What I realized is that you cannot just sit around , worry that you will need 100k to get a small dividend. I remember starting to invest in Duke energy , auto investing $50 dollars per month on my nurses Aide salary back in 2009 . When I have a little extra I would mail it to Duke with the coupon I get in the mail with my statement . I now have over $8,000 in Duke. I have since bought many more div paying stock in a Roth IRA account . I am always reading , listening to people who know more than I do , researching on yahoo finance , you tube ,etc. it is easy to talk your self into doing nothing . Start small, invest what you can afford !ON A REGULAR BASIS. Start early if you can . I have seen , and heard of people at 65 yrs old that had no money to fund them in retirement . Very , very scary people. Some people has very little coming . from social security . Be blessed
True. But what’s also terrifying is the world is not a good place. And who’s to say stocks will still exist at that point. Our accounts won’t be freezed, etc. when you’re poor, it’s so hard to give money in today’s world not knowing if it’ll even exist when you need it.
Notice for Newbies, Video enlist very good value stocks but it doesn't meant that you jump and buy it now. Do your analysis and buy from reasonable point.
@@jarireuvekamp4282 most of these stocks are already up, the potential upside is very limited and a lot aren't "dividend stocks". 0.8% is not a yield to even bother about. And the only one with a decent return, MO, is a risky business as smokers' numbers dwindle.
@@jarireuvekamp4282that the market is mostly overbought. Check the P/E from back then to now. For example from 2007 to 2019 the market saw no growth. Yes, the dividend kept rising but the value was flat. Have the stocks on your list and get them on a pullback. If your Time Horizont is 30-40 years buy anytime, but if the horizon is 10-20 years look at the price when you purchase.
Great picks my friend - I’ve been long on V, HD, VICI, O and many others - I think they will continue to perform well. Wishing you and your family the best this holiday season!
SCHD is my biggest position as well. I always felt a little guilty about the hands-off nature of it and wondered if I should break it up and put that money into hand-picked stocks. So I was really happy to see that your biggest position is exactly the same as mine (I'm about 40%). It makes me feel like I'm doing the right thing. SCHD really is a trustworthy fund and is routinely considered one of the best historical dividend ETFs. Yes there are more aggressive ones out there, but SCHD feels like a great combination between safety and value.
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Great video as usual! I would love to see a video on brokerages that you use, like, and / or recommend to purchase stocks thru. Do you have top 3 recommendations?
These stocks are not really divident stocks at 2-4 % yields. Comparing the numbers to Finnish divident companies. Here the average divident for the entire market is sitting at 5 % and for example solid large companies like Fortum, Nordea, Mandatum and Aktia are at 8-9 %. Sure the growth of the yield might not be there for these at those levels, but you'll get your money back so fast that the minor stock price changes are irrelevant. For Finnish people there is also "tax free" stock saving account only for Finnish stocks. Get on the Finnish train 😊
I picked up V at current prices, I see the premium being paid for it as me paying a fair price for a great company, which I'm fine with! MO I keep looking at, if it drops below $40 again I may have to buy a few shares just to let me sit and see what happens. Home Depot is another I'd love to get another swing at, its last big dip I didn't have any dry powder to pick up any. :( Awesome stuff man and a FANTASTIC list going into 2024!
I'm looking to pick up Visa next time I have money to invest. Yeah, it's a little more expensive than I'd like but it generates a ridiculous amount of cash and the dividend, while low, is easily affordable and should grow over the coming years.
Usually that's the opposite case, supply and demand still applies to the stock. If a company devalued it stock by making more shares available it's essentially shooting itself in the foot.
I think these spreadsheet tools are a great starting point for someone new to the game. Once you learn more you can start tweaking these tools and/or adding different tools.
@girldaddividendinvestor No, I'm talking about the foreign tax withholding, but our countries taxes, I know those. Like BP is in the UK, but we have a deal with them and they don't withhold taxes.
