IEP is awesome! I have owned it for years and all it does is pay out cash, this is Icahn's personal cash machine as he holds upwards of 150 million shares that pay him $300million dollars every three months! This is in my never sell account, I just recently bought shares of USAC and it's going in the right direction so far.
Anytime I see high dividend stocks (anything more than 6% APY) I get cautious. In most cases, those very high dividend paying companies have suffered significant share value erosion in the previous 5-10 years which may just wipe out all dividend returns or leave you worse off. Personally, I don’t chase the yield but I enjoyed the videos. Thanks Joseph for all the hardwork!
I think, if these stocks are in a 401k or ira to not pay taxes on the dividends they are good, look at the P/E. They are just businesses that can't reinvest in themselves so payout most of their profits. MSB iron ore for example. It's just a good business, making good money. Safe.
@@opticnirvana sure, holding high dividend stocks in an IRA is a sound approach but the risk remains that share erosion could wipe out dividend returns.
Can you do a video on K-1 Tax forms regarding to MLPs? Especially, IEP. I’m interested investing in MLPs but I hear doing taxes on them are a headache.
Love your videos JOE, I’ve got 4 of these in my portfolio and they are all doing great for me. (I use QYLD and RYLD as a cash holding acct and generate income to buy more shares of USAC and AMLP). Go Bow Tie !
Thanks Joe. Can you please elaborate on this: "highest income investments should be in your retirement accounts"...a Roth or Traditional Ira? Thank you.
Shares are down big but with my covered call position, I'm still in the green on BITO. Upside is huge if bitcoin ever rebounds and I'll collect that cash flow even if it doesn't
The fastest way I’ve earned passive income and consistent income in stocks is by investing in Private markets, companies in pre-IPO, new unicorns ( a unicorn is a private company that reaches a billion-dollar valuation ). William Pugh Jnr manages all of my investments in this market and his picks have been accurate, most times my profits goes over 20x of my investments.
Hi, I’ve been evaluating the dividends investors in this market make, I’ve not seen these assets in a lot of exchanges. How can I reach William to get started?
William is actually playing an active role of a market maker and analyst in the financial market, I love how he’s bridging the gap and letting more retail investors in the stock market to invest more in the private companies, that’s really where the money is.
Smart investment, Companies on the unicorn board are currently valued at $3.4 trillion on average… That’s a $1.4 trillion boost in value in less than a year.
Joseph, how can you know if you need to file taxes in states where MLPs operates, instead of just federal taxes? It's not clear..some MLPs may require state taxes everywhere where they operated, others don't.....
Hi there I subscribe to your channel and value your opinion. I have a question on the QYLD dividend stock. I see that the stock has been down trending for quite some time and from what you explained since they are selling call options in the market has been declining why is it not uptrending as opposed to downtrending? My thought process would be it should be uptrending since the market has been slowly decreasing correct?
what way does it go if some one cant work like what way can they go about getting into these what can they open as i dont think they can do a pension as they not working are what would they hold it in
How do you buy call options? I am in the UK and seem to have limited access to most of the funds you talk about. I used Hargreaves and they said they don’t allow most US funds because they can’t get the Key Information Document. So for example NOBL - can’t buy that here. We don’t have Robinhood and I am not too keen on putting large amounts in Trading 212 😭
Are there ETFs based on artificial intelligence and computing power? Like say companies like NVIDIA included for their Turing processors and companies that are developing A.I. software/tech?
I haven't heard of an ETF in this space, however, there were two AI-managed funds. One powered by Watson, which I think was on the Toronto exchange, and the other powered by a South Korean AI, on their exchange.
Most brokerages have a conversion process. You'll have to pay taxes on the whole amount, but if you're anticipating being in a higher tax bracket later compared to right now, then maybe it's worth considering. I remember a few situations back in the '08- '09 recession, where people who were laid off and didn't work for months/years.. took advantage of their drop in tax bracket, and converted portions of their pre tax , to a Roth... once in '08 and again in '09 to limit the "tavable" amounts so as to stay within certain tax brackets. (Also, maybe they worked cash paying jobs 😎 between "standard employement", maybe not) There's a lot to consider when executing this type of strategy, so best to work with a tax professional, or at least do A TON of your own DD (Due Diligence) before going down this path.
