
I thought this was a free news letter 😢
As a guy who's new to dividend stocks, I have to thank you for making such a great resource and cramming so much great information into such a short video. I especially like the fact that you often (not always) explain the reasons why you evaluate each stock as you do (helping your viewers learn to evaluate for themselves instead of just telling them what and when to buy)...
BTW... it looks like you missed #44.
Thanks!
Wow! Thank you so much!
@@Dividendology you’re welcome. You have provided a wealth of information for me. Sincerely appreciated my friend. How can I get a copy of the 57 dividend stocks? Is there someway I can download it? Can you send it to me?
send me an email at Dividendology@gmail.com and I'll see if I can get it to you!
There are a few good ones in here, if you want a paycheck. Mainly owned by income investors, and dividend growth investors. Although O is very common, I also like STAG and MAIN. I also use PSEC, GAIN and PFLT monthly income, which forces me to purchase frequently. I completely love monthly, but good options are limited!
Never sacrifice quality for monthly distributions! You’re exactly right.
Yo I also had a big chunk of my portfolio in O, AGNC, STAG, MAIN, GAIN!
Ok I only own $O and $MAIN. Watching this video, I learned that I wanna keep it this way.
I think many feel the same way.
From my experience most of these monthly stocks are yield traps except those two, so good strategy.
What about $APLE, $PFLT, $STAG and $GOOD ? Do you feel like they are dividend traps too?
@@enestepea lot of people get turned off by their performance, but for me personally pflt has and will be a good company. Stag is pretty good but i’m worried about the current issues with industrial manufacturing in the US so i don’t invest much. However it has also been a good company so far. GAIN and GOOD are pretty good just not my favorites.
I bought 40 shares of AGNC when it was at over 12 a share, about 2 years ago now. Thought it was just a bad call, good learning experience. So I left it to DRIP.
My market return is -8% and I'm at 54.4 shares now. Though total return is 12% according to my spreadsheet. So... I'm not sure if it's all that horrible now, lol
My man doing God's work
Absolutely 💯
Cause your too lazy to look em up yourself lol that’s not Gods work but your criteria of Gods works is actually thought provoking
@@dantedlane2 Dude here got Uncle Gary issues. 💀💀💀
@@dantedlane2or I am stuck laboring 16 to 18 hours every day
I loved the big effort you put into this video, a lot of strong sells in Seeking Alpha haha maybe the monthly dividend is a way to attrack investors when the fundamentals are not that good
I always find interesting to find out about companies that are not in the mainstream media, O and STAG were the only ones I already knew about, probably I'm not the only one that believes some of these companies sound like something the Wolf of Wall Street would try to sell us with aggresive salling tactics haha
O and STAG are definitely popular ones. MAIN as well. A lot of monthly dividend companies are not super attractive opportunities unfortunately. Always good to look for the diamonds in the rough though!
Awesome video. Maybe you can do this for the monthly ETFs?
thank you, you are a dividend stock reviewing machine. You are out there on youTube, you cannot be bargained with, or reasoned with, you feel no pity, remorse or fear (of the stocks) and you absolutely will not stop EVER !! until all stocks have been reviewed.
I appreciate that!
@@Dividendology I was paraphrasing from the first Terminator Movie made in 1984.😁
Great video! Missed one in the energy sector. Ticker- PVL Pay outs can vary wildly but its a cheap stock i like to buy a few shares of from time to time. Maybe it was number 44? You went from number 43 to 45?
Thank you I was wondering where I was wrong !
This is what I needed! Thank you for this video! It definitely brought my attention to other monthly dividend payers that I've never heard of and will definitely look into.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you sir, for the great analysis. Although unrelated, I was wondering; what do you make of EXR at current valuations. Seems attractive and the stock itself has performed decently.
Very helpful! Thank you!!
Thanks for this list. I have them on a watch list on my computer now. But, only 5 of them are a Quant Buy or Strong Buy and they are now on my Watch list on Seeking Alpha so I can research them in more depth. Thanks for the work.
Cheers, can you lost those 5?
@@winstonsmith2079
Glad, aple, o, epr, and scm.
@@chrstdvd ...please HELP ME UNDERSTAND ''' QUANTUM-INVESTING OR IS THAT MORE BULLSH****
Great video and thank you for the effort!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is a very valuable video. Thank you.😊
I love my monthlies! Especially the cheaper ones it’s also nice to sell covered calls for a little extra!
