Thank you for this great video! However, being an EU citizen and being taxed twice on US dividends, does it even make sense to buy these? Isn't it a lot more profitable to stick to trackers?
@@wimvandevelde1884 hi wim, you shouldn't get taxed twice via the majority of the brokers, i.e. degiro. Having said that, i also added DCC and BATS which are UK companies.
Visa is also a great option, it’s 10yr CAGR is almost 15%. The 2012 investors has now an almost 9% dividend yield (Visa stock has never been above 1.0% yield…) and 1000% return in stock price! 🎉
I am forever grateful to you for publishing this on a Monday morning. Made my week, I have something extra to be happy about - opportunities getting served right in front of me. I wish for you prosperity and lots of energy and passion to keep following and writing about what you love - and thus helping others, like me, stay ahead.
Great video, I always look first to buy and hold dividend stocks with a record/history. So, typically, I start with aristocrats and kings before looking elsewhere...
Thanks for pointing me to DCC, didn’t know these guys. A shame they are not traded in EUR. I noticed their debts increased massively. Why? And prob the reason for decline?
Why do you choose trading 212 for your broker? I am looking for good broker to invest my money for decades without any problems . I was thinking about XTB, IB etc... but i was not thinking about trading 212.
If you look for longlivety, i'd go for a broker like interactive brokers indeed. I like Trading212 for it's simplicity, but i also have an account at DEGIRO and IBKR. Actually, trading212 is one of my newest accounts and i'm using it to buy monthly stocks in my Noble 30 pie.
The 25% dividend withholding tax on DCC really makes me question its worth. I don't mind having to pay 15% DWT on US companies because their yield generally tends to be higher and so this compensates for the loss, but for DCC the DWT drops the yield down to under 3%. Your thoughts?
thank you for the great video, about DCC, is this company located in Ireland ? because the irish withholding tax greatly reduces the dividend. or is DCC in the UK , then the withholding tax would be negligible. Can you please share this ? Thank you + greetings
Great content :) DCC plc has quite a big percentage of revenue from the energy sector. Any insights on how they can be so resilient despite depending on a volatile sector?
For US viewers (I do not know about other countries I apologize) please remember companies like O (Realty Income) is a REIT. Which means it is not a qualified dividend, it is treated as ordinary income. Normal income tax rules apply and not the lower qualified dividend taxes. It is a great dividend growth company, but being held in a taxable account may not be what you would like to do. They work better held in a non-taxable account.
For some reason I cannot reply to your reply! Maybe because I am trying to post a link?! I don't know. I will not paste the link this time but you can find this info in DCC's company site: Investors / shareholders information / dividend. There you will find that "Year ended 31 Mar 2013" div was 85.68 and the following "Year ended 31 Mar 2014" div was 76.85. Have a look pls. I am also curious.
I found it in the 2014 annual report. It's a technicality, because they switched from Euro to Pounds that year, but the dividend was growing: ** the total dividend in the prior year of 85.68 cent has been retranslated at the average euro/sterling exchange rate for the year ended 31 March 2013 of £0.815 = €1
Hi John, that is a very difficult question to answer because it all depends on your own psychology with money. Deep inside of me, I don’t like to overpay for things, hence I rather wait for them to drop. However, this makes me also sometimes penny wise but pound foolish. I have see others being successful with just buying 1 share a week until they had 100 shares of a certain stock. I would call that the other side of the spectrum. Hence, it really depends on your own preference
I can't put the same money in to the stock market as last year due to the inflation, rising rents (in amsterdam) and insane gas prices it feels like stagnation for me
Hi EDGI. I had a look at DCC's company site. In the dividend section they show a decrease in the dividend from 2013 to 2014. It doesn't agree with your graph??
Oh, interesting, because what I showed was literally from the website. You made me curious though. Can you past the link here? You sure you weren’t looking at their eps history?
Thanks for the video. Would you consider making a longer video on REITs in general - how to analyze them, what to pay attention to, etc? This is kind of unknown animal in Europe and I see you are interested in this more and more (am I right?). Me too, definitely soemthing to look at, the point is, I am not super comfortable with them due to constant shareholder dilution and increasing debt...
