I came here to learn how to trade after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k. Somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm confused about the current market volatility, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
Ehang, robo-air-taxi is going to 5x, getting the world's first passenger drone certificate, already flying demo in five countries, demonstrated the first highrise fire fighting drone. Huge potential like Tesla 7 years ago. .
I know it's a small thing he mentioned, but what really caught my eye is diversifying by buying quarterly payout investments that don't payout on the same month. So you get a monthly payout from a different investment each month.
I’m curious, the payout ratio seems unsustainable based on recent SEC filings period ending 9/30/21. Their reporting seems a bit suspect and says unaudited. Wondering if you could provide some additional clarity. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s user error though.
Can you suggest why Cogent Communications would be good investment when it has negative shareholders equity, D/E is also higher, Its dividend-paying is not sustainable to its earnings, yield is good but whats the future?
ABS is paying out all of its earningns in the dividend. In other words, the dividend is poorly covered. In price, the stock keeps falling from a year ago, but with seductive climbs followed by deeper dives. None of the analytic services displayed by TD Ameritrade (New Constructs, Research Team, CFRA, The Street Ratings, Ford Equity Research) shows it to be a "buy"; only a "hold". The "analyst concensus" shows it as a "strong buy". I find that curious: a strong buy, yet no buy recommendatios from the research firms. I think that the difference may come from the objective criteria that the firms have in place. Those criteria probably rule ABS out as a buy. The analysts may not be governed by strict adherence to such objective criteria. TD states that earnings information is not available. No, thank you, Mr Hogue. I'll wait.
The “dividends” largely represent a return of your capital. They may be able to keep it up with adding to the debt. This guy should follow his own advice and look at the payout ratio before investing.
Thanks so much Joseph! I had my first $10,616.12 month in Dividends for August! So exciting to hit my goal of $10,000 a month now just need to get the rest of the year at 10,000 a month. Onward and thank you for all your advice and info! You are the BEST!!
How is CCOI taxed come 1099 time? Is it similar to a RIC or MLP where it’s taxed as ordinary income? The breakdown shows 54% ROC and 46% as a dividend. Is the dividend qualified or ordinary?
Recommend ORI dividend champion. $24 stock paid me $3.12 so far this year. One more $0.22 div left this yr. 80 yrs continues paying div and 40 yrs of div increase. PE at 4. Payout ratio is in 30s.
The insurance industry as a whole is the most profitable industry of all. Warren Buffett owes much of his success to buying GEICO, taking it private and using the float to buy other companies. Take a look at AFLAC, if you like ORI so much. Another great total return Dividend Aristocrat.
You have to keep in mind that the example of Apple's stock price from 5 years ago is split adjusted. AAPL split in 2020 4:1 so the actually cost per share was $106.00.
How about now. Looks like coming back to 2019 levels.it’s PE Ratio is acting like a growth stock , sitting at 59. Usually companies who pay dividends are in low PE ratio. Why this one is so high compare to average PE ratio of SPY.
Hi , i am a passive income investor and like dividend paying stocks and also excahnge traded funds ETFs and closed end funds Cefs . Recently found Cef called Cornerstone total rturn fund that has been paying double digit dividends for decades and currently around 20% , the CRF fund . Its NAV is usually 10-20% below market price and you can do a DRIP at NAV price ...........What is the risk in investing a portion of my savings in this fund ?? I appreciate your response .
With a market cap of only $3.5 billion, Cogent is perhaps sensitive to the whims of fund managers, and it looks like the company was brutalized last year for some reason. I'm thinking a corporation with a much larger market cap (greater than, say, $20 billion) would have more inertia and be less subject to mass sell-off. What consideration do you give market cap in your criteria?
I agree with your analysis on CCOI. I like more "mass" in a corp, about $8 billion or more. Under $4 billion leaves the entity too susceptible to disaster. Overall, however, I agree with JH's criteria and use several of them myself in looking for good dividend stocks.
I like to see dividend history, particularly during tough times. For instance, the 2007 to 2012 time frame. Dividend cuts are not fatal for an investor like me, but if cuts during tough times were followed by increases during the preceding years, that would keep me interested.