I loved this video help me figure out some more picks for my Income Factory.
Thank you for your diligence, excellent video!
My pleasure!
@@Dividendology ...NOW LETS GET BACK ON THOSE ARISTOCRATS SHIPPING STOCKS ZIM VS SBLK VS DANA VS THE BEAST AMKAF AND EVERGREEN SHIPPING VS COSTCO OR TICKER/SYMBOL ---CITAY MAERSK CLAIMING TO BE THE BIGGEST ...
Thank you for thaking time to create this sheet.
How do you get a list of monthly divided?
What I had in mind is monthly or quarterly divided that pays 1st week 2nd week 3rd week and 4th week of the month
For patreon, can we upgrade tiers and pay the difference? Love the videos! And could we get a brief preview of what each tier entails and what we get for each tier on the patreon website. Thank you!
Yes, you just pay the difference!
And yes, I’ll put a video up explaining that soon! Thanks!
@@Dividendology Thank you for the first question. The tiers are somewhat unclear, just my general opinion. Hopefully it could be explained soon :)
Nice work getting through all these without losing your voice! I would like to see the same with ETF's trusts like BCX, BDJ, BST etc...
Thanks! And that would be quite a lengthy video, but maybe I'll do it at some point!
@Dividendology I figured there are less trusts but I never checked. All those I mentioned pay monthly. I have all of them. Maybe 12K across lot. Appreciation maybe 4 to 12 percent across 2.5 years held and average about 7% yield. But I wouldn't recommend BCX just for the super high expense rate. My yield on cost is better then they show now but still no on BCX
Thanks, but what about #’s 25-29 and 44?
😊 thanks for the free advice!❤
I’ve been very happy with SCM. It pays .1333 a month with no drama and a growing company.
SCM does not pay a dividend.
@@kene8895They do now.
What happened to my favorite CLM?
Great video, what would the average dividend be if I bought all 52 stocks?
...TYHE ULTIMATE QUESTION NOT ANSWERED... WHATS UP W/ THAT SORRY ASSES ....
What's the BEST?
Very nice, compact review. It would be most appreciated were you to update it.
Will do soon!
What about OXLC?
What are your thought on EFC?
Your videos is great information. Do you do any etf stock or covered calls , it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Thanks , great information
Good list, some I didn’t even know
personally i think 57 stocks are just way to much lol focus on 20-25 probably is better and easier to manage...each sector holds about 2-3 good stock is good enough...
In my opinion, 20-25 individual stocks is still too much for the average investor. Imagine reading every quartet report and keeping up with the news.
@@yessir4859 right, also there's another way to cut down on the individual stock by get into specific ETF, ultimately its all depends how you want your portfolio
@@Tempest.213I'll disagree with that all day.
If you have a 15 year+ time horizon and you take less than 1% of your account at that time and buy a stock you have a strong conviction for statistically and buy it while it's below its mean you'll likely out perform.
Eventually you can end up with over that 57 number and you only really have to re-evaluate once or twice a year to make sure the company isn't going under.
About 25 companies get delisted from the s&p every year which is a good example of what to look for.
The video content features 57 monthly dividend stocks - a quick analysis of them. It wasn't to give the investor of which to stock to buy - just a list.
I’m compiling and picking stocks that I’d love to hold on to for a few years before retirement, do you think these stocks would do better over the years? I’d love to retire with at least $2million savings. Now you gotta rely on a pretty good diversification if you must stay green. Currently up 31% and being cautious. Still better deal than letting it sit in savings or checking earning near 5% interest
I would love to get the highest tier, however it is a little on the too pricey side for me. Any discount or sales possible, so that i could just jump the gun and get it from you? Thank you so much in advance
Great overview. We’ll done.
Superb aggregation of information. Thank you
Thank you!
That's a lot of REITs
Guys, let's like the video and subscribe to his channel. As a person who posts dividend related videos as well, I can recognise the effort he put in this video, which needs to be rewarded ✅️
lol?
Great video. Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
A 2 cent dividend payout is a waste of time
depends on the price of the stock
How does the spreadsheet from your Patreon work? Is it a downloadable file or is it a link to a Google Sheet you copy or how??