@@EuropeanDGI not really yet, I am not into any specific REIT details. I understand the concept etc, but I with them like with insurance companies, not quite sure how to analyze whats good and what is not...
Easy to find the US Div Aristocrats that show companies hiking divs year after year But not so easy finding UK and EU companies as Aristocrats for these regions as seem to mean just high dividends
What do you think about these dividend aristocrats? Any other aristocrats reasonably priced right now?
Nice selection. I think Sysco Corp. (SYY) might be interesting.
Thank you for this great video! However, being an EU citizen and being taxed twice on US dividends, does it even make sense to buy these? Isn't it a lot more profitable to stick to trackers?
I would say best approach is to invest in companies that will be dividend aristocrats one day 🙂
@@wimvandevelde1884 hi wim, you shouldn't get taxed twice via the majority of the brokers, i.e. degiro. Having said that, i also added DCC and BATS which are UK companies.
Visa is also a great option, it’s 10yr CAGR is almost 15%. The 2012 investors has now an almost 9% dividend yield (Visa stock has never been above 1.0% yield…) and 1000% return in stock price! 🎉
I am forever grateful to you for publishing this on a Monday morning. Made my week, I have something extra to be happy about - opportunities getting served right in front of me. I wish for you prosperity and lots of energy and passion to keep following and writing about what you love - and thus helping others, like me, stay ahead.
Great video, I always look first to buy and hold dividend stocks with a record/history. So, typically, I start with aristocrats and kings before looking elsewhere...
Thanks for sharing! I'm pretty similar to you on that one. Seeing inconsistent track records is a big turn-off for me.
great video!! regards from Spain!
Thank you Luis 🙏
Listening to this and the podcast is always enjoyable - can't wait to hear you guys in person
Thank you Alan 🙏 I’m already nervous 😅
I've got 5 of 6 stocks 😀 - bought DCC and some more T-ROW today. Added Target to my watch list, maybe next month. Like to see a yield >3%
Nice one!
Thanks, I loved the video, what do you think of CVS? Regards.
Real balancing art between increasing dividends and falling stock prices. Some dividends are fantastic but quite unsustainable. DYOR.
Your comment is very important, DYOR is a must to everyone who takes their money seriously
Very clear and excellent analysis, thank you. Which are the two sources you mention that scan the dividend aristocrats? Thanks.
Hi George, thanks you 🙏
The link to dripinvesting and the noble 30 index are in the description of the video. Check it out 👍
@@EuropeanDGI Many thanks. I realised that after I sent the Repy that I could also set subtitles on the video.
Thanks for pointing me to DCC, didn’t know these guys. A shame they are not traded in EUR. I noticed their debts increased massively. Why? And prob the reason for decline?
Buen vídeo, el traductor hace milagros, un saludo desde España.
Happy new year.
Are going to do a live show like the one on your 100th show again?
We haven’t discussed it yet, but good idea! Will bring it up 👍
Why do you choose trading 212 for your broker?
I am looking for good broker to invest my money for decades without any problems . I was thinking about XTB, IB etc... but i was not thinking about trading 212.
If you look for longlivety, i'd go for a broker like interactive brokers indeed. I like Trading212 for it's simplicity, but i also have an account at DEGIRO and IBKR. Actually, trading212 is one of my newest accounts and i'm using it to buy monthly stocks in my Noble 30 pie.
What are thoughts about $TGT now when the stock has dropped to 120$?
I like it even more 👍
The 25% dividend withholding tax on DCC really makes me question its worth. I don't mind having to pay 15% DWT on US companies because their yield generally tends to be higher and so this compensates for the loss, but for DCC the DWT drops the yield down to under 3%. Your thoughts?
