By far the best investing UA-cam channel & by some margin. No click bait. No wishy washy rubbish. Just straight up facts, plainly and simply explained. Only channel I’ll listen to too learn about investing.
Totally agree too. He teaches how to understand things and calculate things. I've learned so much from him from the moment I stumbled upon his videos. So many other channels are flashy and fluffy; no substance. Keep up the great work, Jimmy!
@@LearntoInvest no no no, thank YOU!!! So many people would be love to make a killing from charging for this knowledge, yet you give it away for free, taking up your time and resources! Not said enough (but me personally) really appreciate the content you put out there, and for what I've managed to learn!
Jimmy, you just made me feel better about a trade that I made a few years ago. When I started investing around 2007 I bought Apple shares for $95 a share. after that Apple had the two stock splits and in the end my cost basis per share was like around $6.50. Once Apple started paying a dividend my yield on cost was over 40%. I ended up selling the shares to build my dividend portfolio. A few months later I bought back the apple share. Apple has performed well. I kind of needed the money to build the portfolio but I felt stupid for giving up that yield on cost. You make me feel not so bad about the deal now.
Oh wow, I had this all wrong. I thought if I had a stock at $25 with a yield of 5% and it went up to $50 the yield would stay at 5% giving me twice my original dividend, haha. Thanks for clearing this up for me.
Another great video. Would love to see the dividend portfolio you put together for them. I have been moving in that direction with some of my funds as well.
i was sure that you covered that 5% dividend yield for your family, but maybe you just talked about it and not went in to the details, but I was sure you went into some details before.. but I love your content anyway and going over things you've done before I'm happy to watch and thumbs up to it.
WOW you just opened my eyes to how awesome dividends can be. For example if you invest into a ___ major company 20-30 years ago and they have been increasing their dividends, up to this point some of them could pay you up to 60% in dividend yield annually.
You're the man, Jimmy! That was a helpful video, as always. I'd definitely be interested in hearing what's in your family member's portfolio of dividend ETFs.
Good topic. I’ve wondered if I should factor in my yield on cost or consider the current yield when comparing different stocks when planning on adding to positions I already hold.
Hey, Jimmy, always good to see you! Some pro tips for you in exchange for your nice content: I think you changed your camera to a much better one - however, this video it's pretty dark. I suggest you put your shutter speed to 180 degrees, that is, double your frame rate, usually 1/50 or 1/60 (better shoot 25 FPS for more light). Also, getting more light reaching you is good idea. The lens iris should be opened as much as possible in relation to the available light as well. Hope this helps!
Hi Jimmy, following you now for half a year. Thanks for all your input. Helps me a lot! Question could you dive deeper in a all weather portfolio like Ray Dalio. And explain the musts to make one. I made one with ETFs in SP 500, EM, Europe and residentual Real Estate. Do you have a few that will go up when those go down? Thanks in advance
Hi Jimmy, I have a question I would appreciate if you could answer for me please as it always wrecks my mind: For example, if you bought $5000 of Stock A yielding 3% dividend, $2000 of Stock B with 4% dividend and $10,000 of Stock C with a yield of 2%, how do you calculate your average portfolio dividend yield when you take into consideration the amounts spent in each of these 3 positions?
Hi Jimmy, one suggestion: Can you make a video about REITs in the dividend portfolio from the tax perspective? The tax perspective is different for someone making 50k and 500k. Some people say that the yield is high but you must pay taxes on ordinary income with is a red flag for them, but what about people who are not in the highest tax bracket?
A good thing of purchasing dividend-paying stocks which folks don't talk is the opportunity for capital appreciation too. Also, not to to yield chase and look for quality always 😎😀
Thanks for pointing out the pros and cons. As you say, like anything in finance there's pro and con... And if something with only "pro" comes out, everyone rushes to get it and quite quickly this something starts having "cons" :-).
It comes down to the price that you pay for the stock. There is no way Mr. Buffet can replace coke for what he pad for it this is what you can call a compound machine.
Coca Cola's Yield on cost means Berkshire Hathaway is making over 50% per year on its original investment. If the dividend is then reinvested into other company's shares which compound at say 12% per year for arguments sake then the per year profit on Coca Cola is quite staggering. Bearing in mind that Berkshire Hathaway has been investing in Coca Cola for well over 30 years and what you're really witnessing is a great compounding machine almost certainly investing in other compounding machines over the long term!!
