I own MAIN ARCC & WPC Have you ever looked at OMF? I’d like to hear what you think. I own it so I like it. Pays a growing dividend and special dividends but I never hear anyone talk about it
I’ve had MAIN for a while now. I’m GLAD I found your channel. Lol get it? You’re like a breath of fresh air tbh. The fact that you like a lot of the same dividend stocks and etfs that I like makes me feel like I did a pretty good job on my own due diligence. You kinda reassure me that I’m not just buying crap. I’m definitely going to research ARCC And Hercules Capital now. Thanks for the great research and stellar content👌🏼
Considering all these unpredictable rallies and as one with not much cash, is it better to invest into Real Estates or into Stocks. Which would yield better output. Considering a young mid income, short term person living in the US with less time on my hands?
Has got to be Stocks but of course, you have to be well informed on the right ones or better still, get a pro to handle it for you (that way, you save time and minimize risks). Made my first million this way earlier this year. One more thing, one can wake you up by 2am to complain about a leaking pipe, the other can't.
@@user-zl5gn5lg6 Very sound advise! I have been into both for long and though I won't say I have lost a fortune, I have squandered quite a lot... If it's not a problem, do you mind recommending the pro you worked with? I could definitely use the help of one right now... I look forward to your reply...
@@toyko7200 Funny enough, I can honestly relate. I don't know if I am permitted to drop it here, but her name is "Leah Marie Sandock". Was in the news a lot in 2018. You may look her up for more.
@@user-zl5gn5lg6 wow I know this little lady. Once attended a fundraiser she was also in attendance here in Vancouver,, Great speaker with a funny accent,, She's American though, I doubt she works with foreigners,,,
Good picks...Personally I've been trying to stick to ETFs and CEF's for simplicity. I found RLTY for reits. The portfolio looks good, pays monthly with a high divy by also writing some call options. It only started this year. So it's real new/untested though. BDC's will be the only sector that I need to buy individual stocks. Can't find a fund that seems good enough. I like MAIN, GAIN, PFLT, SCM, GLAD, TSLX and ARCC. Trying to help out reporting the spam comments too.
Great video, huge fan of WPC out of all of these investments. However, all around, I agree with you in that it is important to capture both growth and value when investing. I try to keep the dividend yield between 3%-4% and look for continued share price growth over the span of time before even diving into the metrics..
The crypto market has been Favorable for experienced traders willing to make profit. I’d say it’s outrightly wrong for investors to sit back and hold while incurring losses with major dips in the market.
Obviously people still make a whole lot of money in the crypto space.All you need is the right information and probably proper guidance from an expert.
A very good technical analysis and understanding of price action in the market makes trading easier and less confusing. As a beginner, I strongly recommend a professional for your analysis, he is Austin Nolan Thomas
@@christopheranderson1662 Investing through a professional, better with one assigned by a crypto tradin company makes trading secure, less stressful>>>>
I've been investing a lot in $SHIP I did the math and while its risky, I stand to make the same I would on other stocks with far less investment. I got 100 shares for $0.70 a share and will make $10 a year off just those for a $70 investment. I've since gotten more shares and now will make $22 a year off my shares.
**Hahahahaha** Dude, this company has lost like 99.99% of its value over the last 10 years. Used to be worth like $2,200.00 in 2012, now it's worth like $0,000.70. It's literally only paid like 3 dividends, of a whopping 2.5 cents per **quarter** since 2008. Stop tryna' pump & dump this garbage. #FFS... 🤣 This wouldn't even rank as a #MemeStonk...
@@MGmirkin It just paid a Dividend this month, you really going trash on someone for buying a penny stock that pays a dividend? How may Penny stocks do you know that pay a dividend? Also, this is UA-cam, not Twitter or a Call of Duty Twitch Stream. You look like an immature kid talking like that.
I really enjoy the videos. I don't think I would have ever learned about cbds from other sources. A deeper break down of how you research a potential pick would be cool, but appreciate all you've done so far.
Dividends do offer a better mindset of knowing that something is coming back. Growth is just speculation. Kevin o leary admits he doesn't invest in anything without dividends because dividends show that the company is making money. Just a though
When the company goes ex dividend the share price drops by the same value of the dividend paid so the net gain is zero. You also may have to pay tax on the dividends as well as receiving the dividend sometimes months after the share price has dropped meaning the income received is affected more by inflation. These two combined means the net return can be negative. Just a thought.
