A lot of folks have been going on about a January rally and said stocks that would be experiencing significant growth these new year season, any idea which stocks this may be? I just sold my home in the Boca Grande area and I’m looking to remunerate a lump sum into the stock market before stocks rebound, is this a good time to buy or no?
I’m building a similar list (gonna see if I can fill your list into my empty spots) but possible tip here: 1. I will plan out every single pay date AND ex-dividend date. Once those are planned out, every paycheck I will drop $100 into the highest yield stock with a exdiv date that is 3 days out from my paycheck. 2. I will use the same paydate/exdiv sheet and every day or every other day, I will check my account for any dividend payouts, I will put that return into the UPCOMING exdiv date dividend. Hopefully that will “turbocharge” my DRIP.
You are truly the Goat when it comes to dividends. I thought your weekly one was great , but this one should make you drop the mic and walk away from the camera. If I had 7/8 figure money, you'd definitely be my financial advisor 👍
thanks for the great info. I'm just beginning to invest. I'm hearing that even though the market is confusing right now, that I should continue investing weekly into dividends. I know I'll lose some money, that's the risk. It will be difficult, but I feel like I should stay in, and continue to invest in good and bad times and not try and time the market.
My wife and I are retiring this year with over $6,000,000 in tax deferred investments. up until 3 years ago we were 100% in the S&P. During bear markets we had a perfect plan. We got an investment manager in our corner and didn’t look at our portfolio for nearly a year. Just kept buying at low prices.
Thank you Andrea. Her name is Amie Christine Shapiro. I really don’t know if you can hire her also but she is well researched. Just look her up online.
Wow I know Amie, Investing with her has been a different ball game entirely so different from the stale methods of managers I’ve worked with in the past. We ended last year on $2.4m starting on $500k adding $250k
Off the top, you must be referring to ex-dates, not pay dates, or I've heard you wrong. 🙃For example, referring to what I know because I own them, ABBV, KMI, VZ pay in Feb, go ex in January. PRU, IBM go ex in Feb, pay in March. MO, IRM go ex in March (coming up, Dec 21 & 14), pay in April. I've incorporated your strategy and education for over 2 years now and am collecting dividends almost weekly, with an average yield just over 7% (APPL, MSFT bring it down) AND, though the balance is down for this year, it's still quite green from where I started in July 2020. Thank you! (for my future reference 1:51, 6:37, 10:41 lists)
Great video. I value your opinions. I watch most of your videos. I have a question. I am near retired. Collecting dividends and premiums will help my retirement. I just sell Call option and Put one year option at same expiration on SPY. For example, today SPY is closed at $393.83 which I own 100 shares. I would just sell SPY 12/15/23 call option at $405 and collected possible $36.90. At the same time, I will also sell SPY 12/15/23 put option at $350 collected about $18. Therefore, I will be able to collect $36.90+$18.00+$6.18 div= $61.08 I don’t really need to worry downside or buy more SPY. Downside is minimized, and is diversified Any thought? Thanks
Hard to say without seeing rest of portfolio. Make sure you have other assets like bonds and REITs. I would use the bucket strategy so you have cash set aside for expenses in case the strategy turns against you
cool i was wondering about this, thanks for sharing the xml. wish they had a list online of all stocks sortable by payout dates would make it so much easyier.
I have a newbie question. I have been watching several of the payout videos and find them very informative. But what if I don't want a payout, what if I want the dividend to buy another share of said stock? Is that something that can be set up to automatically happen?
In your brokerage acct, you can turn on "drip" ...Dividend Reinvestment Plan for each individual stock. I don't have mine turned on as the dividends can go to a more undervalued stock in the portfolio.
Best you can do is just reinvest into another share (i.e. buy another share when the dividends hit your account). Some stocks and platforms (M1 Finance) will do this automatically. Companies pay out dividends whether you want them or not though.
Yeah, trying to keep up with this one was a pain. 58 is too many and basically you've just got a market dividend portfolio at that point. Fun theme though.
I am new to investing my question is you buy a stock say 100. The stock goes down you lose money -115.00 what happens to the negative -15? I get that you lost your stock but what next?