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If you look at the chart it’s done nothing but decline over the years. Might be a good dividend payout but if you lose half or more than half of your buyin than even a 20% dividend will be less than 10% total return. I’ll take a dividend with much less % that has a great looking chart showing progress and growth
I bought stock investing for dummies! Wish I had your brain Lol.. my head is spinning. I live off my retirement income, but took out 5,000 for a second IRA. To learn to buy stocks. I just learned about dividen stocks. Iam mainly going to buy dividen ETF's with small shares I won't profit much Signed newbie still learning. Advice anyone?
Solid video and a lot of insight offered! I think a great approach is investing at least $2,000 right into a broad market index to capitalize on the market as a whole and have a foundation that is fail safe. Then, from there, we are talking about high quality dividend stocks that are discounted. I wouldn't and never chase higher yields, but rather quality of a business i'd like to personally own!
ORC makes me nervous, I've had it and sold when it was up a bit. It's really cheap now, so again considering, mostly because you've talked about it three times over the last year or so and that has weight. I have QYLD and have to work at not being concerned about being in the red because the point of such investments is the income. I just don't want to lose both. :)
So if I contribute 400/mo into div stocks and reinvest divs for 10 years I’ll have to pay taxes on them end of year even if I didn’t sell or withdrawal any pay outs? I only have an m1 account and have never really been taught about money or retirement accounts. I thought I’d only get taxed based on what I withdraw later in life
Depends on the account type you have. If you have a retirement account type (IRA, 401k, or similar) then no. If it's a regular account, then yes. Accounts that you only pay taxes on later in life are typically retirement accounts. Most everything else you'll pay taxes as you go. Deferring the taxes until later can be very helpful in watching your money grow. Plenty of free information on types of accounts from Vanguard, Fidelity, and every other big firm out there.
You are only putting in 5000 a year you might as well have a Roth. You already paid taxes to get money in your pocket. Now if you open a m1 or webull account you get to pay taxes a 2nd time. I have a webull Roth.
@@norseman4763 I started a second IRA from my main retirement account. I want extra income in dividens so I can buy strippers, just kidding...on that lol.. so I see no taxes until until I take money out, newbie here learning...bye..
I like dividend stocks but the whole "covered call" and other exotic stuff I stay away from. If you don't know precisely what you are doing you'll get burned.
No, you can start with one share of something you can afford, understand, and have done your DD on. One good share that pays a nice dividend will get you excited to keep getting more. If you pick one that has share growth potential, that's even better. Joseph has tons of good info in his videos.
No, it's just an easy amount to do math for. It looks impressive but is a generally a realistic initial amount to consider. I started investing a long time ago with $50. Just like ounces add up to pounds, pennies add upto dollars, so start small.
Agree with the comment above. 10000 is also the basis of the “basis points” jargon that Wall Street loves so much; so it’s easy to say 23 basis points instead of 0.23% (aka 23/10000). Hope this helps!
Big thing is to determine how long you can put money into stocks and leave it build itself. I personally like monthly dividend stocks. Best place to put long term growth would be a traditional IRA or ROTH IRA. A simple example would be putting in $100 into a stock that would give you around 10%, which is $10. You set that dividend to something called a DRIP which is just simply taking that money and constantly reinvest in the same stock every month. $100 just once and left to sit for 25 years for instance will grow to $1205. Or lets say you have 45 years, it would be $8835. Start small if you can. If you're young still you can definitely make your money grow with time. :)
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I don't see it as worth it. As a young investor Im looking to capitalize growth stocks. If I had around million dollars to put into dividends it would be a slightly different story.
I saw PJ Fadwa on a UA-cam ad. Next thing I knew I was putting in my information, then on a call, then on another call, then signing up for Remote Coaching based on the confidence the person on the second call had in my ability to be a remote investor. I was told I would get a coach, that I would be part of an active community, that I would have others who were in the academy to practice with and learn from, and that I would have access to top notch training so I could spend self-paced time learning the skills necessary to succeed in this growing my investment. All promises were delivered upon, and I am a happy camper, where I'll be making at least $10k/mo but with the potential to make $20k+ monthly. More than I ever made working as an engineer! And I can do this from home and set my own schedule. Love it! Thank you PJ Fadwa & team!!
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Thanks Joe, for everyone complaining he said these are high yield, high risk income investments. Just bought one of your books, appreciate you
How do you know so much !? It blows me away how much detailed information you share with us
IEP is awesome! I have owned it for years and all it does is pay out cash, this is Icahn's personal cash machine as he holds upwards of 150 million shares that pay him $300million dollars every three months! This is in my never sell account, I just recently bought shares of USAC and it's going in the right direction so far.