Ohhh mmyy!! Glad I got into dividends but many you tubers just go on,and on,and on,and on with what is probably great info but BORING as hell. Just become brief all you tubers...and say...here's Wp Carey or Ryld or Xom....good buys but don't make us run away with technical stuff!!
I want the trifecta - undervalued, stays at least positive but prefer 4% up or better, and has at least a 4% DIV or better . Iron Mountain is great, I need more of those.
ABBV collapsed 9% the day after I bought it (one of the 7 dividend stocks you recommended 8/23 video). Well. Understandably, stocks will fall for no good reason. I'm holding because it has good fundamentals as you analyze and the "rubber band" down will snap back up, as I'm expecting. That's why I like ETFs too, not as much volatility. Thanks for great analysis, Joseph!
WTG Tony, hold on to your ABBV, they pay good dividends. Try to include AT& T in your portfolio, if you have not done so as yet. Their stock dipped as low as $27.04 a few days ago. They have a dividend yield of 7.56%. (Annualized DV of $2.08 per share). Two other great dividend stocks are Enbridge (DV yield of 6.71%) and XOM (DV yield of 6.60%. I have done extensive research on some of the ‘dividends aristocrats’. Stay safe 🙏🏽🇯🇲🖤🤍
Paying everything in dividends is a great idea !!! Price appreciation is not that important unless you wish to sell the stock (and then you pay capital gains). If you intend to borrow against the stock price appreciation could be of some importance.
New to your channel and love your videos... So much information in such a short video. I'm curious if you have any videos on how to do my own research. You put some how to do research into each of your videos but do you have a comprehensive video or video series that might cover these in a little more detail and a little slower. Thanks
Polkadot coin gives you 12-14% APY with a daily or twice a week pay out that sautomatically re-invested. also you get coins that you can choose to sell when the market is UP unline a DRIP where you buy at todays market price for 1 share.
I have a spreadsheet cross referencing companies to Let's Talk Money videos. Great that you keep explaining the fundamentals. I learn something new each time.
Buyer Beware! CCOI has a disgusting payout ratio... What am I missing? You included payout ratio as a criteria for stock picking... and then the one you pick has a horrible payout ratio? What?
Question on Operating margin, you are wanting a higher % correct? I am kinda confused bc Fidelity puts out an operating margin but seems that the higher the % the worse it is against the industry average.
No worries. Great question. On Yahoo Finance, it's in the 'Financials' menu tab on a stock. For most apps it's going to be under something like 'Financials' or 'Fundamentals'. You can also go to the company's investor relations page.
2 things: 1) Did you know I love to shop for latest fashion trends. Still do, but not as much. Thanks to U , I replaced it with stocks. 2) Always skipped ads on RUclips, but today there's one with Maggi Q promoting energy efficiency. Like Maggi Q cuz she's Vietnamese & French. LOL Parlez-vous francais, Joe? haha
I don't know about CCOI. It has a humungous P/E ratio. And worse it has Earnings per share of .10 but pays out 3.22 in dividends. Where is the money coming from to pay the dividend?
As a capital intensive business, it's better to use price/cash flow or add back depreciation expense to earnings (like is done to find valuation on REITs). Plus, use normalized earnings because pandemic skewed earnings over last year.
@@josephhogue shut up, a stock that pays this much is not stable, only a couple of years of paying dividends, dividend stocks should be aristocratic, like Coca Cola, jnj, etc, this random stock trash
@@josephhogue According to Yahoo finance, their current dividend per share per year is $3.22. Their highest EPS in the last four years was $0.82 per share, in 2019. That's just a little over a quarter of the dividend even w/o the pandemic.
i think the old guard stocks like exxon, mcdonalds, wal-mart, coke, home depot, target,microsoft, stocks that have not missed a dividend payout in like 40 years are the best stocks to buy/own... am i wrong???? there are more old stocks out there like that.....
Thank you Joseph for sharing your knowledge and experience! Dividend growth is crucial indeed and I do take it into account; at times though I do "sacrifice" it when the company I invest in provides already a good yield and has a good history of steady dividend payments.