I'd go with the smaller 'weekly' portfolio - just 12 dividend stocks are enough to send you a dividend each week. Easier to manage but I got a lot of comment requests for a daily video.
Good video would like some input on SL green realty as the stock has been falling end to know if it is worth. Bought the stock for monthly dividend. Your input would be appreciated
Most REITs have been hit this year. REIT index down 21% and some property types even more. SL is a good one though not one I own. Mostly just an economic problem so if you like the company, I'd stick with it
Great advice! I've read Seeking Alpha for years but never used the paid service. Two things though; you asked if there was another stock we'd suggest, Stag industries has been very good to me through the years, also I can't help but notice you're suggesting a lot of energy stocks that are based on fossil fuels. The current administration and even International administrations seem to be pushing to reduce and even eliminate fossil fuels . Don't you worry that will affect profitability on these companies?
Am actually selling my energy stocks (today's livestream) for the next couple of months but still like the 3-5 year outlook. Explorers just haven't been increasing supply enough since the 2014 crash and that's left supply coming up short. Read today that shale resources in the U.S. (especially Permian) are seeing much slower growth and that the wells are tapped out. Will likely be supportive of oil prices at least for next couple of years and will make them cash machines. Longer-term (6-10 years and beyond) the alt energy substitution does get to be a bigger factor and I probably wouldn't be holding energy then.
Hey i been trying to figure out numbers . My idea is what if i buy schd and buy 100 shares , how much money would i have in 1 year ?. Or how about i buy 1 share of every stock that schd holds ? How much money would i get in dividends ? Maybe you can help me out with numbers . I honestly thinking of buying all 100 intead . I feel i would get all the dividends plus growth. What you think ?
I’m going to aggressively capture these stocks, sell all but one each time I do, for a couple of years, and use drip. From there I will let them grow. Any Thoughts?
Carriers have held up in the big supply chain disruption over the last few years. Shipping wasn't building enough boats so rates went up. Could have another year but you've got to worry about two things; one is when the buildup of new ships lowers rates and 2) if an economic slowdown ruins demand. That's a lot of risk right now.
Hi! Thanks so much for your great videos! 🙌 Appreciate you. What are your thoughts on Reits for dividend income? Wondering if you e done any recent videos on Reits?
you could also talk a bit about whats the best time to buy these stocks? If I want to hold them long term, should I wait after the next ex dividend date because they usually fall after that?
I clicked on the download link and entered my email address. Then when I received the confirm email I clicked on it and then my Internet provider identified it a a dangerous site. Even when I said to allow it it wanted to make changes to my computer. Is there any other way to get the spreadsheet?
The downside is how do you keep track of all these companies. For example if I had Lumen on my list, it just cut ALL its dividend and for me changing the strategy for holding that stock. I probably wouldn't notice because I would never really be able to follow 58 companies.
By the time your 225 years old it might be $150 per day. Keep up the good work and freeze your head when you die. Maybe then they'll have a way to revive your head. 🤣😂
Why explain yourself or tell people they don’t have to hold Altria and Phillip Morris. I hope you are not worried about hurting someone’s feelings. This is a dividend video and they pay dividends.
It is. It was a fun idea but very hard to track that many stocks. At that point you've got an ETF of high yield stocks so maybe don't have to follow each
Bro, how in the hell does anyone that isn't some trust fund kid invest in the stock market for Dividends? I literally don't make 37k a year with the 9-5 I do on top of my side hustle. It's practically only made for the rich from what I can tell.
you telling people to buy cop? your telling people to buy but not showing chart analysis? no problem you recommending people to purchase, recommend away….. but right now buy it?? right now??? its at 114 right now from being 138, just showed the adxcrossover signal indicating stable bars over this week followed by another drop based on analysis, you may get this stock for $105 around, but you recommending it now?? your showing that you bought it $10 off its peak, you could have bought it cheaper
I WAS SO RIGHT! cop fell back so hard right after your “recommendation” WHAT IS YOUR RESEARCH ON? your just making a profit based on content output no quality. WHY is everyone listening to you? because their fish…
Im trying to get enough dividend stocks to pay monthly but i never ever thought of daily! Haha The amount of money to be able to do this is A LOT. Most stocks are at least 100 dollars so your daily dividend would be maybe .25-.60 cents a day. Enough to buy 1 piece of bubble gum. If you started at age 19 you might be really well off at 65 if you stuck to it.