I honestly dont understand why your videos aren't getting 10x likes. Great job. Love it. 👍🏾
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RYLD total return is around 10% higher than QYLD ytd.
1. USAC
2. ORC
3. IEP
4. PEX
5. BITO
6. QYLD
7. AMLP
Anytime I see high dividend stocks (anything more than 6% APY) I get cautious. In most cases, those very high dividend paying companies have suffered significant share value erosion in the previous 5-10 years which may just wipe out all dividend returns or leave you worse off. Personally, I don’t chase the yield but I enjoyed the videos. Thanks Joseph for all the hardwork!
Yea once the dividend gets close to 7% I get very cautious
I think, if these stocks are in a 401k or ira to not pay taxes on the dividends they are good, look at the P/E. They are just businesses that can't reinvest in themselves so payout most of their profits. MSB iron ore for example. It's just a good business, making good money. Safe.
@@opticnirvana sure, holding high dividend stocks in an IRA is a sound approach but the risk remains that share erosion could wipe out dividend returns.
Being a newbie chasing high dividen stocks makes me a bit nervous. 6% sounds like good advice...
Really appreciate your content. Proud member of the bow tie nation. Keep them coming
Can you do a video on K-1 Tax forms regarding to MLPs? Especially, IEP.
I’m interested investing in MLPs but I hear doing taxes on them are a headache.
Can you do a similar video using ETF's comparing Vangard, Fildelity, and Schwab?
Love your videos JOE, I’ve got 4 of these in my portfolio and they are all doing great for me. (I use QYLD and RYLD as a cash holding acct and generate income to buy more shares of USAC and AMLP). Go Bow Tie !
out of your all of your investments, what percent is dividend stocks?
@@jacksinvestments9105 About 75%
Can you recommend any Canadian high dividend stuff
What’s your workout routine, you’re stacked
Thanks Joe. Can you please elaborate on this: "highest income investments should be in your retirement accounts"...a Roth or Traditional Ira? Thank you.
Thank you for all your support and great help Joseph
This guy got the Goods.. Awesome Brother
Love this.... Been looking for something like BITO. Thanks!!
Shares are down big but with my covered call position, I'm still in the green on BITO. Upside is huge if bitcoin ever rebounds and I'll collect that cash flow even if it doesn't
Hi Joseph , QYLD- isnt it the fund that you had discussed in one of your videos that you are not a big fan of?
Great video. Will check these out. Best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧 bow tie nation ✊👏
The fastest way I’ve earned passive income and consistent income in stocks is by investing in Private markets, companies in pre-IPO, new unicorns ( a unicorn is a private company that reaches a billion-dollar valuation ). William Pugh Jnr manages all of my investments in this market and his picks have been accurate, most times my profits goes over 20x of my investments.
Hi, I’ve been evaluating the dividends investors in this market make, I’ve not seen these assets in a lot of exchanges. How can I reach William to get started?
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William is actually playing an active role of a market maker and analyst in the financial market, I love how he’s bridging the gap and letting more retail investors in the stock market to invest more in the private companies, that’s really where the money is.
Smart investment, Companies on the unicorn board are currently valued at $3.4 trillion on average… That’s a $1.4 trillion boost in value in less than a year.
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lol! that intro! thanks man
Great acting Hogues. Love ya work!
I would always add realty income to ANY portfolio who wants to grow from 10k bucks
Good video. What are your thoughts on RYLD and CLM.
I am from India which stock to buy now please suggest me
Joseph, how can you know if you need to file taxes in states where MLPs operates, instead of just federal taxes? It's not clear..some MLPs may require state taxes everywhere where they operated, others don't.....
On your way to stand-up comedy, Joe!
Hi there I subscribe to your channel and value your opinion. I have a question on the QYLD dividend stock. I see that the stock has been down trending for quite some time and from what you explained since they are selling call options in the market has been declining why is it not uptrending as opposed to downtrending? My thought process would be it should be uptrending since the market has been slowly decreasing correct?
What do you think about:
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. (ZIM)
good or nah?
i bought some ZIM in the last couple of weeks. Up so far on it.
Asked him this last month! Bought some a couple months ago
How do taxes work on AMLP? Are they regular dividends? That might be enticing if i could get that at long term 15% capital gains taxes.
Joseph I’m a fan, but ORC…really? That’s a dividend trap. I was caught early on in my dividend account for a small amount. Don’t do it.