@@mattcarpenter6986 if it is a quality company than the price will go back up so It doesn't matter, also just buy more shares when the ex dividend hits so you buy more for less money. A lot of people talk about the share price dropping but by that logic every company that pays dividends will go to 0 which is factually not true has coca cola stock dropped to 0 in the 50 plus years it has been paying and raising dividends?
@@MrconsistentFGC No I was just making a point. I trade dividend capture so am aware the share price recovers. For the FTSE100 for all companies for the years 2015 to 2020 the average time for the share price to recover for all dividends paid throughout that period was 30 days. With an average yield of around 3%. There's a lot of money to be made in dividends.
@@mattcarpenter6986 true. But you don't have to sell your shares either, so with good companies they will still grow and still pay dividends. With only growth your only making money on paper until you sell and then you can't get back in at your low price when you did
I watch and rewatch your videos everyday thanks for the encouragement and entertainment! Your strategy is new and refreshing and really fits my wants and needs! High yield heck yea!
I think one should also check these companies on their leverage and namely their interest coverage or maybe compare their operating cash flow to their interest payments. Sometimes increased profits come only by increasing the leverage and that is no really healthy growth.
Good video! I own WPC from a few years ago and have been happy with them. Right now like you said they are a bit overpriced so won't be adding currently. I'll have to look further at the others. Sort of stayed away from BDCs as they tend to be risker and most haven't done well long term, but will have a look at the ones you suggested.
Looks like a solid group of stks that pay a good div. MAIN has gotten a lot of love off the June bottom with a steady march back up near the Jan high. Very impressive.
I'd been hoping you would address "Both". One thing I'd noticed on higher-paying dividend stocks is that Covered Calls do not pay well if at all. Do you know of any that do all three, dividend, growth, and reasonable Covered Call returns?
Covered call returns will only do well if the stock has some volatility and dividends directly counteract that. Dividends paid out reduce share price by cash being taken out of the company, so people know this and don't buy extremely bullish calls
Please do episode on how to wash Div gains against stock loss. Since stock losses are capped at 3k per year only. That’s if there is a legal way of doing it. Thanks
I keep seeing dividend stocks recommended that have a payout ratio over 100%. Is the payout ratio not important? For example, WPC's payout ratio is currently over 156%.
@@michaelhutchinson2854 I don't think you get my point. He keeps recommending stocks (and REITS) with really high payout ratios but I haven't heard his explanation for why that's ok or what metric he is using instead.
Plenty of UTE's to buy. I own DUK, but ETR was a good holding too. Ute's for the most part are 3.5% yielders. They have held up in price but also slow dividend growers.
@@wa210 It looks like it went public in 2008 so I don't think that is a true test. The only reason I mention this is I think we are getting evidence of a debt crisis unfolding right now. There are about 12-13 countries (3rd world) that are about to declare default on their debt and it appears this is just the start. Sir Lanka is one that is in the news. Not pretty. Debt defaults can become like a snowball rolling down a hill, small at first and not too long it is huge. The main cause is the countries have US $ debt that is large and now they have to pay high interest costs. The quality of the debt then becomes important. Currently almost all public corporate debt is triple B. One above junk. Not a good place to be if we get a debt tsunami. Corporate debt in 2008 was way higher, lots of it triple A or double A and it still became a problem then. So what do you think?
@@sdavidleigh6642 Actually 2007 as far as I know MAIN went public. Fared ok during 08 crash and I believe actually raised the divvy. It did suspend it's specials a year or two back, also survived the pandemic and took a big hit in stock price of which I bought more @$25. Nothing is ever safe on WS, so one never knows, but IMO at least to me, MAIN has proven itself thus far. If the **** hits the fan, I can always bail. As for DEBT for many countries, there is always problems in the world. Heck, look at the piles of debt for many of the top companies in the USA. Some will handle better than others. As for my other holdings, I invest in companies I know and use their products or many people do for the most part, like VLO, CVS, DUK, etc.. I will receive a decent lump sum pension in a couple months, and will be looking to park a bunch of it in CD's. Lighten my risk moving forward. Let's hope the world doesn't fall apart in the future.
