I'm in my 40s and still in the growth strategy phase. But, in a few years, I'm going to be more dividend focused to balance things out. Out of all those in the video, I only own two of them MSFT and V. I'm holding a bit of both VYM and SCHD, and a little KO too, which is not on your list, but I like it a lot.
I would say: MA > Visa HD > LOW COST > TGT NOVO/TMO/LLY/DHR/UNH > JNJ MSFT is irreplaceable tbh TXN SBUX JPM & MO seem ok, I'm not sure about O though, it's return to standard deviation ratio is too high for my liking
SBUX, JNJ, MO, MSFT, O, TXN, LOW, V, JPM, TGT. There's good points made in the video. However, the issue with these is that you will need to have a LOT of money in order to buy enough to make say 4000 - 5000 a month average off these. I think these are good to shift into once you have been investing for a while. So if you're young, you invest in growth or something that is a little riskier to grow your account. Once you're ready for retirement (3 mil to 5 mil in the accounts), then you can shift into these companies and collect dividend.
Many strategies can work. There does seem to be a lot of misunderstanding about how much you have to invest to live off dividends when utilizing a dividend growth strategy. Check out my video on how to live off dividends sometime.
@@Dividendology I have. I follow your channel. I hold MSFT myself. Utilizing a dividend growth strategy still takes time in order to accumulate the overall cost basis needed (including the dividend reinvestment) to make 4000 to 5000 a month. An initial investment of say $20,000 is still going to take time to get to a point where you can make 4000 to 5000 a month. There's no way around it. That's why regardless of what strategy is used, the common, recurring theme among all the financial advisors/youtubers/etc. is ALWAYS invest when you're young. Time is needed. Unless you pull off a RoaringKitty with GME. Or if you rode the Chinese company hypes like PDD, JD, NIO, XPEV, LI, etc. back during 2019/2020/2021.
@@wlfpck25 it's 100% true that the yield on these is absolutely pathetic, except for maybe Altria. Thus you need huge capital to get anything substantial out of these. But yeah they are ULTRA SAFE, you literally do not have to worry at all about their payments and there will be handsfree growth on the dividend income as oppose to keep buying more shares to increase it.
Its true what you say, but that comes with them being super safe stocks. Also, it takes time or risk, so you can not have both. I personally invest in most of these stocks and combine it with investing a portion of my money in to more risky investments, such as cheap stocks with potential or crypto(mainly token/coin based and AI), than sometimes when i gained profit, i put it in the safe stocks or hold on to them if i see more growth potential. Also i advise to always spread your baskets, that makes the risk of going flat out smaller, even whilst going for risky investments! 50/50 on snowball-effect and hunting for the rocketships/bulls :)
@@TheHeBbo high risk, high reward. Low risk, low reward. Point of my post is that if you want to play the dividend, passive income game; it takes a lot of money to be able to make the 6K, 7K a month. Most people and those that follow general strategy will have a mix of value and growth investments.
Great list ! You’ve pretty well got some of the best of the Dow Jones here though I’d personally add United Health, Amgen, Caterpillar, Union Pacific Railway & Broadcom to the list. UNH especially they’ve got revenues over 100 billion and increase their dividend at a 20% CAGR
I think the best buy and hold forever stocks are actually the 2 div growth etfs dgro and schd. That's because these etfs do the management and diversification for you and if a stock stops growing their divs then they'll be dropped from the portfolio.
Great video & list man! I only own #V off this list but I pretty much have everything else on my watchlist…I’m waiting for a substantial drop in price in #MSFT before I start a position, I’ve been I’ve been trying to do more value investing lately but I appreciate your work man! 👍🏾
You're going to waiting a wait that doesn't end. There won't be a substantial drop for smaller investors to buy copious amounts of it. It's going up.....
Agree , some Bubbles exit in the market & looking at traditional P / E s as an example the S&P is frothy overall looking at past history. Many NASDAQ companies have been priced 10 years out ! No thank you ! I look for value in this market too & there are many companies with a low P / E under 11 that also pay a great Dividend. Chasing the AI FOMO & HYPE is not my style. As a trade maybe. Many are acting like MEME stocks !