Great content Joseph, much appreciated.
what way does it go if some one cant work like what way can they go about getting into these what can they open as i dont think they can do a pension as they not working are what would they hold it in
Thank you for these!
How about JEPQ? With 12.49% dividend?
Analysis on PBR please
Do I video on how to evaluate stocks to drop or sell!!
How do you buy call options? I am in the UK and seem to have limited access to most of the funds you talk about. I used Hargreaves and they said they don’t allow most US funds because they can’t get the Key Information Document. So for example NOBL - can’t buy that here. We don’t have Robinhood and I am not too keen on putting large amounts in Trading 212 😭
Can a person who is retired open a Roth IRA? Is there any other already taxed investment instrument that would yield tax-free dividends?
Damn...How much u bench ?
Jokes on you I drive an E scooter
Investing is educating people
Are there ETFs based on artificial intelligence and computing power? Like say companies like NVIDIA included for their Turing processors and companies that are developing A.I. software/tech?
I haven't heard of an ETF in this space, however, there were two AI-managed funds. One powered by Watson, which I think was on the Toronto exchange, and the other powered by a South Korean AI, on their exchange.
Hahahaha what can i gey for 37 cents skit killed me
ORC has been cutting their dividend for the past few years. Sure yield may stay the same but that doesn't help you in the long run
And it's down 76.55% for all time.
GOOD is great
I didn't realize you were so jacked
37 cents? Not a stamp for sure. 🤣
Another question is how does one convert a pretaxed IRA into a ROTH?
Most brokerages have a conversion process. You'll have to pay taxes on the whole amount, but if you're anticipating being in a higher tax bracket later compared to right now, then maybe it's worth considering. I remember a few situations back in the '08- '09 recession, where people who were laid off and didn't work for months/years.. took advantage of their drop in tax bracket, and converted portions of their pre tax , to a Roth... once in '08 and again in '09 to limit the "tavable" amounts so as to stay within certain tax brackets. (Also, maybe they worked cash paying jobs 😎 between "standard employement", maybe not)
There's a lot to consider when executing this type of strategy, so best to work with a tax professional, or at least do A TON of your own DD (Due Diligence) before going down this path.
Thanks
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Anyone who is not investing now is missing a tremendous opportunity, Imagine investing $1,000 and receiving $9,300 daily profits. Ms Victoria Cox is the best.
I don't know so much about trading, how do i get in touch with this Ms Cox?
Please how do I Reach this Ms Victoria??? 🙏🙏🙏
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Dividends are awesome :)
ORC went some months underperforming.
orc is the biggest dividend trap
Really? Oh no
If you look at the chart it’s done nothing but decline over the years. Might be a good dividend payout but if you lose half or more than half of your buyin than even a 20% dividend will be less than 10% total return. I’ll take a dividend with much less % that has a great looking chart showing progress and growth
FIRST !! DIVIDENDS YAYYY
Another hit
10k is a lots of money not everyone can afford easily
I bought stock investing for dummies! Wish I had your brain Lol.. my head is spinning. I live off my retirement income, but took out 5,000 for a second IRA. To learn to buy stocks. I just learned about dividen stocks. Iam mainly going to buy dividen ETF's with small shares I won't profit much Signed newbie still learning. Advice anyone?
Solid video and a lot of insight offered! I think a great approach is investing at least $2,000 right into a broad market index to capitalize on the market as a whole and have a foundation that is fail safe. Then, from there, we are talking about high quality dividend stocks that are discounted. I wouldn't and never chase higher yields, but rather quality of a business i'd like to personally own!
ORC makes me nervous, I've had it and sold when it was up a bit. It's really cheap now, so again considering, mostly because you've talked about it three times over the last year or so and that has weight. I have QYLD and have to work at not being concerned about being in the red because the point of such investments is the income. I just don't want to lose both. :)
Embrace the risk
@@eliotness107 I did, but I went for IVR instead.
I'm listening.
MSB!
Legend
ORC price fell offer reverse split. Run
The video just turned black though I could hear the audio. Not sure if it’s just me.
Just you. Works for me.
I thought retirement accounts didn’t allow options.
Haha, what can I get for 37 cents.😂
So if I contribute 400/mo into div stocks and reinvest divs for 10 years I’ll have to pay taxes on them end of year even if I didn’t sell or withdrawal any pay outs? I only have an m1 account and have never really been taught about money or retirement accounts. I thought I’d only get taxed based on what I withdraw later in life
You have to pay taxes on dividends
Depends on the account type you have. If you have a retirement account type (IRA, 401k, or similar) then no. If it's a regular account, then yes. Accounts that you only pay taxes on later in life are typically retirement accounts. Most everything else you'll pay taxes as you go. Deferring the taxes until later can be very helpful in watching your money grow. Plenty of free information on types of accounts from Vanguard, Fidelity, and every other big firm out there.