@@kaydens6964 only if you have cash to keep buying more. If you are not buying more and holding, if prices drop, your at a loss. Paper loss is still a loss
There are two possibilities. 1) A stock that is losing money can cut its dividend or eliminate it “not applicable”. 2) Information may be temporarily unavailable “not available”.
@Mark Penland Good to hear. I really dont plan on selling as I will use the divis eventually for income. Buying MLPs low and selling high while collecting divis makes for huge taxes.
CCIO is a medium cap stock. I Only buy large cap stocks for long term investments. Just safer that way. CCIO payout ratio is extraordinarily high. Very unsustainable. Most likely why they have only been increasing their dividend for 8 years. According to marketbeat it’s payout ratio is 423.68% (Trailing 12 Months of Earnings). For any stock this is disgustingly high but it’s EVEN worse if it’s a medium or low cap stock (which it is) Stay away from this stock. you should have picked ABBV as your choice. Large cap stock, consistently growing its stock, price, consistently growing its dividend for the last 40+ years, low payout ratio under 50%, and a high dividend yield. Overall a very safe stock
That's what I was about to say regarding CCIO (I didn't study ABBV). It raised my suspicion because he mentions 7 criteria and then at the end he has only 6 fulfilled, leaving "payout ratio that leaves room for growth" outside. And the history of dividends related to EPS is shady at best.
ABBV seems safe, but it took a 12pt dip yesterday before coming back up slightly, still down around 7pts as of writing this. I still plan to hold it long-term tho
@@the_rubbish_bin Many believe that that was an overreaction. people were panic selling due to bad news that came out yesterday. It’s a good long term stock
@@the_rubbish_bin I would agree. Large cap AbbieV against a small cap CCOI for me is a no brainer. Both are currently overvalued but large cap is more secure and I am most concerned about the dividend, not the capital appreciation. The Dividends is more important than stock appreciation over the long haul for me.
Amazing information this is just what I needed to get started narrowing down on specific investment, however would.yoi recommend a combination of etfs and stocks ? Like vnq Vti Voo I wanted your input on Sdog Idog Fgd Ryld Dvya ? Thanks in advance
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I like HMAX here in Canada, over 14%
You don't know how to analyze companies brony
I came here to learn how to trade after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k. Somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm confused about the current market volatility, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
CCOI has a terrible balance sheet and it’s dividend is 150% of its cash flow. Are you kidding?
Ehang, robo-air-taxi is going to 5x, getting the world's first passenger drone certificate, already flying demo in five countries, demonstrated the first highrise fire fighting drone. Huge potential like Tesla 7 years ago. .
I'm only a year and a half into self-guided active management. I have learned so so so so so much from you. I can't thank you enough
Vale , the Brazilian mining conglomerate pays a huge dividend.
I know it's a small thing he mentioned, but what really caught my eye is diversifying by buying quarterly payout investments that don't payout on the same month. So you get a monthly payout from a different investment each month.
He has a video about it
The P/E ratio is 61.68. Any concerns about the low cash flow compared to the cost per share?
I’m curious, the payout ratio seems unsustainable based on recent SEC filings period ending 9/30/21. Their reporting seems a bit suspect and says unaudited. Wondering if you could provide some additional clarity. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s user error though.
Can you suggest why Cogent Communications would be good investment when it has negative shareholders equity, D/E is also higher, Its dividend-paying is not sustainable to its earnings, yield is good but whats the future?
Free money.
ABS is paying out all of its earningns in the dividend. In other words, the dividend is poorly covered. In price, the stock keeps falling from a year ago, but with seductive climbs followed by deeper dives. None of the analytic services displayed by TD Ameritrade (New Constructs, Research Team, CFRA, The Street Ratings, Ford Equity Research) shows it to be a "buy"; only a "hold". The "analyst concensus" shows it as a "strong buy". I find that curious: a strong buy, yet no buy recommendatios from the research firms. I think that the difference may come from the objective criteria that the firms have in place. Those criteria probably rule ABS out as a buy. The analysts may not be governed by strict adherence to such objective criteria. TD states that earnings information is not available. No, thank you, Mr Hogue. I'll wait.