No love for ABBV or MMM? Their dividend is high right now, while risk exists with 3M, it seems like an opportunity. That being said, I’m the one subscribed to your channel and learning from you. Thanks
Just signed up and got the DIY investor tool kit the other day from Patreon! Just a quick question, do you keep all these dividend stocks in your brokerage account? Roth IRA? Or do you have a video explained what to invest within each account? That’s where I’m stuck at the moment, what to buy in my roth, what to buy in my brokerage taxed account. Appreciate the help man!
Nice! Thanks for joining the patreon! And great question. I always suggest utilizing a tax deferred account whenever you can. A lot of the times people will use a tax deferred account for stocks that pay non qualified dividends since these get taxed at a higher rate. I think that’s wise.
Great video. I'm curious how any / all of these compare to VMFXX as a benchmark? Money in Vanguards brokerage account is generating approx $4.14 / $1000 in May.
I think they forgot about other healthcare stocks like ABBV and PFE but after pendamic no one is requesting CoVid shots anymore which probably brought their stock down but dirt cheap with a Dividend ratio at 4.22% and stock is under $40, another is Proctor and Gamble
I have a large position in JNJ and MSFT, as well as newer positions in Realty Income and Texas Instruments. I won't invest in MO because they sell tobacco, nor will I do business with Target because of their political activism. Starbucks is attractive, but I am hoping for a price dip -- hard to buy at $97 when it was only $67 a year or so back.
Have you even bothered to look at these companies balance sheets? There’s no equity in Lowe’s, it has a negative $24 a share book value. It’s highly leveraged which makes dividend anything but safe
One thing a lot of these channels ignore is the cost of the stock. Divide the stock price by the yearly dividend payout(in dollars) and you'll see how many YEARS it will take you to pay off your stock purchase with the dividends earned. It's quite eye opening when you realize most stocks won't ever make you any profit in the amount of years you have left to live unless the share value increases by a factor of 3 times while you own it. That's why I prefer to narrow the margins down even more and choose stocks that have both growth potential and a decent dividend history as I don't have as many years left as I'd like. Plus once the inflation economics end leaving less dollars flowing into the market it's going to tank for years. Soon. So keep a good chunk of cash on hand to buy in after it tanks.
Solid video and great recs, the key is investing into quality companies and letting time then do its thing in going by while the dividends just continue to flow in!
Starbucks will not go anywhere. . .it drives me crazy when I drive by these locations and there are cars in the streets all day. I went by one of the locations twice today and line like crazy. I hate coffee but hell looks like it might be a good place to invest in. @@HansMcGruber
An idea for a video would be dividend payers where you analyze large maturing cash cow companies like Google and PayPal that seem to be in the position of starting to payout growing dividends soon. I’m new in investing and still doing my research.
I'm so mad, if I invested in Nintendo in 2015 when development of the switch was announced i would have had a 150% increase after the first botw Zelda game. 😅
Great company historically and I own it in my portfolio and have seen good gains. It probably doesn’t have as much growth potential as a lot of the companies I mentioned in the video though.
I really like K0, they keep increasing their dividend payout over time per share , It has a really nice dip& spikes cycles so if you're smart about & purchase a little bit extra on dips you could really maximise your gains. I like it because coca cola is great choice for designated drivers at a bar or for kids or my Muslim or non alcoholic drinking friends/family & you find it in almost every off license store or grocery supermarket in the UK.
Hi bro great video❤ so i was wondering i new to dividends i was wondering whats the difference between annual yield and quarterly ?? Do you getbextra money at the end of the year or they just split it in 4 payments ?
@@Dividendology *North American companies typically pay out their dividends quarterly! Many European and Asian stocks pay out twice a year or even annually...
Don't have jnj seems pricy own abbv and pfe also own bti, no mo. Same with Txn wait for a buy near 150 hold QCOm. Started buying Lowes and V, Thanjs for the vid. 👍
The platform to research stocks is seeking alpha. 14 day free trial to them at my link in description. The spreadsheets are mine. I provide them on my patreon page, link in description as well.