Thank you for doing an updated version of this that I asked for. This kind of series is super nice. I have a saying "Its stupid to buy stocks that doesn't pay a dividend because each payout is like insuring your money"
@@crohmer how so? If a stock that doesn't pay a dividend drops in price and never recovers and you sell it at a loss then you lost money. If a stock pays a dividend and it drops but still keeps paying a dividend then then you can get money back without having to sell it. If a dividend paying stock that stopped paying a dividend but you have collected dividend payments and you sell the stock then you can either be ahead in how much money you have after selling the stock + dividend or have a less of a loss. This can be a huge deal when stocks are held in a tax sheltered account that doesn't let you tax harvest and on top of that might also have a yearly cap as to how much you can put into the account. I will never buy any stock that doesn't pay a dividend my self because the risk of buying low and selling high isn't worth it to me.
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You don't need all those. Just enough to get paid daily. It's all in how you schedule them. You can make way more selling options however.
Can you make a video talking about the tax aspect 🤔 do you pay tax when receiving dividends?
A lot of folks have been going on about a January rally and said stocks that would be experiencing significant growth these new year season, any idea which stocks this may be? I just sold my home in the Boca Grande area and I’m looking to remunerate a lump sum into the stock market before stocks rebound, is this a good time to buy or no?
yes, transportation, e-commerce among other sectors are expected to experience growth, but who knows, the market has been a basket of surprises.
I love this guy! Im gonna try and conquer this list. Start with one share each. With a bear helping make it cheaper too. Thank you for what you do!
Always glad to help. My dad was a trucker all his life. Thank you for being a part of the community
I’m building a similar list (gonna see if I can fill your list into my empty spots) but possible tip here:
1. I will plan out every single pay date AND ex-dividend date. Once those are planned out, every paycheck I will drop $100 into the highest yield stock with a exdiv date that is 3 days out from my paycheck.
2. I will use the same paydate/exdiv sheet and every day or every other day, I will check my account for any dividend payouts, I will put that return into the UPCOMING exdiv date dividend.
Hopefully that will “turbocharge” my DRIP.
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How has it been working out for you
You are truly the Goat when it comes to dividends. I thought your weekly one was great , but this one should make you drop the mic and walk away from the camera. If I had 7/8 figure money, you'd definitely be my financial advisor 👍
mic 🎤 drop LOL. I appreciate it. Lots of time and research on this one but fun vid to do
thanks for the great info. I'm just beginning to invest. I'm hearing that even though the market is confusing right now, that I should continue investing weekly into dividends. I know I'll lose some money, that's the risk. It will be difficult, but I feel like I should stay in, and continue to invest in good and bad times and not try and time the market.
My wife and I are retiring this year with over $6,000,000 in tax deferred investments. up until 3 years ago we were 100% in the S&P. During bear markets we had a perfect plan. We got an investment manager in our corner and didn’t look at our portfolio for nearly a year. Just kept buying at low prices.
“Markets are constantly in a state of uncertainty and flux and money is made by discounting the obvious and betting on the unexpected.” -George Soros
@@j.wmatney Great job ! I’m a young mom and I would love to achieve this level of success myself please is it possible to get to your manager ?
Thank you Andrea. Her name is Amie Christine Shapiro. I really don’t know if you can hire her also but she is well researched. Just look her up online.
Wow I know Amie, Investing with her has been a different ball game entirely so different from the stale methods of managers I’ve worked with in the past. We ended last year on $2.4m starting on $500k adding $250k
Off the top, you must be referring to ex-dates, not pay dates, or I've heard you wrong. 🙃For example, referring to what I know because I own them, ABBV, KMI, VZ pay in Feb, go ex in January. PRU, IBM go ex in Feb, pay in March. MO, IRM go ex in March (coming up, Dec 21 & 14), pay in April. I've incorporated your strategy and education for over 2 years now and am collecting dividends almost weekly, with an average yield just over 7% (APPL, MSFT bring it down) AND, though the balance is down for this year, it's still quite green from where I started in July 2020. Thank you! (for my future reference 1:51, 6:37, 10:41 lists)
I started work on this list. And yup I'm seeing my calendar fill up a little with paydays.