@@wa210 I think if it did fall apart it will just be a reset. The assets would still be there, just different owners. As an investment advisor for 35 years I have seen a lot and lending of money isn't as easy as it looks sometimes because of the leverage. Most people in my country (Canada) have a government pension and thus AAA rating on their retirement money. They don't really save for that reason but a risk I see is our currency. The Canadian $ was at par 4 years ago and is 77 cents now. Most of our consumption comes State side so they have had a pay cut of almost 30% not including regular inflation. What if our currency were to fall another 20% - this would be a problem for people. I keep telling them to save / invest but it falls on deft ears. Thank you for responding friend.
@@ldrown They were in process of becoming a bank after they purchased one in NY I believe. They will likely still pay a dividend but are not bound by the 90% taxable income as dividends to share holders. I sold out of them after they announced they are becoming a bank last year.
I came here to learn how to invest after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $960,000 in 4 months from $160k, somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm still confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
It is possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority. However, most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
Interesting. I have a lump sum doing absolutely nothing at all in my bank account, I wanna get something started with it. You seem to be doing excellent for yourself, how do you achieve this?
@Erica Stewart That's impressive. Are you giving her your money or the money stays in your trading account? What's really the idea behind copying trades.
It’s so amazing to see the channel grow this fast. I know you already made a video about the SLRC merger, but I would love to see a nother in depth analysis video, as it’s probably my fav BDC. I appreciate the effort you put in your videos and it’s been great to be part of this channels journey.
I own 3 BDC's which Bull mentions. A third of my portfolio is designed for income stocks and MAIN is my largest holding currently. Love ringing the register every month, but all are on reinvestment plan. Let compounding work it's magic. I also own WPC, and has been a good performer for my portfolio . Glad to see the DBull likes these as well. Income first, secondary with cap appreciation is great for my income side.
I had a great week in stock and crypto market. Earning over $5k from my investment every single week is overwhelming... Thanks🙏 for all you do keep up the good work
Hello 👋 Loved the video. I have a question for you though. I am looking for the Income Statement and Balance Sheet info as seen from (in) your videos (I would assume from the NYSE). Can you tell me where I can view this information? - and also info on viewing dividend information in “chart” form (bar chart - as opposed to just numbers). Thank you 😄👍 - JC
I own Ares and Main Street. Main Street has managed to outperform my investment. Another good one I have is OHI which is a health care investor. Wells Fargo has been stomping too, up 12%.
I almost forgot to like. So I figured I should at least comment. I inherited some cash last year and my advisor at the bank says I am doing well picking investments. (I am 2% down while the market is 20% down.) I didn't tell him that you were giving me stocks to research. :-)
@@leagueleaders If you take 2 companies. Company A pays a 7% dividend that grows 3% per year but only pays a dividend twice a year and company B pays a 3% yield that grows 1% a year but pays dividend monthly. You'd be stupid to invest in company B just because you like the idea of a monthly income.
@@leagueleaders No I'm thinking like an investor. You can transfer bi annual dividends into a separate account and do a monthly standing order to your main account if you need monthly income. You should focus on the quality of the company and dividend over the timing and frequency.
@@mattcarpenter6986 speak for yourself. If you're investing for dividend income, WHEN you get those dividends is pretty important. You know when you get paid at your job right? Same rules apply
Thanks for the video. How do you think fsk stacks up compared to the other bdc's you mentioned in the video? It's a holding I have in my Roth. I originally had fskr then they merged into fsk.
My fav div channel. You get straight to business, you're easy to listen to, clear and informative.
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honestly a really good channel, this ones a gem
I own MAIN ARCC & WPC
Have you ever looked at OMF?
I’d like to hear what you think. I own it so I like it. Pays a growing dividend and special dividends but I never hear anyone talk about it
I’ve had MAIN for a while now. I’m GLAD I found your channel. Lol get it? You’re like a breath of fresh air tbh. The fact that you like a lot of the same dividend stocks and etfs that I like makes me feel like I did a pretty good job on my own due diligence. You kinda reassure me that I’m not just buying crap. I’m definitely going to research ARCC And Hercules Capital now. Thanks for the great research and stellar content👌🏼
What about O, is that any good?
Best dividend earning channel from my research. 10 out of 10, must reccomend
Considering all these unpredictable rallies and as one with not much cash, is it better to invest into Real Estates or into Stocks. Which would yield better output. Considering a young mid income, short term person living in the US with less time on my hands?
Has got to be Stocks but of course, you have to be well informed on the right ones or better still, get a pro to handle it for you (that way, you save time and minimize risks). Made my first million this way earlier this year. One more thing, one can wake you up by 2am to complain about a leaking pipe, the other can't.