@@Dividendology in my case, as the focus of the portfolio is monthly income, I prefer to look more at concrete and diversified things without much growth. Like FIIS (REITS in Brazil), DY commonly exceeds 12%, with an MDY of 1%.Stocks, however, as they grow, will be converted to accumulate in this passive income portfolio, so I am looking for other companies in the US with the potential for greater intrinsic value.I recommend watching Luis Barsi's videos, known as the king of dividends here in Brazil, with a daily passive income of +$200,000, the guy has a giant wisdom
Great video however many of your choices have way too low a dividend yield and with the type of cash necessary to receive any meaningful income you could do better ( way better) elsewhere.
if relying on dividend, what if economy becomes bad and many companies either pay no dividend for the moment or pay only a fraction. Then no money to pay bills or buy food
@@Dividendology but they can always say "due to XYZ, we will stop the dividend for the quarter and UNTIL improved global economy conditions become favorable"
These videos are good but they always seem to be speaking to those young people with two or three decades of investing in front of them. Could you do a video on what to do if you get 2 million dollars tomorrow? What to invest in to get at least $2000 a week or more from your 2 million?
@@Dividendology haven’t seen a video about this yet. But I spoke to someone at a Wall Street fund in a major bank, and they said if you deposit the 2 million into their fund the return would be about 6% (something close to 140k) a year. So that sounds a lot easier. And with ETF’s like SCHD under performing this year then it might be better to put your money with the (smart) money.
And then the CEO "Neutron Jack" was firing the bottom 10% of their employees every year. Talk about a toxic work environment and no wonder they fell apart. Compare this with AVGO where every employee receives stock that is currently at $900 a share.
Awesome detailed content! Your spreadsheet is very interesting. Quick question, do you have an Excel version or does the finance formula pull from Google Finance is only available for Sheets?
@@Dividendology - Thank you for your prompt response. I will dive more of your previous videos with the spreadsheet to get a good feel on the inner intricacy mechanics. This will determine with level of Patreon to subscribe.
Target stock is down right now due to politics. I don't see them being hurt long term realistically, but the bud light effect could shake up some stocks.
Just an FYI it wasn't because of rainbow flag displays, it was because of transgender children products promoting children to be transgender. Parents were very upset.
Regardless of what you or I think it doesn't matter. It's what the consumer thinks. And for Target the consumers are families. If you have been paying attention to parents being upset at school board meetings across the nation and just parents generally being angry with the whole movement you would understand why. Just like right now I would not invest in any REIT that solely does business in San Francisco or New York City because the property values are going down and companies are leaving those cities because of the policies put in place there. Unfortunately you have to pay attention to what's going on to kind of get a better idea about what stocks could be worth buying or holding or even selling.
@@Dividendology i Watch your videos intently as a starting point for my own research/due diligence. I think an analysis of each company in SCHD taking in to consideration the weighting would be an exceptional video - a million views.
They should have invested in a different vape brand. Juul and njoy suck dick while the Chinese disposables crush the market. Somebody wasn’t doing their homework and tried to jump on the bandwagon. All of the anti vape propaganda doesn’t help either.
Didn't Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett invent the strategy of buying/investing when the market is low and also buying/investing when the market is high? As Warren Buffet said, he has seen this happen many times in his life. Not an investor. My wife and i never earned more than a middle class salary. We plan to get retired at 58 with a stock portfolio worth $4M. We have never sold so much as one share of stock
@Dividendology thank you I'll do that. Don't get me wrong I do love your videos. It's just I don't have enough time like I used to, to watch them fully.
My girl wanted me to cuddle her but dividenology dropped some gems
Hahahaha
Thinking I was the only one 😂
@pointoftranquility nope…usually just one money nerd per relationship 😅
If she’s a keeper she’ll watch it with you while you cuddle 😎
Cuddling with her? @@shannoncargo468
I'm in my 40s and still in the growth strategy phase. But, in a few years, I'm going to be more dividend focused to balance things out. Out of all those in the video, I only own two of them MSFT and V. I'm holding a bit of both VYM and SCHD, and a little KO too, which is not on your list, but I like it a lot.