Hello can you make a video on how to pick a REIT. If you can, on VICI.
Thank you.
The cash dividend payout ratio for CCOI is around 150%. Does this suggest a risk that dividends cannot keep at this level?
The “dividends” largely represent a return of your capital. They may be able to keep it up with adding to the debt. This guy should follow his own advice and look at the payout ratio before investing.
Hi Joseph, whats an ideal no of dividend stocks in a portfolio?
I really like CLM. Probably my favorite of all stocks. Monthly high dividend.
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Wait where is the 19% dividend yield shown in the thumbnail?
Thanks so much Joseph! I had my first $10,616.12 month in Dividends for August! So exciting to hit my goal of $10,000 a month now just need to get the rest of the year at 10,000 a month. Onward and thank you for all your advice and info! You are the BEST!!
Interested in your portfolio to accomplish that if you're willing to detail?
@@jamesbondage03 Sure I started in March 2020 and I am journaling my dividend journey on my channel. Joseph has been an amazing teacher!
Over $10,000 a month??? Can i borrow a dollar lol. Please share your secret
@@ericg3551 lol You are doing the right things if your watching Joseph Hogue's Let's Talk Money! I've taken what I have learned and built a portfolio.
How can I invest with them
How is CCOI taxed come 1099 time? Is it similar to a RIC or MLP where it’s taxed as ordinary income? The breakdown shows 54% ROC and 46% as a dividend. Is the dividend qualified or ordinary?
Recommend ORI dividend champion. $24 stock paid me $3.12 so far this year. One more $0.22 div left this yr. 80 yrs continues paying div and 40 yrs of div increase. PE at 4. Payout ratio is in 30s.
ORI has been fricken phenomenal for me. Cash cow.
The insurance industry as a whole is the most profitable industry of all. Warren Buffett owes much of his success to buying GEICO, taking it private and using the float to buy other companies.
Take a look at AFLAC, if you like ORI so much. Another great total return Dividend Aristocrat.
You have to keep in mind that the example of Apple's stock price from 5 years ago is split adjusted. AAPL split in 2020 4:1 so the actually cost per share was $106.00.
How about now. Looks like coming back to 2019 levels.it’s PE Ratio is acting like a growth stock , sitting at 59. Usually companies who pay dividends are in low PE ratio. Why this one is so high compare to average PE ratio of SPY.
Thank you so much for the information! Would you still consider CCOI a buy with the recent market downturn?
Hi , i am a passive income investor and like dividend paying stocks and also excahnge traded funds ETFs and closed end funds Cefs . Recently found Cef called Cornerstone total rturn fund that has been paying double digit dividends for decades and currently around 20% , the CRF fund . Its NAV is usually 10-20% below market price and you can do a DRIP at NAV price ...........What is the risk in investing a portion of my savings in this fund ?? I appreciate your response .
This didn’t age well… stock down since Sep. but now may be a good time to buy if you never did…. or dollar cost average in if you did have some.
Joseph thank you for your knowledge and research. Can you please do a video on stock ticket IEP I would love to hear your thoughts
low profit margin, declining net income, cash, eps. not sure about this pick.
I don't think the projected earnings are enough to support the price level
With a market cap of only $3.5 billion, Cogent is perhaps sensitive to the whims of fund managers, and it looks like the company was brutalized last year for some reason. I'm thinking a corporation with a much larger market cap (greater than, say, $20 billion) would have more inertia and be less subject to mass sell-off. What consideration do you give market cap in your criteria?
I agree with your analysis on CCOI. I like more "mass" in a corp, about $8 billion or more. Under $4 billion leaves the entity too susceptible to disaster. Overall, however, I agree with JH's criteria and use several of them myself in looking for good dividend stocks.
Have you done a video on dividend ETFs? I have a significant position in RYLD, QYLD, and NUSI. They are monthly paying dividend etfs.