@@user-zl5gn5lg6 Very sound advise! I have been into both for long and though I won't say I have lost a fortune, I have squandered quite a lot... If it's not a problem, do you mind recommending the pro you worked with? I could definitely use the help of one right now... I look forward to your reply...
Why not both? Diversification is the key
@@toyko7200 Funny enough, I can honestly relate. I don't know if I am permitted to drop it here, but her name is "Leah Marie Sandock". Was in the news a lot in 2018. You may look her up for more.
@@user-zl5gn5lg6 wow I know this little lady. Once attended a fundraiser she was also in attendance here in Vancouver,, Great speaker with a funny accent,, She's American though, I doubt she works with foreigners,,,
Im really getting a lot from these videos. Thanks for all your efforts to educate your subscribers.
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@Dividend Bull how many stocks are in your portfolio?
WHich website or tool do you use to see the divient and book history you checked in this video?
Compare AGNC to XYLD. High yields on both but no handling fees on AGNC. Do you prefer one over the other for someone income investing who is retired?
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Good picks...Personally I've been trying to stick to ETFs and CEF's for simplicity. I found RLTY for reits. The portfolio looks good, pays monthly with a high divy by also writing some call options. It only started this year. So it's real new/untested though. BDC's will be the only sector that I need to buy individual stocks. Can't find a fund that seems good enough. I like MAIN, GAIN, PFLT, SCM, GLAD, TSLX and ARCC. Trying to help out reporting the spam comments too.
I’ve got MAIN, GAIN, GOOD, and PSEC. Happy with all of them
I report the scammers and leave snarky comments.
I own Aries,Good, Arbor, Main, very happy with them & plan to buy more.
What about ABR?
Great video, huge fan of WPC out of all of these investments. However, all around, I agree with you in that it is important to capture both growth and value when investing. I try to keep the dividend yield between 3%-4% and look for continued share price growth over the span of time before even diving into the metrics..
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Is there an ETF like PBDC that prioritizes for dividend growth for BDC's?
Bots are here, must be doing something right. I appreciate the sharing of your hard work.👍😉
I bought GAIN at $9.20 per share. Sweet monthly dividends, solid company.
Even with this crash people still make a ton of profit. I wonder what am doing wrong as a holder
The crypto market has been Favorable for experienced traders willing to make profit. I’d say it’s outrightly wrong for investors to sit back and hold while incurring losses with major dips in the market.
Obviously people still make a whole lot of money in the crypto space.All you need is the right information and probably proper guidance from an expert.
A very good technical analysis and understanding of price action in the market makes trading easier and less confusing. As a beginner, I strongly recommend a professional for your analysis, he is Austin Nolan Thomas
@@adamsalves9463>>>Really, how do I reach him?
Am tired of losing more while holdin.
@@christopheranderson1662 Investing through a professional, better with one assigned by a crypto tradin company makes trading secure, less stressful>>>>
I'd also like WPC to pull back to $75-ish to buy more; I have all off them. Thank you for the validation.
Same here, I sold off what I had to move into another account but the price shot up and hasn’t gone back down.
What web site do you use to view the dividend history chart?
I've been investing a lot in $SHIP I did the math and while its risky, I stand to make the same I would on other stocks with far less investment. I got 100 shares for $0.70 a share and will make $10 a year off just those for a $70 investment. I've since gotten more shares and now will make $22 a year off my shares.
**Hahahahaha**
Dude, this company has lost like 99.99% of its value over the last 10 years. Used to be worth like $2,200.00 in 2012, now it's worth like $0,000.70. It's literally only paid like 3 dividends, of a whopping 2.5 cents per **quarter** since 2008.
Stop tryna' pump & dump this garbage. #FFS... 🤣 This wouldn't even rank as a #MemeStonk...
@@MGmirkin It just paid a Dividend this month, you really going trash on someone for buying a penny stock that pays a dividend? How may Penny stocks do you know that pay a dividend? Also, this is UA-cam, not Twitter or a Call of Duty Twitch Stream. You look like an immature kid talking like that.
I bought Fro and Nat and insw which are in ship
What are your views on SBLK & GOGL shipping companies? Their dividends are 25% and 18% respectively.
I really love your content! High yield with a healthy view of the risks involved. Keep'em coming!
what do you think of O reality? the dividends seem pretty consistent and the company seems solid. what do you think?