I would say:
MA > Visa
HD > LOW
COST > TGT
NOVO/TMO/LLY/DHR/UNH > JNJ
MSFT is irreplaceable tbh
TXN SBUX JPM & MO seem ok, I'm not sure about O though, it's return to standard deviation ratio is too high for my liking
SBUX, JNJ, MO, MSFT, O, TXN, LOW, V, JPM, TGT.
There's good points made in the video. However, the issue with these is that you will need to have a LOT of money in order to buy enough to make say 4000 - 5000 a month average off these. I think these are good to shift into once you have been investing for a while.
So if you're young, you invest in growth or something that is a little riskier to grow your account. Once you're ready for retirement (3 mil to 5 mil in the accounts), then you can shift into these companies and collect dividend.
Many strategies can work. There does seem to be a lot of misunderstanding about how much you have to invest to live off dividends when utilizing a dividend growth strategy. Check out my video on how to live off dividends sometime.
@@Dividendology I have. I follow your channel. I hold MSFT myself. Utilizing a dividend growth strategy still takes time in order to accumulate the overall cost basis needed (including the dividend reinvestment) to make 4000 to 5000 a month.
An initial investment of say $20,000 is still going to take time to get to a point where you can make 4000 to 5000 a month. There's no way around it. That's why regardless of what strategy is used, the common, recurring theme among all the financial advisors/youtubers/etc. is ALWAYS invest when you're young. Time is needed.
Unless you pull off a RoaringKitty with GME. Or if you rode the Chinese company hypes like PDD, JD, NIO, XPEV, LI, etc. back during 2019/2020/2021.
@@wlfpck25 it's 100% true that the yield on these is absolutely pathetic, except for maybe Altria. Thus you need huge capital to get anything substantial out of these. But yeah they are ULTRA SAFE, you literally do not have to worry at all about their payments and there will be handsfree growth on the dividend income as oppose to keep buying more shares to increase it.
Its true what you say, but that comes with them being super safe stocks. Also, it takes time or risk, so you can not have both.
I personally invest in most of these stocks and combine it with investing a portion of my money in to more risky investments, such as cheap stocks with potential or crypto(mainly token/coin based and AI), than sometimes when i gained profit, i put it in the safe stocks or hold on to them if i see more growth potential.
Also i advise to always spread your baskets, that makes the risk of going flat out smaller, even whilst going for risky investments!
50/50 on snowball-effect and hunting for the rocketships/bulls :)
@@TheHeBbo high risk, high reward. Low risk, low reward. Point of my post is that if you want to play the dividend, passive income game; it takes a lot of money to be able to make the 6K, 7K a month.
Most people and those that follow general strategy will have a mix of value and growth investments.
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This is incredibly helpful for those who interested in fiances. You videos are incredible!! Keep up the good work 👍
Thank you!!
SCHD, JEPQ, JEPI , that's all you need.
and VOO
How are those funds able to have such high dividends?
It's annoying as hell, i'm not allowed to buy those in Sweden, due to some EU regulations...
@@jesperpetersson6698 I had decided just Jepq should do the job. I sold all my jepi and schd and converted them to jepq.
@@jesperpetersson6698The benefits of UK leaving EU for me 😅
Great list ! You’ve pretty well got some of the best of the Dow Jones here though I’d personally add United Health, Amgen, Caterpillar, Union Pacific Railway & Broadcom to the list. UNH especially they’ve got revenues over 100 billion and increase their dividend at a 20% CAGR
I own all 7 from 10. Thanks for the great content.
Nice work!
Beginner: Which website can I use to purchase these?
Which 3 you didn’t owe 😂
I think the best buy and hold forever stocks are actually the 2 div growth etfs dgro and schd. That's because these etfs do the management and diversification for you and if a stock stops growing their divs then they'll be dropped from the portfolio.
Those are great also!
I'm buying $1000 schd per month now.
True
That would be nice@@lostboi3974
would buying etfs or stocks that have below a 3.8% dividend return be bad because it's below the average inflation rate?