Finally adding CCOI - it's down to $52! Bear markets are the bomb for long term income investors. :)
Well, the answer is Growth! A blend of Growth to Dividend is the secret
So what was the one stock?
Really love this analysis and the pick. It’s on my watch list!
VALE is pretty good. I think. 16 percent dividend
Do u keep long term?
@@janpham487 I invested several months back. I am not a day trader. I will keep it unless I learn something bad about company.
SSSS special dividend in August $2.25. Another one in November.
@Let's Talk about money With Hogue, CFA▫️▫️ Please explain?
I enjoy your content and i am grateful for it, however i need DATES it is vital to digest your content. Thanks.
Look at when the video was put up man 😔🤦🏻♂️🤷♂️
@@MrBoredcertified right? Not that hard 😂
I like to see dividend history, particularly during tough times. For instance, the 2007 to 2012 time frame. Dividend cuts are not fatal for an investor like me, but if cuts during tough times were followed by increases during the preceding years, that would keep me interested.
Ohhh mmyy!! Glad I got into dividends but many you tubers just go on,and on,and on,and on with what is probably great info but BORING as hell. Just become brief all you tubers...and say...here's Wp Carey or Ryld or Xom....good buys but don't make us run away with technical stuff!!
Boring makes you safe money. Id rather be bored than losing my hard earned money
@@fuccckckkkkckkck facts. What are your top holdings?
I prefer to invest in companies that are actually turning a profit.
lol
Easy with that logic nonsense.
That should be criteria #1
I want the trifecta - undervalued, stays at least positive but prefer 4% up or better, and has at least a 4% DIV or better . Iron Mountain is great, I need more of those.
Solid companies that have been in business for 10 or more years!
QYLD, XYLD, RYLD, NUSI.????
Yep, for income.
I'm new to stocks but since I watched your videos last year, I'm up 9 percent. Thank you for your advice!
Always glad to help Damian. Thank you for being a part of the community.
Putting your time, effort and activities in things and ideas that will yield a profitable return in the future is what we should be aiming for.
Amen , used to be into Drips years ago n kind of fell out of it. I just started up again looking for semi long term growth 5 to 10 years
Mike L. Both growth and dividends.!
Nice job. Thanks for the info. Look forward to hearing from you every Monday.
ABBV collapsed 9% the day after I bought it (one of the 7 dividend stocks you recommended 8/23 video). Well. Understandably, stocks will fall for no good reason. I'm holding because it has good fundamentals as you analyze and the "rubber band" down will snap back up, as I'm expecting. That's why I like ETFs too, not as much volatility. Thanks for great analysis, Joseph!
The volatility is great to buy at discounts .
Buy more, those “FDA warnings” are old news (back from April) so people can buy lower…it does have a sweet dividend!!
WTG Tony, hold on to your ABBV, they pay good dividends. Try to include AT& T in your portfolio, if you have not done so as yet. Their stock dipped as low as $27.04 a few days ago. They have a dividend yield of 7.56%. (Annualized DV of $2.08 per share). Two other great dividend stocks are Enbridge (DV yield of 6.71%) and XOM (DV yield of 6.60%. I have done extensive research on some of the ‘dividends aristocrats’. Stay safe 🙏🏽🇯🇲🖤🤍
@@jacquinielssen6288 AT&T is gonna cut their dividend in half next summer…just make sure you do your due diligence!
@@jacquinielssen6288 AT&T dividend will be cut
Paying everything in dividends is a great idea !!! Price appreciation is not that important unless you wish to sell the stock (and then you pay capital gains). If you intend to borrow against the stock price appreciation could be of some importance.
What's the stock he's talking about??
New to your channel and love your videos... So much information in such a short video. I'm curious if you have any videos on how to do my own research. You put some how to do research into each of your videos but do you have a comprehensive video or video series that might cover these in a little more detail and a little slower. Thanks
Polkadot coin gives you 12-14% APY with a daily or twice a week pay out that sautomatically re-invested.
also you get coins that you can choose to sell when the market is UP unline a DRIP where you buy at todays market price for 1 share.