So what happens to the Yield on cost formula if you buy 1,000 shares of a company @ $10/share, and then sell 200 shares of the company when the share price increases to $50/share. You essentially have left 800 shares at zero risk/zero cost.
Jimmy, I am surprised so far you didn't notice Adobe. They are unrivaled in design software. Thei balance sheet and EPS growth looks scary. I think they're worth a video!
How the hell did Buffet manage to buy shares that cost us peons $45 per share for $3.25 per share?!?!?!? Did he buy those share at some distant point in the past when the price was $3.25? That would make a great topic for another video.
By far the best investing UA-cam channel & by some margin. No click bait. No wishy washy rubbish. Just straight up facts, plainly and simply explained. Only channel I’ll listen to too learn about investing.
Joshua L agreed
Spot on Joshua! Jimmy's videos are a couple of minutes of pure condensed knowledge without any flowers and cr** put around, keep it up Jim!
Totally agree too. He teaches how to understand things and calculate things. I've learned so much from him from the moment I stumbled upon his videos. So many other channels are flashy and fluffy; no substance. Keep up the great work, Jimmy!
Thanks for the kind words, I'm so glad you like it and find it helpful. Thanks for all the support!!!!
@@LearntoInvest no no no, thank YOU!!! So many people would be love to make a killing from charging for this knowledge, yet you give it away for free, taking up your time and resources! Not said enough (but me personally) really appreciate the content you put out there, and for what I've managed to learn!
Jimmy, you just made me feel better about a trade that I made a few years ago. When I started investing around 2007 I bought Apple shares for $95 a share. after that Apple had the two stock splits and in the end my cost basis per share was like around $6.50. Once Apple started paying a dividend my yield on cost was over 40%. I ended up selling the shares to build my dividend portfolio. A few months later I bought back the apple share. Apple has performed well. I kind of needed the money to build the portfolio but I felt stupid for giving up that yield on cost. You make me feel not so bad about the deal now.
I received $60 in dividends today. New record for me.
YES DEFINITELY SHOW US THAT PORTFOLIO!
Yes I want to see that 5.5 yield portfolio
I think he asks just to tease us. YES PLEASE!
i thought exactly the same!
New video or the old one ?
Supperconductor nope I am big fan of jimmy content. I learned a lot from his videos
Tortoise King : yes I invest in long term. All the picks I made from his educational videos are in +Ve
Yes please show us the portfolio.
Yes I'm curious to what u put together for your family! Plz make that video!
yes, i would to see that portfolio of dividends ETF!
Pls do a video for div etfs
Oh wow, I had this all wrong. I thought if I had a stock at $25 with a yield of 5% and it went up to $50 the yield would stay at 5% giving me twice my original dividend, haha. Thanks for clearing this up for me.
if that s what you tough you should never invest
Another great video. Would love to see the dividend portfolio you put together for them. I have been moving in that direction with some of my funds as well.
Hey jimmy great video. I was wondering if you answer a question for me, how do you find a fair value of an etf ( it’s price of it)?
Can you do a video on analysing banks?
i was sure that you covered that 5% dividend yield for your family, but maybe you just talked about it and not went in to the details, but I was sure you went into some details before.. but I love your content anyway and going over things you've done before I'm happy to watch and thumbs up to it.
WOW you just opened my eyes to how awesome dividends can be. For example if you invest into a ___ major company 20-30 years ago and they have been increasing their dividends, up to this point some of them could pay you up to 60% in dividend yield annually.
🤤🤤🤤🤤
I would love to see a video explaining CEFs. Jimmy, you are great! Can you make it happen?
Love getting introduced to Jimmy every day.
You're the man, Jimmy! That was a helpful video, as always. I'd definitely be interested in hearing what's in your family member's portfolio of dividend ETFs.
Great video, what do you think of the oil majors like Shell now? Is it worth keeping them?
Good insight on cap rate valuation 👍
Hey Jimmy, great video. Please show us the 5.5% portfolio
Again, Dr Jimmy explains what sounds like a complicated concept in layman's terms. 🙏
Good topic. I’ve wondered if I should factor in my yield on cost or consider the current yield when comparing different stocks when planning on adding to positions I already hold.