This is a lot of useful information that, I am sure, took a lot of time. For a new investor like me, who is focused on long term profits and sustainability from a stable and diversified portfolio, this is very helpful. I just want to show my appreciation for the work you put in and for providing it to us on this platform. Thank you and I hope that you continue to see success from all of your investments
Ive alreayd have gotten 8 of these invested in and will continue in 2024. Personally i dont like louis vuitton, and the only thing stopping me from avgo, is i think its a little over vauled
Ok you are very knowledgable on a lot of things, but just because the dividend fluctuates doesn't mean it's not growing. It's how interim and final dividends usually work.
would you mind sharing further details? what do I need to start with and who do I get in touch with, have about 300k sitting in my bank, need to put it on something fast
Its not get rich quick. This strategy is good if you start young. I'm starting late in my career but it's never too late to invest in your future or the future of your kids. At this point I'll just be living passively from my retirement and disability. But my kids buy the time their my age with my portfolio will be good. And guidance on getting theirs setup they'll be real good. So yeah if you don't have $100k you can still stay somewhere.
For people just getting into the market I usually recommend doing a few high yield in the start to get the snowball rolling faster. Depending on age do you think that is a good or bad idea?
@@PounderinoIt seems good because the dividend is higher but in reality if you have 20-30 years left of investing you are better off with at least an s and P 500 index if not s/p growth etf.
If past losses have left you feeling uncertain about re-entering the stock market, taking a step back to focus on education and strategy development is key. Begin by familiarizing yourself with the basics of stock investing and market trends. Consider participating in investment workshops or webinars to gain insights from experts. Creating a diversified portfolio and starting with a conservative investment can also help mitigate risks. Seeking advice from a professional financial advisor can tailor an investment strategy that aligns with your financial goals and risk tolerance, providing a clearer path forward.
You have built your portfolio over the past decade, and you only get a $5118.72 yearly dividend from your stocks. I like very much your market analysis, but it feels like you have bought the wrong stocks.. 🤔
Nope! I made mistakes early on focusing on dividend yield too much, and I was only investing around $50 a month at the time when starting. Now I focus much more on dividend growth and the quality of the business. It’s worked extremely well thus far.
Yeah and roll the dice you do not get lowlifes in 3 of the 5 ( or ll of them) and they tell you to pound salt when rent is due now you have squatters and it takes over a year to get them out - and when they leave so does your appliances and you have holes in your walls ...no thanks
With all the dividend payouts from a few cents to a few dollars, how does anyone get rich from stocks/investing? I don't/can't see it being with the time or effort
I hear ya - the thing is you have to start when you are young - it's a looong game. Dividends can help speed matters up. We are older and behind the curve so I just do not see the growth needed investing in a plain stock vs dividends
What I realized is that you cannot just sit around , worry that you will need 100k to get a small dividend. I remember starting to invest in Duke energy , auto investing $50 dollars per month on my nurses Aide salary back in 2009 . When I have a little extra I would mail it to Duke with the coupon I get in the mail with my statement . I now have over $8,000 in Duke. I have since bought many more div paying stock in a Roth IRA account . I am always reading , listening to people who know more than I do , researching on yahoo finance , you tube ,etc. it is easy to talk your self into doing nothing . Start small, invest what you can afford !ON A REGULAR BASIS. Start early if you can . I have seen , and heard of people at 65 yrs old that had no money to fund them in retirement . Very , very scary people. Some people has very little coming . from social security . Be blessed
True. But what’s also terrifying is the world is not a good place. And who’s to say stocks will still exist at that point. Our accounts won’t be freezed, etc. when you’re poor, it’s so hard to give money in today’s world not knowing if it’ll even exist when you need it.
Notice for Newbies, Video enlist very good value stocks but it doesn't meant that you jump and buy it now. Do your analysis and buy from reasonable point.
Very true.
Exactly. Most of this stuff already used up its "rocket fuel" to rise. It's mostly all downhill from here.
@@cr4yv3n what are you talking about?
@@jarireuvekamp4282 most of these stocks are already up, the potential upside is very limited and a lot aren't "dividend stocks".
0.8% is not a yield to even bother about.
And the only one with a decent return, MO, is a risky business as smokers' numbers dwindle.
@@jarireuvekamp4282that the market is mostly overbought. Check the P/E from back then to now. For example from 2007 to 2019 the market saw no growth. Yes, the dividend kept rising but the value was flat.