I have a spreadsheet cross referencing companies to Let's Talk Money videos. Great that you keep explaining the fundamentals. I learn something new each time.
Do share 🤩
Yes please do share if you can
Stephanie is gonna Beaton those stocks!!
Great idea!
Share your work please
SJT has recuperated nicely!
It’s @ $73.18 now.
Don’t know if I’ll be investing in this.
I’m investing in a few stocks and bonds, like VOO, which is doing great.
Buyer Beware! CCOI has a disgusting payout ratio... What am I missing? You included payout ratio as a criteria for stock picking... and then the one you pick has a horrible payout ratio? What?
What’s your thoughts on AT&T for dividends
just looking back this was around 92 bucks when this video now its 52! wasn't so great after all!
Question on Operating margin, you are wanting a higher % correct? I am kinda confused bc Fidelity puts out an operating margin but seems that the higher the % the worse it is against the industry average.
Joseph, what is the difference between the 20% ROI and the 4.5% DIv yield ? what is the monthly payout ?
Where do you find the income statements. Sorry if that's a terrible question. I'm still learning.
No worries. Great question. On Yahoo Finance, it's in the 'Financials' menu tab on a stock. For most apps it's going to be under something like 'Financials' or 'Fundamentals'. You can also go to the company's investor relations page.
@@josephhogue Thanks, sub well earned!
2 things: 1) Did you know I love to shop for latest fashion trends. Still do, but not as much. Thanks to U , I replaced it with stocks. 2) Always skipped ads on RUclips, but today there's one with Maggi Q promoting energy efficiency. Like Maggi Q cuz she's Vietnamese & French. LOL Parlez-vous francais, Joe? haha
you get a dividend! you get a dividend! Everybody gets a dividend!
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I don't know about CCOI. It has a humungous P/E ratio. And worse it has Earnings per share of .10 but pays out 3.22 in dividends. Where is the money coming from to pay the dividend?
As a capital intensive business, it's better to use price/cash flow or add back depreciation expense to earnings (like is done to find valuation on REITs). Plus, use normalized earnings because pandemic skewed earnings over last year.
@@josephhogue I'm not a dividend guy so I might be wrong, but won't they be using pretty much all their free cash flow on dividends?
@@josephhogue shut up, a stock that pays this much is not stable, only a couple of years of paying dividends, dividend stocks should be aristocratic, like Coca Cola, jnj, etc, this random stock trash
@@josephhogue
According to Yahoo finance, their current dividend per share per year is $3.22. Their highest EPS in the last four years was $0.82 per share, in 2019. That's just a little over a quarter of the dividend even w/o the pandemic.
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Help me please and what the best stock dividend and ETF and funds for long term or short term,because now all Down and red %
I use MO and O... but i can add more now.. cause i know what to look for.. THANKS
What about QYLD? Especially if you reinvest the dividends
consider RYLD. slightly higher dividend yield.
When to buy those 6 stocks? anytime? Today? Why time doesn't matter?
i think the old guard stocks like exxon, mcdonalds, wal-mart, coke, home depot, target,microsoft, stocks that have not missed a dividend payout in like 40 years are the best stocks to buy/own... am i wrong???? there are more old stocks out there like that.....
Hard to go wrong with some of the Dividend Aristocrats and Kings
Thank you Joseph for sharing your knowledge and experience!
Dividend growth is crucial indeed and I do take it into account; at times though I do "sacrifice" it when the company I invest in provides already a good yield and has a good history of steady dividend payments.
Name of the stock should be in the beginning
Really enjoyed the information provided here thank you
What are your thoughts on ORC?
I love it
Timing is vital. Someone bought CCOI at $92 or $90. Now they are under a lot.
Now i would wait for $69
If your goal is invest for the dividends, falling share price only means you get more cheaper. as long as the dividends dont get cut.
I mean there P/E ratio is literally 600+ no way I’m jumping on this
@@kaydens6964 what if prices don't go back up?
@@tubetop123 you don’t want the price go up, since dividends is what you are looking for.