Hey Joseph could you do an update on this video since it's been a year now to compare what you've done already
I love dividend stocks :)
I like IRM too.
Easier to buy SCHD?
This is the power of dividend growth investing, passive income for the win and yes, winning is sweet...
Just finished up the two year old one just now an on to this one thank you Joseph
I'm debating on making a utube on buying these after your work. Your list is really good
Marry Christmas to you and your family!
Merry Christmas! Thank you for being a part of the community
Make. An update for 2024
Great video.
I value your opinions. I watch most of your videos. I have a question. I am near retired.
Collecting dividends and premiums will help my retirement.
I just sell Call option and Put one year option at same expiration on SPY.
For example, today SPY is closed at $393.83 which I own 100 shares.
I would just sell SPY 12/15/23 call option at $405 and collected possible $36.90.
At the same time, I will also sell SPY 12/15/23 put option at $350 collected about $18.
Therefore, I will be able to collect $36.90+$18.00+$6.18 div= $61.08
I don’t really need to worry downside or buy more SPY.
Downside is minimized, and is diversified
Any thought?
Thanks
SPY will reach way over that and you’ll lose those shares and won’t be able to repeat that strategy next year unless you rebuy at a much higher price
Hard to say without seeing rest of portfolio. Make sure you have other assets like bonds and REITs. I would use the bucket strategy so you have cash set aside for expenses in case the strategy turns against you
cool i was wondering about this, thanks for sharing the xml. wish they had a list online of all stocks sortable by payout dates would make it so much easyier.
I have a newbie question. I have been watching several of the payout videos and find them very informative. But what if I don't want a payout, what if I want the dividend to buy another share of said stock? Is that something that can be set up to automatically happen?
In your brokerage acct, you can turn on "drip" ...Dividend Reinvestment Plan for each individual stock. I don't have mine turned on as the dividends can go to a more undervalued stock in the portfolio.
Best you can do is just reinvest into another share (i.e. buy another share when the dividends hit your account). Some stocks and platforms (M1 Finance) will do this automatically. Companies pay out dividends whether you want them or not though.
One of the best finance chanels out there. Good advice. Probably better to stick to fewer companies though. Like the 12 he is mentioning
Yeah, trying to keep up with this one was a pain. 58 is too many and basically you've just got a market dividend portfolio at that point. Fun theme though.
Great topic exactly what I am tryi to find. Greetings
How do we get our hands on your 360-day spreadsheet?
Bought SQM today for dividend play, have you looked into it? 200 deep ✌️
What platforms do people use to buy these stocks ??? (UK and US)
I use M1 and Etrade for my long-term portfolios and Webu6for trading
Any possibility for an update (if any changes need to be made)? Thank you!
As always, a great and informative video Joseph. Thanks!
Thanks. Always glad to help. Thank you for being a part of the community!
I am new to investing my question is you buy a stock say 100. The stock goes down you lose money -115.00 what happens to the negative -15? I get that you lost your stock but what next?
Is this still a valid strategy since 60 plus stocks might be considered too many stocks to have?
I'd go with the smaller 'weekly' portfolio - just 12 dividend stocks are enough to send you a dividend each week. Easier to manage but I got a lot of comment requests for a daily video.
@@josephhogue thank you for your guidance.
At 11:11 He stated that Devon Energy produced oil in Delaware, but the "Delaware Basin" is the name of a location Texas.
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Are these all stocks in the USA? Don't want to get into international
All trade on the US exchanges
Any opinion on GBDC?
Not one I follow but make sure you check avg weighted yield on its portfolio of loans to make sure its above div yield. Important for BDCs
but how to buy n hold or what sounds like ton o cash need
MO does not pay in December. Last payment was in October.