Have the stocks on your list and get them on a pullback.
If your Time Horizont is 30-40 years buy anytime, but if the horizon is 10-20 years look at the price when you purchase.
I'm glad I was able to get O at sub-50 dollars. I also got its acquiree, SRC, and plan to hold for a very long time.
Great picks my friend - I’ve been long on V, HD, VICI, O and many others - I think they will continue to perform well. Wishing you and your family the best this holiday season!
Hello, do we input dividend stocks in taxable or roth Ira account?
both imo@@pnat_live
SCHD is my biggest position as well. I always felt a little guilty about the hands-off nature of it and wondered if I should break it up and put that money into hand-picked stocks. So I was really happy to see that your biggest position is exactly the same as mine (I'm about 40%). It makes me feel like I'm doing the right thing. SCHD really is a trustworthy fund and is routinely considered one of the best historical dividend ETFs. Yes there are more aggressive ones out there, but SCHD feels like a great combination between safety and value.
Hey appreicate if you can do a review on if these top 10 stocks,
are still top 10 after 4 months or what should we look out for
Hi, which platform do you use for your analysis? If you go to 4:25 in the above video you will see what I mean. Thanks.
I use seeking alpha and my spreadsheets! Link in description to both!
Great video dude. Whats your opinion concerning hsy, stag, adc and slb?
@dividendology what are your thoughts on axp
What do u think about BTI? Seems like great value atm aswell.
Dumpster 🔥
Tobacco company? Where’s the growth in that? It relies on the poor and stupid and that’s a decreasing market world wide
What website do you use to get your dividend data
I used seeking alpha my spreadsheets from tickerdata! Link in description to both.
I have joined your patron to get this excel, but I can't find it please can you share?
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pls what is the app you use to check dividends and other infomation about stocks in this video ? thank you
Seeking alpha! Link in description!
The dividend payments for LVMH are interim and Final dividends. Common structure in EU.
Spectacular as usual!! 👏
Could you please tell me the name of the website featured in this video?
Yep! Its Seeking Alpha. They are currently running a New Years sale through my link in the description!
4:25
How do you come up with your WACC/Discount rates?
what brokerage(s) would you use to invest in LVMHF and still receive the dividends? so far i've only found IKBR
Good. List! Great. Intel. Hard ho find! Keep it up!🎈
why do use adp as a mulitple company for the visa analysis?
Do you worry about O’s debt and ability to cover the dividend in the future?
nice data analysis
Great video as usual! I would love to see a video on brokerages that you use, like, and / or recommend to purchase stocks thru. Do you have top 3 recommendations?
Nice idea!!
I thought $AVGO was pricey when I got in at $479. 😂😂
Very nice dividend coming up. 👌🏿
When did you get in ?
ıs it expensive now ?
haha same, i bought in at $650 at the top but thank god i did 🙏
Did you make that spreadsheet yourself or did you buy it somewhere? 16:12
I made it myself!
how do you get the “Industry” section to populate?
Im a google sheets wizard 🤓
These stocks are not really divident stocks at 2-4 % yields. Comparing the numbers to Finnish divident companies. Here the average divident for the entire market is sitting at 5 % and for example solid large companies like Fortum, Nordea, Mandatum and Aktia are at 8-9 %. Sure the growth of the yield might not be there for these at those levels, but you'll get your money back so fast that the minor stock price changes are irrelevant. For Finnish people there is also "tax free" stock saving account only for Finnish stocks. Get on the Finnish train 😊
Finding a good level to buy from us very important for newbies, do your analysis and research.
Yeah great video. I agree ☝️
Why does your formulas look different than mine on my spreadsheet?
just bought 200 of CAG.
I picked up V at current prices, I see the premium being paid for it as me paying a fair price for a great company, which I'm fine with! MO I keep looking at, if it drops below $40 again I may have to buy a few shares just to let me sit and see what happens. Home Depot is another I'd love to get another swing at, its last big dip I didn't have any dry powder to pick up any. :( Awesome stuff man and a FANTASTIC list going into 2024!