You are only putting in 5000 a year you might as well have a Roth. You already paid taxes to get money in your pocket. Now if you open a m1 or webull account you get to pay taxes a 2nd time. I have a webull Roth.
@@norseman4763 I started a second IRA from my main retirement account. I want extra income in dividens so I can buy strippers, just kidding...on that lol.. so I see no taxes until until I take money out, newbie here learning...bye..
Orc is down a bunch lately 😕
I like dividend stocks but the whole "covered call" and other exotic stuff I stay away from. If you don't know precisely what you are doing you'll get burned.
A company that "Buys mortages"? 2007 anyone?
If the share price goes down will they still pay dividends
First
ORC Is trash...
37 cents, LoL!
I always see the investment examples set at $10k, everywhere. Is that the standard amount needed to start investing?
No, you can start with one share of something you can afford, understand, and have done your DD on. One good share that pays a nice dividend will get you excited to keep getting more. If you pick one that has share growth potential, that's even better. Joseph has tons of good info in his videos.
No, it's just an easy amount to do math for. It looks impressive but is a generally a realistic initial amount to consider. I started investing a long time ago with $50. Just like ounces add up to pounds, pennies add upto dollars, so start small.
Agree with the comment above.
10000 is also the basis of the “basis points” jargon that Wall Street loves so much; so it’s easy to say 23 basis points instead of 0.23% (aka 23/10000). Hope this helps!
Big thing is to determine how long you can put money into stocks and leave it build itself. I personally like monthly dividend stocks. Best place to put long term growth would be a traditional IRA or ROTH IRA. A simple example would be putting in $100 into a stock that would give you around 10%, which is $10. You set that dividend to something called a DRIP which is just simply taking that money and constantly reinvest in the same stock every month. $100 just once and left to sit for 25 years for instance will grow to $1205. Or lets say you have 45 years, it would be $8835. Start small if you can. If you're young still you can definitely make your money grow with time. :)
But 2.79% of VYM on $10000 is $279 a year not $23
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I did qyld, ryld, USOi, and nusi not sure I need all 4 as I have heard just three is magic number.
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Anyone who is not investing now is missing a tremendous opportunity, Imagine investing $1,000 and receiving $9,300 daily profits. Ms Victoria Cox is the best.
I don't know so much about trading, how do i get in touch with this Ms Cox?
Please how do I Reach this Ms Victoria??? 🙏🙏🙏
@@camiemashack8562 You can Reach her on *Te-Ie-gr-am.* with the name below.
Victoria_cox
Scam likely
$IEP has never done me wrong. Always adding more.
I own IEP as well. Done ok for me so far.
Use to like this channel. Please tell them it's a scam. Don't buy these stocks for the long term. you'll lose money.
Iep eps .18, pe =301. Yikes
Icahn Industries is intriguing. Carl is 86 years old. What happens to the fund if he dies?
😎💪
I don't see it as worth it. As a young investor Im looking to capitalize growth stocks. If I had around million dollars to put into dividends it would be a slightly different story.
first?
Ko,jnj,o and sleep
Or some etfs
Or go into orc,agnc, petrobras, vale things like that
QYLD, RYLD, XYLD
I saw PJ Fadwa on a UA-cam ad. Next thing I knew I was putting in my information, then on a call, then on another call, then signing up for Remote Coaching based on the confidence the person on the second call had in my ability to be a remote investor. I was told I would get a coach, that I would be part of an active community, that I would have others who were in the academy to practice with and learn from, and that I would have access to top notch training so I could spend self-paced time learning the skills necessary to succeed in this growing my investment. All promises were delivered upon, and I am a happy camper, where I'll be making at least $10k/mo but with the potential to make $20k+ monthly. More than I ever made working as an engineer! And I can do this from home and set my own schedule. Love it! Thank you PJ Fadwa & team!!
@ANGAD GROUP "Fadwa has been brilliant at explaining the various investments in laymen's terms and holding our hands' through the downturns so we weather the storms virtually worry-free. I can't thank Fadwa enough for this life-changing guidance! / can now look forward to a secure retirement.
@@lucyspotless8459 He is trusted and reliable. I recommend trading with him.