I really enjoy the videos. I don't think I would have ever learned about cbds from other sources. A deeper break down of how you research a potential pick would be cool, but appreciate all you've done so far.
what website do you use to show this information? thx
Dividends do offer a better mindset of knowing that something is coming back. Growth is just speculation. Kevin o leary admits he doesn't invest in anything without dividends because dividends show that the company is making money. Just a though
When the company goes ex dividend the share price drops by the same value of the dividend paid so the net gain is zero. You also may have to pay tax on the dividends as well as receiving the dividend sometimes months after the share price has dropped meaning the income received is affected more by inflation. These two combined means the net return can be negative. Just a thought.
That Oleary gives some sage advice. I've heard him say that too and it made an impression!
@@mattcarpenter6986 if it is a quality company than the price will go back up so It doesn't matter, also just buy more shares when the ex dividend hits so you buy more for less money. A lot of people talk about the share price dropping but by that logic every company that pays dividends will go to 0 which is factually not true has coca cola stock dropped to 0 in the 50 plus years it has been paying and raising dividends?
@@MrconsistentFGC No I was just making a point. I trade dividend capture so am aware the share price recovers. For the FTSE100 for all companies for the years 2015 to 2020 the average time for the share price to recover for all dividends paid throughout that period was 30 days. With an average yield of around 3%. There's a lot of money to be made in dividends.
@@mattcarpenter6986 true. But you don't have to sell your shares either, so with good companies they will still grow and still pay dividends. With only growth your only making money on paper until you sell and then you can't get back in at your low price when you did
I hold MAIN, AGNC, HRZN, MO, AM, JEPI in my roth. I'm looking at USOI now
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I watch and rewatch your videos everyday thanks for the encouragement and entertainment! Your strategy is new and refreshing and really fits my wants and needs! High yield heck yea!
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I own both WPC and MAIN but also GAIN and a little bit of OCSL due to their high dividend.
I have Diana Shipping in mind. Nice growth since early April and nice yield of 15%
Where do you see al that info he shows? What website is that?
I think one should also check these companies on their leverage and namely their interest coverage or maybe compare their operating cash flow to their interest payments. Sometimes increased profits come only by increasing the leverage and that is no really healthy growth.
Thanks for this excellent analysis of these fine companies. What site or service are you using when you show the yearly financials?
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Yup recently bought back in May ARCC and Mainstreet...was down for awhile but finally turned around.
I like MAIN
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I own main, htgc main and arcc. Your analysis was excellent and makes me more confiden when I buy more shares tomorrow!
Good video! I own WPC from a few years ago and have been happy with them. Right now like you said they are a bit overpriced so won't be adding currently. I'll have to look further at the others. Sort of stayed away from BDCs as they tend to be risker and most haven't done well long term, but will have a look at the ones you suggested.
All your picks are on the top of the hill
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Looks like a solid group of stks that pay a good div. MAIN has gotten a lot of love off the June bottom with a steady march back up near the Jan high. Very impressive.
I'd been hoping you would address "Both". One thing I'd noticed on higher-paying dividend stocks is that Covered Calls do not pay well if at all. Do you know of any that do all three, dividend, growth, and reasonable Covered Call returns?
Covered call returns will only do well if the stock has some volatility and dividends directly counteract that. Dividends paid out reduce share price by cash being taken out of the company, so people know this and don't buy extremely bullish calls
Please do episode on how to wash Div gains against stock loss. Since stock losses are capped at 3k per year only. That’s if there is a legal way of doing it. Thanks
ARCC and MAIN are great; HTGC and WPC are not my favorite. Good video!
What about Blackstone and Berkshire or Investor A/B?
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you really need to do a video showing your portfolio
Can u share with us your holdings
i have ARCC and MAIN, very good solid
what are your portfolio size? how much do you even need for meaningful dividend?
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I was wondering if you did a video focusing on the BDC's that have only or the highest 1st lien portfolios.
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Ｉ really like like MAIN and WPC, but may add GAIN later this year.
CLM, CFR, DIV if you plan to reinvest.
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Alan thank you so much for this channel seriously. I’m so freaking inspired and starting my portfolio over again. I’m so excited!!! ❤️😊😊
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I personally on Aries N it has held up very very well even at the current price I think it’s a decent by
I keep seeing dividend stocks recommended that have a payout ratio over 100%. Is the payout ratio not important? For example, WPC's payout ratio is currently over 156%.