I'm looking to pick up Visa next time I have money to invest. Yeah, it's a little more expensive than I'd like but it generates a ridiculous amount of cash and the dividend, while low, is easily affordable and should grow over the coming years.
lol "i dont time the market.....but i will only buy MO if it drops 3% more".....smh cmon man
Dividend part is good, what about share price decreasing due to high dividend?
Usually that's the opposite case, supply and demand still applies to the stock. If a company devalued it stock by making more shares available it's essentially shooting itself in the foot.
i ve seen lots of dividence videos, yours is at the upper 10%.... thanks
I appreciate that!
Hey, @ Dividendology, I really would like to have the spreadsheet toolkit you're using here. Ideas?
Phenomenal video
Aren't dividends from REITs considered unqualified dividends?
correct
What's that?
Wondering what your thoughts were on ELV?
Unh better
I think these spreadsheet tools are a great starting point for someone new to the game. Once you learn more you can start tweaking these tools and/or adding different tools.
Totally agree!
Illinois Tool Works would be a fantastic analysis and maybe a great stock for you, too.
I'll check it out!
Quick question, is LVMHF overseas? So is there a Dividend Tax withholding for it?
Check your brokerage, and your state taxes, the numbers will vary.
@girldaddividendinvestor No, I'm talking about the foreign tax withholding, but our countries taxes, I know those. Like BP is in the UK, but we have a deal with them and they don't withhold taxes.
French withholding tax is 30%.
@@brandtc.7991 look at LVMUY
Broker where you hold the stocks?
Ive been using Interactive brokers lately: www.interactivebrokers.com/mkt/?src=dividendologyPY1&url=%2Fen%2Fwhyib%2Foverview.php
What tool/app is this one that you use to analyze stocks?
Seeking alpha and my valuation spreadsheets. Link in description to both.
Whats the name of the page used to analyse these stocks??
I used seeking alpha and my spreadsheets! Link in description for both of these.
I' respect your focus. It's amazing what can be accomplished when you zero in on a worthy goal. You will retire on dividends. Good luck.
This is a lot of useful information that, I am sure, took a lot of time. For a new investor like me, who is focused on long term profits and sustainability from a stable and diversified portfolio, this is very helpful. I just want to show my appreciation for the work you put in and for providing it to us on this platform. Thank you and I hope that you continue to see success from all of your investments
SCHD is not a company, but an ETF right?
Correct.
Great Video mate, I picked up V and Vici on their lows. Definitely think UNH could have made the list just picked that one up on its recent dip 👍
What site do you use for research?
Seeking Alpha! Link to them in description.
Awesome video!
Thanks!
Ive alreayd have gotten 8 of these invested in and will continue in 2024. Personally i dont like louis vuitton, and the only thing stopping me from avgo, is i think its a little over vauled
Nice video 😊
What do you think about KR they have 3/5/10 year CAGR of 17/16/13 %
Buy
70 shares. 🥳.
Still didn't sell OHI? I was also planning to but noticed you still own it also.
I'll likely be selling soon.
Ok you are very knowledgable on a lot of things, but just because the dividend fluctuates doesn't mean it's not growing. It's how interim and final dividends usually work.
I stated it was growing. That’s why I like it.
And the grahan valuation is 42 USD, i love how he skipped that one just to confirm the bias :)
where is jnj
I went to look up AVGO and it's trading at $167.69....? I'm confused cause you show it trading for over $1000
There was a stock split this year! :)
@@Dividendology ahh that would explain it!! Thank you!!
Re LVMH you’re better off owning Dior instead. For 1 share of Dior you get 1.14 LVMH due to ownership structure.
Can't do companies that do what kills customers
We mostly need $100k or more to get some small dividend. not worth it imo
I totally agree with this, made my first mill last year when i stopped trying by myself and got an advisor to do the work. simple yet efficient
would you mind sharing further details? what do I need to start with and who do I get in touch with, have about 300k sitting in my bank, need to put it on something fast
Get someone with experience like mine or better yet lookup Julie Casey Naji, she charges fairly and has all the experience you need. Best of luck.
More like a million plus.
Its not get rich quick. This strategy is good if you start young. I'm starting late in my career but it's never too late to invest in your future or the future of your kids.