@@kaydens6964 only if you have cash to keep buying more. If you are not buying more and holding, if prices drop, your at a loss. Paper loss is still a loss
MO is the best dividend stock
Would you do a critique if Arrived Home?
No REITs yet for me. Thanks though.
You turn a blind eye to payout ratio?
Why do you think that?
Thoughts on digital real estate?
So is this a data-center REIT like EQIX / DLR / CCI? What's up with the 720+ P/E ratio? P/FFO ratio better metric for this one?
Joseph, what is the payout ratio of CCOI?
That is also what stopped me. Besides that it had quite the run. It is interesting, but I would only invest if it comes back down significantly.
if i buy 1 share of rio can at 25.00 per share divident payout is %4 yeild i get 1.00 per share in divident per month?
2000% payout ratio, 700 PE ratio, how is this a good pick ?
Look at normalized earnings, last four have been skewed by pandemic
The payout ratio has been over 300% for the last 5 years. I just don’t understand how that is possible.
New fan and subscriber here. Question: why does the Forward Dividend and Yield indicate "N/A" for ABBV and AB ?
There are two possibilities. 1) A stock that is losing money can cut its dividend or eliminate it “not applicable”. 2) Information may be temporarily unavailable “not available”.
can you do petrobras stock
CCOI has a payout ratio is 639% though
This channel is underrated! My comment shall help with the RUclips algorithm 😊
The dude has half a million subs, it is not at ALL underrated. It's OVERRATED
I hate share repurchases. It only rewards the seller of the stock. Far better to the share holder when the company pays a dividend to their owners.
Awesome video Joe!!
also look into doing the POOR MANS COVERED CALLS.......also great way to make weekly and monthly money
Thoughts on oxlc?
You should analyze all the best Dividend Kings and Aristocrats to invest in!
Always I try to sell for a loss that way it makes me feel like I'm winning the game more.
EPD is by for the best. Im working on collecting 20k shares for income money. Thank you sir!
@Mark Penland Good to hear. I really dont plan on selling as I will use the divis eventually for income. Buying MLPs low and selling high while collecting divis makes for huge taxes.
I think total return is most important factor!
I like KO or coke solid stock doesn't fluctuate too much nice dividend.
Definitely a great long-term dividend stock
CCIO is a medium cap stock. I Only buy large cap stocks for long term investments. Just safer that way.
CCIO payout ratio is extraordinarily high. Very unsustainable. Most likely why they have only been increasing their dividend for 8 years. According to marketbeat it’s payout ratio is 423.68% (Trailing 12 Months of Earnings). For any stock this is disgustingly high but it’s EVEN worse if it’s a medium or low cap stock (which it is)
Stay away from this stock.
you should have picked ABBV as your choice. Large cap stock, consistently growing its stock, price, consistently growing its dividend for the last 40+ years, low payout ratio under 50%, and a high dividend yield. Overall a very safe stock
That's what I was about to say regarding CCIO (I didn't study ABBV). It raised my suspicion because he mentions 7 criteria and then at the end he has only 6 fulfilled, leaving "payout ratio that leaves room for growth" outside. And the history of dividends related to EPS is shady at best.
ABBV seems safe, but it took a 12pt dip yesterday before coming back up slightly, still down around 7pts as of writing this. I still plan to hold it long-term tho
@@the_rubbish_bin
Many believe that that was an overreaction. people were panic selling due to bad news that came out yesterday. It’s a good long term stock
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@@the_rubbish_bin I would agree. Large cap AbbieV against a small cap CCOI for me is a no brainer. Both are currently overvalued but large cap is more secure and I am most concerned about the dividend, not the capital appreciation. The Dividends is more important than stock appreciation over the long haul for me.
I agree w a 4% or >
Excelent information...knowledge, direction,
Is it O Realty income??
That was my guess when I saw the share price was in the 70s ha ha
Amazing information this is just what I needed to get started narrowing down on specific investment, however would.yoi recommend a combination of etfs and stocks ?
Like vnq
Vti
Voo
I wanted your input on
Sdog
Idog
Fgd
Ryld
Dvya ? Thanks in advance