Can you cover ICE and Euronext, deutsche borse. Maybe also biggest train transport companies in Europe
Nice video! Really looking for quality DG stock which you can hold "forever", because I dont like to sell!
thank you for the great video,
about DCC, is this company located in Ireland ? because the irish withholding tax greatly reduces the dividend. or is DCC in the UK , then the withholding tax would be negligible. Can you please share this ? Thank you + greetings
It’s in Ireland but listed in the UK. You pay 25% tax and I’d argue that the yield after tax is still decent with 3%
Great content :) DCC plc has quite a big percentage of revenue from the energy sector. Any insights on how they can be so resilient despite depending on a volatile sector?
For US viewers (I do not know about other countries I apologize) please remember companies like O (Realty Income) is a REIT. Which means it is not a qualified dividend, it is treated as ordinary income. Normal income tax rules apply and not the lower qualified dividend taxes. It is a great dividend growth company, but being held in a taxable account may not be what you would like to do. They work better held in a non-taxable account.
Thanks for adding this Dace, i'm not too familiar with US laws around this. I just see the 15% withholding tax on my account in Poland and that's it.
For some reason I cannot reply to your reply! Maybe because I am trying to post a link?! I don't know. I will not paste the link this time but you can find this info in DCC's company site: Investors / shareholders information / dividend. There you will find that "Year ended 31 Mar 2013" div was 85.68 and the following "Year ended 31 Mar 2014" div was 76.85. Have a look pls. I am also curious.
I found it in the 2014 annual report. It's a technicality, because they switched from Euro to Pounds that year, but the dividend was growing:
** the total dividend in the prior year of 85.68 cent has been retranslated at the average euro/sterling exchange rate for the year ended 31 March 2013 of £0.815 = €1
Do you think it's better to invest in these stocks consistently, regardless of the price? Or do you wait for it to drop before investing? Thanks!
Hi John, that is a very difficult question to answer because it all depends on your own psychology with money. Deep inside of me, I don’t like to overpay for things, hence I rather wait for them to drop. However, this makes me also sometimes penny wise but pound foolish. I have see others being successful with just buying 1 share a week until they had 100 shares of a certain stock. I would call that the other side of the spectrum. Hence, it really depends on your own preference
Good stuff, man !
Thanx !
Thank you 🙏
As usual, great content, thanks!
My pleasure!
I can't put the same money in to the stock market as last year due to the inflation, rising rents (in amsterdam) and insane gas prices it feels like stagnation for me
That's a pity to hear! Do you have any expectations that your employer will do something with your salary?
Hi EDGI. I had a look at DCC's company site. In the dividend section they show a decrease in the dividend from 2013 to 2014. It doesn't agree with your graph??
Oh, interesting, because what I showed was literally from the website. You made me curious though. Can you past the link here? You sure you weren’t looking at their eps history?
Thanks for the video. Would you consider making a longer video on REITs in general - how to analyze them, what to pay attention to, etc? This is kind of unknown animal in Europe and I see you are interested in this more and more (am I right?). Me too, definitely soemthing to look at, the point is, I am not super comfortable with them due to constant shareholder dilution and increasing debt...
Hi Sly, good idea for an upcoming video. Any particular REITs you are interested in?
@@EuropeanDGI not really yet, I am not into any specific REIT details. I understand the concept etc, but I with them like with insurance companies, not quite sure how to analyze whats good and what is not...
Easy to find the US Div Aristocrats that show companies hiking divs year after year
But not so easy finding UK and EU companies as Aristocrats for these regions as seem to mean just high dividends
Love to know what ETFs are recommended for Dividend Aristocrats apart from USDV for global and UK and EU
Have a look here: www.europeandgi.com/dividend-etf/15-dividend-ucits-etf-s-for-european-investors-in-2022/
Awesome, but were are the European stocks? :)
Haha, I thought that DCC and BATS fit the bill. Unfortunately there’s no EUro dividend aristocrat that I find reasonably priced right now
Euro dividend stocks is a different story, but maybe for another video ;-)
Your wish is my command. Expect it somewhere in January.
BATS IS A BUY TODAY!
Great videos as usual!
Glad you enjoyed!
Are you still active? No new posts for a very long time.
04:38 O Realty Income pays 0.23c per share not $3??????????????????
Realty Income pays out monthly it is a little over $3 per year.
After i posted it let the like button to work
I hit like button but it wouldn't work