Great video & list man! I only own #V off this list but I pretty much have everything else on my watchlist…I’m waiting for a substantial drop in price in #MSFT before I start a position, I’ve been I’ve been trying to do more value investing lately but I appreciate your work man! 👍🏾
Ya everyone is waiting for it to drop
You're going to waiting a wait that doesn't end. There won't be a substantial drop for smaller investors to buy copious amounts of it. It's going up.....
Agree , some Bubbles exit in the market & looking at traditional P / E s as an example the S&P is frothy overall looking at past history. Many NASDAQ companies have been priced 10 years out ! No thank you ! I look for value in this market too & there are many companies with a low P / E under 11 that also pay a great Dividend. Chasing the AI FOMO & HYPE is not my style. As a trade maybe. Many are acting like MEME stocks !
Good work, I really appreciate you alots
SBUX, JNJ, MO, MSFT, O, TXN, LOW, V, JPM, TGT
I own 5 of 10. Thinking to add O and MO to my portfolio.
MO is great
No love for ABBV or MMM? Their dividend is high right now, while risk exists with 3M, it seems like an opportunity. That being said, I’m the one subscribed to your channel and learning from you. Thanks
Research mmm and dividend cut…scared me away
@@pete5691 I have actually started to think a dividend cut could be bullish. Eli Lilly cut their dividend back years back and raised it ever since.
Just signed up and got the DIY investor tool kit the other day from Patreon! Just a quick question, do you keep all these dividend stocks in your brokerage account? Roth IRA? Or do you have a video explained what to invest within each account? That’s where I’m stuck at the moment, what to buy in my roth, what to buy in my brokerage taxed account. Appreciate the help man!
Nice! Thanks for joining the patreon!
And great question. I always suggest utilizing a tax deferred account whenever you can. A lot of the times people will use a tax deferred account for stocks that pay non qualified dividends since these get taxed at a higher rate. I think that’s wise.
What about a video on companies that offer a corporate/company sponsored drip for reinvesting dividends?
This is top👍👍👍own most of them. Target no buy for me
Great video. I'm curious how any / all of these compare to VMFXX as a benchmark? Money in Vanguards brokerage account is generating approx $4.14 / $1000 in May.
What happened to PCF, DIV, and ACP ??
Thought for sure PG would be in here.
I have MO, Microsoft and Lowes. I'll add Visa at some point.
PG is a popular one as well.
I think they forgot about other healthcare stocks like ABBV and PFE but after pendamic no one is requesting CoVid shots anymore which probably brought their stock down but dirt cheap with a Dividend ratio at 4.22% and stock is under $40, another is Proctor and Gamble
Which you think is the best stock for healthcare and dividends? and will they go even lower? i like pfe cuz they invented viagra lol
Visa might be the best company that exists
Everyone talks about Visa, what about Mastercard? It has a higher dividend (I think)
@@jovi00 With all the personal CC Debt, what will happen to these stocks when people seek bankruptcy protection in droves?
I like to reinvest the dividends back into the security to grow it exponentially.
smart!!
I have a large position in JNJ and MSFT, as well as newer positions in Realty Income and Texas Instruments. I won't invest in MO because they sell tobacco, nor will I do business with Target because of their political activism. Starbucks is attractive, but I am hoping for a price dip -- hard to buy at $97 when it was only $67 a year or so back.
Coca cola and Pepsi is good for dividend growth stocks ?
reliable and good growth historically, but KO dividend growth rates have been slowing
Have you even bothered to look at these companies balance sheets? There’s no equity in Lowe’s, it has a negative $24 a share book value. It’s highly leveraged which makes dividend anything but safe
Would the list still look like in the video if you were to re-do the video today?
I heard someone say that T and VZ are bad for dividend investing because you make no money from them, even with dividends. Can someone confirm that?
One thing a lot of these channels ignore is the cost of the stock. Divide the stock price by the yearly dividend payout(in dollars) and you'll see how many YEARS it will take you to pay off your stock purchase with the dividends earned. It's quite eye opening when you realize most stocks won't ever make you any profit in the amount of years you have left to live unless the share value increases by a factor of 3 times while you own it. That's why I prefer to narrow the margins down even more and choose stocks that have both growth potential and a decent dividend history as I don't have as many years left as I'd like. Plus once the inflation economics end leaving less dollars flowing into the market it's going to tank for years. Soon. So keep a good chunk of cash on hand to buy in after it tanks.