Its a link to a google sheet! If you join the patreon, you can message me any questions there and I'm happy to help.
@@Dividendology Ah great thanks - so just "Make a copy" in Google sheets and I would be good to go?
yes!
GREAT VIDEO! COULD YOU PLEASE DO AN UPDATE, SINCE A LOT OF THISE STOCKS HAVE HAD A SIGNIFICANT UPTURN SINCE OCT 2023. THANK YOU!
Good idea!
does a negative eps(-.06) and negative growth rate (-30.59) affect the intrinsic outcome or any other equation?
Thanks for sharing, makes my job easier
Glad to help
Global stocks headed for their biggest weekly decline in more than three months. European shares fluctuated, with a record 36% drop in Siemens Energy AG’s shares after a profit warning dragging on the broader market. US index futures fell. According to chief economist at UBS Global Wealth Management “Financial markets have had one of those switches in the narrative that happen occasionally, and are starting to worry about higher interest rates driving recessions,” I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $300k stock portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of the market?
The best strategy is to stay in stocks for the long term. Do not worry too much on the economy (recession or not). Instead focus on the best companies. If you are worried about a market decline, go heavy in cash, so you purchase afterwards. Timing the market is futile, at least my crystal ball has stopped working. Warren is not ready to sell his “coke”, even during a full blown crash, but he does have money to buy more.
What website or platform are you using?
seeking alpha! Link in description for a free trial and discount.
What's the name of the website you are using?
Seeking alpha! I have a link to them in my description for a free trial and coupon!
ARR is @ $15.00 and 8 months ago it was at $5.00 when you made this
Reverse split.
Which of them is beating the s&p
In the last 1yr 3yrs 5yrs
What is more important than dividends is total returns. I compared all 55 stocks (No report on stock 44 and no Yahoo data for TRSWF) listed to the SPY (SP500 ETF) with the dividends reinvested. Each stock was compared from its start date (all info from Yahoo Finance) to current date. Of all of these stocks, there was only 10 that outperformed the SPY from their consumption. If dividends are paid, it might be at the expense of stock value. The results would be different if bought and/or sold at different times.
The value of oxsq is going downwards almost zero
Still a great video.
almost a year ago. so time for an update ?
Nice idea!
Are these ranked in any way?
I started with the higher yielding stocks for the most part, then moved to lower yielding.
Love your Videos, Is there anyway to get your top ten picks if you had to pick which ones to invest? I know #1 is probably O but after that don't know
Maybe I’ll make a video on that soon.
I doubt there are 10 to recommend if you want growth. MAIN, STAG, and O are good for monthly income. However O has been struggling this year; missed earnings and the stock is down YTD. I like MAIN with 66% profit margin and extra specials (dividends). I would recommend doing your own research on these three.
What I’ve learned from this video is for monthly dividends you are really putting your ass on the line to get a few Pennies on the dollar a month, way to risky with the amount of downside per share price for that. I’d rather stick to my quarterly blue chip stocks that are dividend aristocrats
u missed BBD
Ur yelds is rediciles
I can’t mess with penny stocks
Smart
A penny stock trades under $3 a share, very few of these do!
most of these companies suck pretty hard
Thank you for your hard work and dedication. It gives me/us a great opportunity to make sound decisions for investing.$$$ rock on $$$
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Great video! I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on airline stocks. Especially on DAL since it reinstated its dividend this quarter.
Great suggestion!
Thanks for putting this together. I was considering doing my own research on this typical. Now I don't have to.
Glad it was helpful!
I've always found these huge side by side comparisons interesting, to see them all gone through and broke down in a rapid fire fashion, I'm all about these types of videos!
Agree realty And VICI do the dont pay Montly dividend?
He covered ADC but VICI is a quartly payer
Dividends traps
Many of them
@@Dividendology why would you invest in them if you know some of them are dividend traps?
When did he say he invested in them?
@@winstonsmith2079 I'm not invested in most of them.
It is always a pleasure to watch your high quality content at every level beginner, medium or expert in investing.. please continue your work it is much appreciated ! Lots of love 💰❤️
Thanks for watching!!!
Real estate about to crash big time stay faraway would be my NFA,
Do you have a discord ?
Yes! You can join on my patreon page. Link in description
When the face reveal bruh!
hmmm maybe one day
@@Dividendology one day as in one day as in tomorrow?