Must have changed since last time I researched these
Good video would like some input on SL green realty as the stock has been falling end to know if it is worth. Bought the stock for monthly dividend. Your input would be appreciated
Most REITs have been hit this year. REIT index down 21% and some property types even more. SL is a good one though not one I own. Mostly just an economic problem so if you like the company, I'd stick with it
Great advice! I've read Seeking Alpha for years but never used the paid service. Two things though; you asked if there was another stock we'd suggest, Stag industries has been very good to me through the years, also I can't help but notice you're suggesting a lot of energy stocks that are based on fossil fuels. The current administration and even International administrations seem to be pushing to reduce and even eliminate fossil fuels . Don't you worry that will affect profitability on these companies?
Why worry the world is fucked more every year by the government of each country
Am actually selling my energy stocks (today's livestream) for the next couple of months but still like the 3-5 year outlook. Explorers just haven't been increasing supply enough since the 2014 crash and that's left supply coming up short. Read today that shale resources in the U.S. (especially Permian) are seeing much slower growth and that the wells are tapped out. Will likely be supportive of oil prices at least for next couple of years and will make them cash machines. Longer-term (6-10 years and beyond) the alt energy substitution does get to be a bigger factor and I probably wouldn't be holding energy then.
i wan to invest in 100 dollar a month is there a formula to see what you get in return from the dividen
Where do I get the list of dividends that pay every day?
Thanks Joseph for this video! I really needed this today. I appreciate your work and your insight.
Always glad to help. Thank you for being a part of the community
Hey i been trying to figure out numbers . My idea is what if i buy schd and buy 100 shares , how much money would i have in 1 year ?. Or how about i buy 1 share of every stock that schd holds ? How much money would i get in dividends ? Maybe you can help me out with numbers . I honestly thinking of buying all 100 intead . I feel i would get all the dividends plus growth. What you think ?
PNW pays last quarter of the quarter so March, June, sept and December. The first of the month usually . Thanks for this though
Madly interested 😊😊😊
I’m going to aggressively capture these stocks, sell all but one each time I do, for a couple of years, and use drip. From there I will let them grow. Any Thoughts?
Is there an m1 finance portfolio containing all these stocks
Haven't used M1 for a while, mostly just for a couple of long-term portfolios I have
This is great. Thanks
Thanks. Always glad to help. Thank you for being a part of the community!
Thanks for this vid !
Sure thing. Fun idea but was a ton of time and research
Bow tie Nation, what is your perspective on Star Bulk Carrier (SBLK)?
Carriers have held up in the big supply chain disruption over the last few years. Shipping wasn't building enough boats so rates went up. Could have another year but you've got to worry about two things; one is when the buildup of new ships lowers rates and 2) if an economic slowdown ruins demand. That's a lot of risk right now.
@@josephhogue great information, I didn’t think of the possible slow down or the rates
thanks for the good ideas!
I loveeee DIVIDEND STOCKS 🎉🥂🎊🎈💃🏽
Hi! Thanks so much for your great videos! 🙌 Appreciate you. What are your thoughts on Reits for dividend income? Wondering if you e done any recent videos on Reits?
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Finally! Been asking for a update on this one for a while ❤️
you could also talk a bit about whats the best time to buy these stocks? If I want to hold them long term, should I wait after the next ex dividend date because they usually fall after that?
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Make same video but with ETFs
Thank you
Heck yeah this one with the other four that's two years old sweet thank you.
Sorry newbie here. Dividends just put more money into your shares? Kinda like a cashback?
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Not sure if this channel is still active but could you do the math to get $1 daily from dividends
So, how much capitals in total does one need to put in these 58 stocks, at their current price, to generate the $3k/month dividends?
Around 1 million.
I clicked on the download link and entered my email address. Then when I received the confirm email I clicked on it and then my Internet provider identified it a a dangerous site. Even when I said to allow it it wanted to make changes to my computer. Is there any other way to get the spreadsheet?
I couldn’t get the spreadsheet either
The downside is how do you keep track of all these companies. For example if I had Lumen on my list, it just cut ALL its dividend and for me changing the strategy for holding that stock. I probably wouldn't notice because I would never really be able to follow 58 companies.
Why is Nasdaq showing a dividend yield of 3.05% for DVN but you showed 10%?
They might be calculating on forward rather than trailing dividends. Will have to check
Thanks a bunch
Great video
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I counted 53 in video and listened what r the other 5
Watching in October 2024. Has this list been updated?
Perfect timing man. I am trying to reevaluate my portfolio for the new year. Will definitely use this information in my research.