Please do a video on Kraft Heinz
Probably gonna open a position in MO and TGT, MO is valued so well for its free cash flow, and I feel TGT is way way over sold.
target is woke culture, cant support that
Try DG it’s a better stock then TGT
@@billyjohnson9166 I hold a good chunk in DG at $160, way oversold!
I would like to ask which broker account is the best to create for buying dividends and than reinvest it?
Thx and great job 😍
Check out interactive brokers!: www.interactivebrokers.com/mkt/?src=dividendologyPY1&url=%2Fen%2Fwhyib%2Foverview.php
Solid video and great recs, the key is investing into quality companies and letting time then do its thing in going by while the dividends just continue to flow in!
I’m cautious of Target because they’re dealing with that boycott effect that’s just starting to kicking in
Yep
Go woke go broke. A bad move on their part.
Great picks I think long term MCD is a little bit safer than SBX (especial during a recession ...).
People are addicted to Coffee
Both very safe. Coffee is small luxury purchase that people continue to make, especially in recession.
@@robs8966 people are addicted to grease as well
Agreed …MCD also offers cheaper menu
Starbucks will not go anywhere. . .it drives me crazy when I drive by these locations and there are cars in the streets all day. I went by one of the locations twice today and line like crazy. I hate coffee but hell looks like it might be a good place to invest in. @@HansMcGruber
An idea for a video would be dividend payers where you analyze large maturing cash cow companies like Google and PayPal that seem to be in the position of starting to payout growing dividends soon. I’m new in investing and still doing my research.
I'm so mad, if I invested in Nintendo in 2015 when development of the switch was announced i would have had a 150% increase after the first botw Zelda game. 😅
no mention of KO?
Great company historically and I own it in my portfolio and have seen good gains. It probably doesn’t have as much growth potential as a lot of the companies I mentioned in the video though.
I really like K0, they keep increasing their dividend payout over time per share , It has a really nice dip& spikes cycles so if you're smart about & purchase a little bit extra on dips you could really maximise your gains. I like it because coca cola is great choice for designated drivers at a bar or for kids or my Muslim or non alcoholic drinking friends/family & you find it in almost every off license store or grocery supermarket in the UK.
I'm very thankful for your advise 🙏
AVGO seems a good long term growth and dividend stock.
Love AVGO!
I'm up 60% since 2020 on AVGO and I keep averaging more share in.
Hi bro great video❤ so i was wondering i new to dividends i was wondering whats the difference between annual yield and quarterly ?? Do you getbextra money at the end of the year or they just split it in 4 payments ?
It is just split in 4 payments
Companies typically pay out their dividends quarterly!
@@Dividendology *North American companies typically pay out their dividends quarterly! Many European and Asian stocks pay out twice a year or even annually...
What is the website that you are using to view all the stock information? It looks so nice and clean
Seeking alpha! I have a link to them in the description for a discount. I also use my spreadsheets which are available on my patreon page.
@@Dividendology thanks!
So, if I own mutual funds that contain most of these stocks, what advantage is it buy whole stocks?
Don't have jnj seems pricy own abbv and pfe also own bti, no mo. Same with Txn wait for a buy near 150 hold QCOm. Started buying Lowes and V, Thanjs for the vid. 👍
Where can I find that Excel spreadsheet so I can plug in my tickers and monitor / track prices?
You can download it on my patreon page! Link in description.
Anyone know which website he uses to see the growth of dividend payments through the years?
Seeking alpha! Link in description.
Are VOO & VTI good ones? 🤔
How to invest as dividends in these companies?
So dumb to of not bought sbux yrs ago, I bght late and still for today is a good cost basis 77. 😊continue to DCA in 90's.
Good list..I own all but MO and TGT.
Nice!
Lanxess is on a super sale now, same with varta ag, of varta ever reopens divi. SL green good on 20's and much more.
Where to get excel file? Awesome work!
On my patreon page! Link in description!
What software are you using to get the stats on the stocks?
