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Lists of Dividend Aristocrats and Dividend Kings (NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE)
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Nice video
VOC is up 110% ytd 15.9% dividend yield. SJT up 92.45% ytd 14.47% dividend yield monthly payer. SBR up 92.59% ytd 9.97% dividend yield monthly payer.
VOC is up over 140% over the last 5 years.
These all generally follow oil and gas prices so you do have to keep a close eye on them.
No more FTX pumping maybe 2023 is looking up. Still no this is not financial advice disclosure but hey.
Can I get paid in Hyatt points instead? 🙂
Have you heard of ZIM? They’re paying out $3-$5 quarterly dividends (share price is currently $25.67) and their payout ratio is relatively low, roughly 30-40%. The reason they’re able to do this is because their stock is so cheap with a P/E of less than 1 (no I’m not joking) since they’re in the container shipping industry where large growth isn’t particularly expected
I started my dividend portfolio over the summer… started with $300 and has built up with small adds and reinvestments over the last 6 months for almost $1600 balance!
Yeah, Nancy and Paul Pelosi knows what stocks are going up and down because they make the laws and the regulation that chooses "winners" and "losers" and they invest correspondingly.
A year ago I began watching a bunch of YouTube dividend stock videos, people like DividendBull. You begin to notice the same stocks being recommended. The right combination of solid company, solid industry, affordable price, a nice (but not crazy high) payout. I have a mix of quarterly and monthly dividend stocks. I began the account using all the bank account signup bonuses I made in 2021 and let it run for nine months. Surprisingly the stocks did not lose too much value (other than September 2022 which was awful). It's now November and I'm up about 1.35% That sounds awful but remember the market in general is down quite a bit this year. My 2023 dividends project to be about $1,650. Nice little side income and I'm reinvesting so it will begin to snowball.
The Andre burn was funny
Big oil companies rarely cut their dividends. Even during the 2020 lockdown and when oil futures went negative, the big oil companies still paid dividends. That’s a heck of a stress test.
The dividend ETF I've invested in is SCHD-Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF. I'm going to pick up some more shares for my IRA next time there is a dip in the market.
Building up a dividend portfolio can definitely be great if you intend to eventually live off the dividends. It isn’t something I’ve gotten into yet since I’m really trying to invest in my business (my YouTube channel) instead of funneling all my spare cash into the market. My retirement accounts are still being contributed to though.. nobody freak out 😂 Great video Ben!
You gotta be careful with the Andrei jokes. Spencer Cornelia will come after you in the comments. lol
Good video. I thought when you said types of dividends you were going to talk about Qualified vs Non-qualified dividends. That is more important because it determines how the dividend is taxed. You pay more taxes for Non-qualified dividends like REITs and MLPs vs Qualified dividends. Non-qualified dividends are taxed as part of regular income vs Qualified dividends which pays the long term capital gains rate.
What's the difference between "SDIV" and "DIV" etf?
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Great video, Ben, solid channel. I am not sure I have stopped by here before, but either which way… I could not agree more in beating the recession with quality investments like dividend stocks…
Building a dividend portfolio is crucial for future wealth. I'm currently working on my own dividend portfolio, and am documenting it through my YouTube Channel. There are a ton of different dividend etfs and stocks that it can get a little confusing. I'd recommend JEPI and SCHD for sure, with a variety of Dividend Aristocrats to start out!
Some dividend kings were never dividend aristocrats because they don’t meet the S and P’s requirements. So the overlap is not complete.