Always glad to help. Thank you for being a part of the community
I wonder how much will it cost you to buy one share of each.
ooh great question. I need to update the vid
anyone notice the majority of these stocks and months line up with the ex date and not the payment date?
Yeah, *sigh*
I believe you do a newer version of this going forward just curious with economy going forward especially with the presidential race 👍🏻💪🏻
dividend list is empty. why you share list which is empty?
Definitely missing $PBR
I get dividends almost everday of the week I wish it was $150 a day vs 5, 15 cent everyday.
By the time your 225 years old it might be $150 per day. Keep up the good work and freeze your head when you die. Maybe then they'll have a way to revive your head. 🤣😂
@@nowthatsfunny1 got 28cent today pay raise
Am I the only one who counted 55 and not 58 stocks?!?! 18+16+19+2=55 not 58!!!! Am I wrong?
Hmm, will have to check my notes. Hard to keep track with that many...which is a good reason not to have so many I guess but was a fun experiment
I only counted 55 also.
list is wrong , Majority of stocks on this Jan list pay in Feb and so on.
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Why explain yourself or tell people they don’t have to hold Altria and Phillip Morris. I hope you are not worried about hurting someone’s feelings. This is a dividend video and they pay dividends.
58 too many?
It is. It was a fun idea but very hard to track that many stocks. At that point you've got an ETF of high yield stocks so maybe don't have to follow each
Yup, SCHD 🚀
Bro, how in the hell does anyone that isn't some trust fund kid invest in the stock market for Dividends? I literally don't make 37k a year with the 9-5 I do on top of my side hustle. It's practically only made for the rich from what I can tell.
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by not working a 9-5
This guy has the sexiest voice.
LOL. Gotta hide this comment so my wife doesn't see it 🤣
Every day?
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I gave you my email but no download , what gives ?
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Videos like this earn “money messiah” status. Sharing with all. Well done.
LOL. Love it! I appreciate it. A lot of time and research into this one
You failed to tell your viewers you need to be a millionaire to have a dividend portfolio to pay out what you state.
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you telling people to buy cop?
your telling people to buy but not showing chart analysis?
no problem you recommending people to purchase, recommend away….. but right now buy it?? right now???
its at 114 right now from being 138,
just showed the adxcrossover signal indicating stable bars over this week followed by another drop
based on analysis, you may get this stock for $105 around, but you recommending it now??
your showing that you bought it $10 off its peak, you could have bought it cheaper
I WAS SO RIGHT! cop fell back so hard right after your “recommendation”
WHAT IS YOUR RESEARCH ON? your just making a profit based on content output no quality.
WHY is everyone listening to you? because their fish…
WELL I WAS RIGHT! stock for cop is AT $110.00 … $20+ less than what HE recommended you buy it for.
wish the recommendations were more properly advised
Im trying to get enough dividend stocks to pay monthly but i never ever thought of daily! Haha The amount of money to be able to do this is A LOT. Most stocks are at least 100 dollars so your daily dividend would be maybe .25-.60 cents a day. Enough to buy 1 piece of bubble gum. If you started at age 19 you might be really well off at 65 if you stuck to it.
Oh Vanguard just loves that list, all those divie stocks with Joe giving us all this information, poor Vanguard's site is over loaded now!
LOL. Vanguard servers crashing
Thank you for doing an updated version of this that I asked for. This kind of series is super nice.
I have a saying "Its stupid to buy stocks that doesn't pay a dividend because each payout is like insuring your money"
@@crohmer how so?
If a stock that doesn't pay a dividend drops in price and never recovers and you sell it at a loss then you lost money.
If a stock pays a dividend and it drops but still keeps paying a dividend then then you can get money back without having to sell it.
If a dividend paying stock that stopped paying a dividend but you have collected dividend payments and you sell the stock then you can either be ahead in how much money you have after selling the stock + dividend or have a less of a loss.
This can be a huge deal when stocks are held in a tax sheltered account that doesn't let you tax harvest and on top of that might also have a yearly cap as to how much you can put into the account.
I will never buy any stock that doesn't pay a dividend my self because the risk of buying low and selling high isn't worth it to me.
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Love the icon