It’s a reit different metrics needed.
@@michaelhutchinson2854 Clearly not since the stock price is in the toilet and shows no signs of reversing.
@@duskrider1724 tell you what…don’t invest in it then…🤡
@@michaelhutchinson2854 I don't think you get my point. He keeps recommending stocks (and REITS) with really high payout ratios but I haven't heard his explanation for why that's ok or what metric he is using instead.
@@duskrider1724 he literally has in another video….dude. AFFO/FFO metrics do some research yourself lazy American
What are some good companies in the utility sector
Plenty of UTE's to buy. I own DUK, but ETR was a good holding too. Ute's for the most part are 3.5% yielders. They have held up in price but also slow dividend growers.
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Thank you for the information. I have MAIN in my portfolio but didn't have the other 3. I will look into their information and may add them.
I like what I see in MAIN. They're in my portfolio. I had Ares and Hercules for a time, but decided the gods were not for me.
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What made you decide not to be invested in them anymore?
How did these do in 2008. That is the real test IMO.
MAIN prospered no problem as mentioned in video. Never has cut its regular dividend. That is one reason it's my top holding.
@@wa210 It looks like it went public in 2008 so I don't think that is a true test. The only reason I mention this is I think we are getting evidence of a debt crisis unfolding right now. There are about 12-13 countries (3rd world) that are about to declare default on their debt and it appears this is just the start. Sir Lanka is one that is in the news. Not pretty. Debt defaults can become like a snowball rolling down a hill, small at first and not too long it is huge. The main cause is the countries have US $ debt that is large and now they have to pay high interest costs. The quality of the debt then becomes important. Currently almost all public corporate debt is triple B. One above junk. Not a good place to be if we get a debt tsunami. Corporate debt in 2008 was way higher, lots of it triple A or double A and it still became a problem then. So what do you think?
@@sdavidleigh6642 Actually 2007 as far as I know MAIN went public. Fared ok during 08 crash and I believe actually raised the divvy. It did suspend it's specials a year or two back, also survived the pandemic and took a big hit in stock price of which I bought more @$25. Nothing is ever safe on WS, so one never knows, but IMO at least to me, MAIN has proven itself thus far. If the **** hits the fan, I can always bail. As for DEBT for many countries, there is always problems in the world. Heck, look at the piles of debt for many of the top companies in the USA. Some will handle better than others. As for my other holdings, I invest in companies I know and use their products or many people do for the most part, like VLO, CVS, DUK, etc..
I will receive a decent lump sum pension in a couple months, and will be looking to park a bunch of it in CD's. Lighten my risk moving forward.
Let's hope the world doesn't fall apart in the future.
@@wa210 I think if it did fall apart it will just be a reset. The assets would still be there, just different owners. As an investment advisor for 35 years I have seen a lot and lending of money isn't as easy as it looks sometimes because of the leverage. Most people in my country (Canada) have a government pension and thus AAA rating on their retirement money. They don't really save for that reason but a risk I see is our currency. The Canadian $ was at par 4 years ago and is 77 cents now. Most of our consumption comes State side so they have had a pay cut of almost 30% not including regular inflation. What if our currency were to fall another 20% - this would be a problem for people. I keep telling them to save / invest but it falls on deft ears. Thank you for responding friend.
Thanks for the video, couple of new (to me) stocks to check into.
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I already got htgc like 6 months ago when u said to and I'm up like 11 percent right now
You make a time machine first. You buy high growth stocks, only to sell and invest in dividend stocks. Finally you enjoy life
I was really hoping to see NEWT in this one
They aren't a BDC anymore
Really? What are they considered now then?
@@ldrown They were in process of becoming a bank after they purchased one in NY I believe. They will likely still pay a dividend but are not bound by the 90% taxable income as dividends to share holders. I sold out of them after they announced they are becoming a bank last year.
@@thekingoftheworld9553 so this will likely lead to dividend cuts you think?
Both are very important
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Main and ARCC 💪🏾
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I only like investing in ETF`s. A blend or combination of different ones is the way to go.
In ETF's what?
@@Apeiron242 ETF`s that's all. Which ones depend on your personal situation.
the only thing I found questionable in this video is at 8:00
...who is moving the mouse on his screen? because he isn't
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What methods do you use to find these gems?
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SBLK ...THX for the information...Guy from Belgium.
i used to have MAIN, now i only have PSEC from this list. SSSS is another one i will hold for life.