Seeking alpha! Link in description.
very well thought out information.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the important information. I invest in home depot and I got good dividends.
Excellent!
What platform do you invest through? Cool dividend charts they make for you there. Thanks
The platform to research stocks is seeking alpha. 14 day free trial to them at my link in description. The spreadsheets are mine. I provide them on my patreon page, link in description as well.
Thanks for the knowledge!
Many guys love to use this method, but I prefer more safely! But sometimes stuff like this can work too
Might have to mess with some I really love SCHD and Jepi but ik I wanna get to be able live off dividends / growth stocks
Question for when the companies state 10 year growth - is this a guarantee that they will grow the dividend/account by that much?
Nope, it’s their historical growth rate for that time period.
Great content, as usual!
We’ll done and Thank You!
Thanks!
I love your channel man keep it up
Thank you!
Hey, nice video! Which data vendor do you also use in the background besides your excel workbook?
I actually don’t use one right now. I use web scraping formulas to fill in the data.
@@Dividendology I mean the website in the background not the formulas in excel 😅
I use seeking alpha. You can get a 14 day free trial to them at my link in the description.
@@Dividendology Thank you 🙏
Hello which website are you getting this information from?
Seeking Alpha! I have a link to them in the description for a 14 day free trial.
Wonderful video. May I ask what website you used to show audience in the video?
Seeking Alpha! Its my favorite website. I have a link to them in the description for a 14 day free trial.
@@Dividendology thank you so much! It really helps me to find info.
Amazing video, thank you for so much information!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great insights. Thank you.
Their DY are not even beating inflation in most cases.
BTW why American Companies pays so little dividends?
Yield is only part of what makes a good dividend stock. You need to look at capital appreciation, dividend growth, and sustainability.
@@Dividendology in my case, as the focus of the portfolio is monthly income, I prefer to look more at concrete and diversified things without much growth. Like FIIS (REITS in Brazil), DY commonly exceeds 12%, with an MDY of 1%.Stocks, however, as they grow, will be converted to accumulate in this passive income portfolio, so I am looking for other companies in the US with the potential for greater intrinsic value.I recommend watching Luis Barsi's videos, known as the king of dividends here in Brazil, with a daily passive income of +$200,000, the guy has a giant wisdom
Great video however many of your choices have way too low a dividend yield and with the type of cash necessary to receive any meaningful income you could do better ( way better) elsewhere.
if relying on dividend, what if economy becomes bad and many companies either pay no dividend for the moment or pay only a fraction. Then no money to pay bills or buy food
That’s why it’s important to buy companies that have sustained dividends and not yield chase.
@@Dividendology but they can always say "due to XYZ, we will stop the dividend for the quarter and UNTIL improved global economy conditions become favorable"
And just like that I pressed the sub button ❤
Thanks!!
These videos are good but they always seem to be speaking to those young people with two or three decades of investing in front of them. Could you do a video on what to do if you get 2 million dollars tomorrow? What to invest in to get at least $2000 a week or more from your 2 million?
Great idea. I’ll add it to my list of videos to make.
@@Dividendology haven’t seen a video about this yet. But I spoke to someone at a Wall Street fund in a major bank, and they said if you deposit the 2 million into their fund the return would be about 6% (something close to 140k) a year. So that sounds a lot easier. And with ETF’s like SCHD under performing this year then it might be better to put your money with the (smart) money.
I remember the days GE was the forever Stock...😛
when total return is 2% and money market can do twice that, then you're looking at the wrong stock
And then the CEO "Neutron Jack" was firing the bottom 10% of their employees every year. Talk about a toxic work environment and no wonder they fell apart. Compare this with AVGO where every employee receives stock that is currently at $900 a share.
What website is it?
Seeking alpha! You can get a 14 day free trial to it at my link in the description!
Awesome detailed content! Your spreadsheet is very interesting. Quick question, do you have an Excel version or does the finance formula pull from Google Finance is only available for Sheets?
Thanks! It's currently only available in google sheets. This allows the spreadsheet to be much more automated.
@@Dividendology - Thank you for your prompt response. I will dive more of your previous videos with the spreadsheet to get a good feel on the inner intricacy mechanics. This will determine with level of Patreon to subscribe.