At this point I'll just be living passively from my retirement and disability. But my kids buy the time their my age with my portfolio will be good. And guidance on getting theirs setup they'll be real good.
So yeah if you don't have $100k you can still stay somewhere.
Nice video. What website do you use to analysis your stock?
Seeking Alpha! Link in description!
I can’t find LVMHF in my Robinhood account
Same
Do you have any tax advantaged accounts? Or are all your dividend investments in a standard brokerage?
I'm a 59 years old and converting my investments to very high quality dividend paying companies moving forward. I really appreciate your content!
Thanks for watching!
Keep at it, thanks...
Which website do you use for stock analysis in this video?
Seeking alpha! They’re great. Link in description for a free trial and discount.
O doesnt populate for me completely
For people just getting into the market I usually recommend doing a few high yield in the start to get the snowball rolling faster. Depending on age do you think that is a good or bad idea?
Makes no sense if you are young
You don’t think a good high yield reit is reasonable to jump start early?
It always makes sense to get your dividend snowball running asap.
Always prioritize growth over yield if you have the time horizon...
@@PounderinoIt seems good because the dividend is higher but in reality if you have 20-30 years left of investing you are better off with at least an s and P 500 index if not s/p growth etf.
Great video, just started out
Buy mo MO
USEA
what about Nee
Not in the top 10.
Too much risk for a utility.
You gotta slow down for your viewers get grasp what your saying.
😂😂😂
what platform do you use and why?
First
thanks for watching!
If past losses have left you feeling uncertain about re-entering the stock market, taking a step back to focus on education and strategy development is key. Begin by familiarizing yourself with the basics of stock investing and market trends. Consider participating in investment workshops or webinars to gain insights from experts. Creating a diversified portfolio and starting with a conservative investment can also help mitigate risks. Seeking advice from a professional financial advisor can tailor an investment strategy that aligns with your financial goals and risk tolerance, providing a clearer path forward.
I like this video
Thanks!
Most of choises realy have nothing connected to dividend reason for pick it!
All this time, I never knew Louis Vuitton was a public company
most of this shit is INSANELY overvalued. Especially AVGO
Take a look at HSY if you are looking for a discount, I keep buying it at current price levels.
You stil think that now 😂
Homie took the plagiarism situation personal and dropped a 30 minute movie 😈
😂😂
Can you please do an analysis on CION?
Ouch must have been a brutal 2023...
From an investing noob, thank you!
clicked baited cause of LOWES in the thumbnail :(
I like $LOW a lot and hold it in my portfolio, but keep an eye on their debt levels.
MO sells tobacco related products. Being in healthcare, would never support it, no matter what the dividends are or appreciation potential.
Agreed. Plus look at the charts, down down down
You have built your portfolio over the past decade, and you only get a $5118.72 yearly dividend from your stocks. I like very much your market analysis, but it feels like you have bought the wrong stocks.. 🤔
Nope! I made mistakes early on focusing on dividend yield too much, and I was only investing around $50 a month at the time when starting. Now I focus much more on dividend growth and the quality of the business. It’s worked extremely well thus far.
I hate been an european and can not have access to schwab lmao
The problem is this. You need $100k or more to get some small dividend. Invest this in 5 properties you get 5k month
And how much money do you need to buy Those 5 properties ?
@@Hhbhwumnsioocyhejkxiihha Right?! "Just buy 5 properties instead" sounds like something Marie Antoinette might say.
£50k @@Hhbhwumnsioocyhejkxiihha
😂
Yeah and roll the dice you do not get lowlifes in 3 of the 5 ( or ll of them) and they tell you to pound salt when rent is due now you have squatters and it takes over a year to get them out - and when they leave so does your appliances and you have holes in your walls ...no thanks
Don’t invest into anything called Schwab smh, vanguard or blackrock
Why?
With all the dividend payouts from a few cents to a few dollars, how does anyone get rich from stocks/investing? I don't/can't see it being with the time or effort
I hear ya - the thing is you have to start when you are young - it's a looong game. Dividends can help speed matters up. We are older and behind the curve so I just do not see the growth needed investing in a plain stock vs dividends
@tyronetrump1612 What's young enough, 5? I'm 34