Ssss yield is insane but is it safe?
@@derperderp9036 the div is up and down but the payment is lovely to get each quarter, I had It for two years
@@donaldfreeman239 thank you so much
I love your channel friend
Wow I have all of these . Cool
Please share your stock calculator with dividend again 🙏
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I use etoro can anyone recommend better (UK)
Valuable content. 👍
Very good content.
Thanks for your efforts.
Being younger, why pay so much in taxes?
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Thanks for these picks. I would like to consider some of these shares if we go into a recession and they go lower. Thanks
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I'm a HUGE fan of your videos and insight! Thanks for the great content!
I own all of them :P
I came here to learn how to invest after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $960,000 in 4 months from $160k, somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm still confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
Investing in stocks is a good idea, a good trading system would put you through many days of success.
It is possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority. However, most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
Interesting. I have a lump sum doing absolutely nothing at all in my bank account, I wanna get something started with it. You seem to be doing excellent for yourself, how do you achieve this?
@Erica Stewart Hello Do you trade on your own?
@Erica Stewart That's impressive. Are you giving her your money or the money stays in your trading account? What's really the idea behind copying trades.
Your videos are excellent. A good video would be that if you could only choose 10 dividend stocks, what would they be?
Great video
It’s so amazing to see the channel grow this fast. I know you already made a video about the SLRC merger, but I would love to see a nother in depth analysis video, as it’s probably my fav BDC. I appreciate the effort you put in your videos and it’s been great to be part of this channels journey.
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so... sadly we now know wp killed their chance on aristocrat...
I own 3 BDC's which Bull mentions. A third of my portfolio is designed for income stocks and MAIN is my largest holding currently. Love ringing the register every month, but all are on reinvestment plan. Let compounding work it's magic. I also own WPC, and has been a good performer for my portfolio . Glad to see the DBull likes these as well.
Income first, secondary with cap appreciation is great for my income side.
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I had a great week in stock and crypto market. Earning over $5k from my investment every single week is overwhelming... Thanks🙏 for all you do keep up the good work
That's awesome, what was the plays you did that on?
@@elizabethkaanhel3735 I trade stocks and cryptos using the strategy of mrs Regina Jossie
@Khadija Joseph I traded with her, The profit are secured and over a 100% return on investment directly sent to your wallet.
Wow, i've seen a lot of recommendation about Regina Jossie, is she really that good?
@cynthia Betty She's active on sapp👇
Hello 👋
Loved the video.
I have a question for you though.
I am looking for the Income Statement and Balance Sheet info as seen from (in) your videos (I would assume from the NYSE).
Can you tell me where I can view this information? - and also info on viewing dividend information in “chart” form (bar chart - as opposed to just numbers).
Thank you 😄👍 - JC
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I own Ares and Main Street. Main Street has managed to outperform my investment. Another good one I have is OHI which is a health care investor. Wells Fargo has been stomping too, up 12%.
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I almost forgot to like. So I figured I should at least comment. I inherited some cash last year and my advisor at the bank says I am doing well picking investments. (I am 2% down while the market is 20% down.) I didn't tell him that you were giving me stocks to research. :-)
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Buy dividend stocks if you want to buy a used car in 20 years, invest in tech stocks if you want to retire in 10 years 😂
LOL
To be a dividend aristocrat, you have to be in the s&p 500 index.
You should never buy a companies shares based on the frequency or timing of the dividend.
Speak for yourself
@@leagueleaders If you take 2 companies. Company A pays a 7% dividend that grows 3% per year but only pays a dividend twice a year and company B pays a 3% yield that grows 1% a year but pays dividend monthly. You'd be stupid to invest in company B just because you like the idea of a monthly income.
@@mattcarpenter6986 you are thinking about yourself and not the people who live off their portfolio income.
@@leagueleaders No I'm thinking like an investor. You can transfer bi annual dividends into a separate account and do a monthly standing order to your main account if you need monthly income. You should focus on the quality of the company and dividend over the timing and frequency.
@@mattcarpenter6986 speak for yourself. If you're investing for dividend income, WHEN you get those dividends is pretty important. You know when you get paid at your job right? Same rules apply
Have you ever looked at BASF, had an 8% dividend yield and seems stable?. ll
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Thanks for the video. How do you think fsk stacks up compared to the other bdc's you mentioned in the video? It's a holding I have in my Roth. I originally had fskr then they merged into fsk.