Sounds great. Let me know if you have any questions!
Starbucks go woke go broke
Investing in tobacco & tobacco products is like investing (willfully) into people's sickness, death, suffering & addiction.
Please do a video on Target stock
I did very recently.
@@Dividendology Can you please do a video on Kraft Heinz?
I'll look into it!
@@Dividendology could you also look at Volkswagen stock VOW. They have 46% dividend growth over past 5 years and are undervalued
No to Starbucks and Altria.
Starbucks is overrated. Their coffee is trash.
what about Bank of America?
thats a good option
@@Dividendology what about stellantis ? nobody talks about...
Thanks!
Wow!! Thank you!!!!
Target stock is down right now due to politics. I don't see them being hurt long term realistically, but the bud light effect could shake up some stocks.
It's gotta be a loud minority of people who boycott a company for displaying rainbows. They'll forget all about it in a few weeks
Just an FYI it wasn't because of rainbow flag displays, it was because of transgender children products promoting children to be transgender. Parents were very upset.
@@kashr6862 I don't see how the existence of pride clothing makes someone want to be trans. It all seems a lot of angry at nothing.
Regardless of what you or I think it doesn't matter. It's what the consumer thinks. And for Target the consumers are families. If you have been paying attention to parents being upset at school board meetings across the nation and just parents generally being angry with the whole movement you would understand why. Just like right now I would not invest in any REIT that solely does business in San Francisco or New York City because the property values are going down and companies are leaving those cities because of the policies put in place there. Unfortunately you have to pay attention to what's going on to kind of get a better idea about what stocks could be worth buying or holding or even selling.
I hope they go under.
Good work, I love it❤
What’s this website?
Seeking Alpha! I have a link to them in the description for a large discount and free trial.
Question: can you do a dividend discount analysis or perform this analysis on an ETF, say like SCHD?
Not all valuation methods work on ETFs, but you could technically perform a dividend discount model on one.
@@Dividendology i Watch your videos intently as a starting point for my own research/due diligence. I think an analysis of each company in SCHD taking in to consideration the weighting would be an exceptional video - a million views.
Great idea. I’ve considered this type of video before. I may make it sometime. Thanks for the suggestion!
If you hold forever how can you enjoy your profits ?. I trust you meant long-term rather than forever.
that's the beauty of dividend investing. You don't have to sell to enjoy profits.
You lost me at Starbucks - they are losing their magic.
Awesome video
Thanks!
The very best way to make money on day trading options is to sell a course about how to day trade options .
very helpful thank you
Glad it was helpful!
MO scares me off as they have taken on a LOT of debt over the past few years
They should have invested in a different vape brand. Juul and njoy suck dick while the Chinese disposables crush the market. Somebody wasn’t doing their homework and tried to jump on the bandwagon. All of the anti vape propaganda doesn’t help either.
Great video but all these stocks are expensive.
Depends on your budget, but I feel MMM for its current value is at a unstainable price now, we know it will go eventually increase to past values
Your broker doesn't do fractional shares?
I wish you would name some unknown stocks
Pepsi better than coke
Great job bud -I own a lot of these as well 😊
Nice video
Hard no on target.
OP may put too much trust in customer's brand loyalty, and in corporate pride in continued div. growth.
Currently have half of these.. but I also have other buy and holds forever like apple, Pepsi/Coke, PG and MCD… also vti but that’s an etf haha
I own some AAPL and KO as well.
Great content and solid information. Thank You. To hell with Target, hope they go heel over head.
Didn't Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett invent the strategy of buying/investing when the market is low and also buying/investing when the market is high? As Warren Buffet said, he has seen this happen many times in his life. Not an investor. My wife and i never earned more than a middle class salary. We plan to get retired at 58 with a stock portfolio worth $4M. We have never sold so much as one share of stock
Why don't you put the dividend names in your bio so I could just read it and not watch the video.
Follow me on Twitter and you can get stuff like that :)
@Dividendology thank you I'll do that. Don't get me wrong I do love your videos. It's just I don't have enough time like I used to, to watch them fully.