Yes interested in the dividend etf portfolio :)
Love the new camera, keep up the vids!
Your videos are gold! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience!
Didn't think of this. Good to learn this from your channel. 😍👍
Hey, Jimmy, always good to see you! Some pro tips for you in exchange for your nice content: I think you changed your camera to a much better one - however, this video it's pretty dark. I suggest you put your shutter speed to 180 degrees, that is, double your frame rate, usually 1/50 or 1/60 (better shoot 25 FPS for more light). Also, getting more light reaching you is good idea. The lens iris should be opened as much as possible in relation to the available light as well. Hope this helps!
YOU changed your camera, love the new quality of image. No comment on the content, this is brilliant as always :)
Another great video Jimmy! Yes I am interested in the selections you made for your family!
Yes Jimmy, I am interested in learning more about the ETF selection you made for your family.
Yes please
Hi Jimmy, following you now for half a year. Thanks for all your input. Helps me a lot!
Question could you dive deeper in a all weather portfolio like Ray Dalio. And explain the musts to make one.
I made one with ETFs in SP 500, EM, Europe and residentual Real Estate. Do you have a few that will go up when those go down? Thanks in advance
Nice clip ♥♥! As a fellow UA-camr, I am on the lookout for creative ideas! Nice Job!
thanks Jimmy!
Hi Jimmy,
I have a question I would appreciate if you could answer for me please as it always wrecks my mind:
For example, if you bought $5000 of Stock A yielding 3% dividend, $2000 of Stock B with 4% dividend and $10,000 of Stock C with a yield of 2%, how do you calculate your average portfolio dividend yield when you take into consideration the amounts spent in each of these 3 positions?
Quality content as always.
Right or wrong. That’s exactly how I look at. Your personal yield is all that should matter.
I would love to see the family members ETF portfolio if they are ok with it.
Hi Jimmy, one suggestion: Can you make a video about REITs in the dividend portfolio from the tax perspective? The tax perspective is different for someone making 50k and 500k. Some people say that the yield is high but you must pay taxes on ordinary income with is a red flag for them, but what about people who are not in the highest tax bracket?
Finally! Been waiting for your video to drop.
Jimmie can you help find 5 ETF’s with a yield of 5%
A good thing of purchasing dividend-paying stocks which folks don't talk is the opportunity for capital appreciation too. Also, not to to yield chase and look for quality always 😎😀
We also should talk about an inflation adjusted YOC. Old money is not the same as new, therefore the inflation adjusted YOC should be lower.
Yes Jimmy please show inflation adjusted yield on cost for that warren buffet coke holding
Another great video so much useful content on here. Yield on cost while not the end all be all is a metric you should know.
Hi, great job, I would like to see the video.
Thanks for pointing out the pros and cons. As you say, like anything in finance there's pro and con... And if something with only "pro" comes out, everyone rushes to get it and quite quickly this something starts having "cons" :-).
Would you keep track of yield on cost as one reduces their basis over time with a holding?
I am curious about that portfolio and how it would have performed over time if left alone.
It comes down to the price that you pay for the stock. There is no way Mr. Buffet can replace coke for what he pad for it this is what you can call a compound machine.
Make it
jimmy i already subs with your web but didn't receive your dcf spreadsheet yet
I am curious to both offers
What is your opinion on ARK Innovation ETF managed by Cathie Wood?
Thanks!
Yes please, thanks Jimmy, U definitely are helping me. Thanks so much again
Coca Cola's Yield on cost means Berkshire Hathaway is making over 50% per year on its original investment. If the dividend is then reinvested into other company's shares which compound at say 12% per year for arguments sake then the per year profit on Coca Cola is quite staggering. Bearing in mind that Berkshire Hathaway has been investing in Coca Cola for well over 30 years and what you're really witnessing is a great compounding machine almost certainly investing in other compounding machines over the long term!!
Excellent Video
So what happens to the Yield on cost formula if you buy 1,000 shares of a company @ $10/share, and then sell 200 shares of the company when the share price increases to $50/share. You essentially have left 800 shares at zero risk/zero cost.
Jimmy, I am surprised so far you didn't notice Adobe. They are unrivaled in design software. Thei balance sheet and EPS growth looks scary. I think they're worth a video!
Well done young man! This info really helps!
Hi! I'm JIMMY LOOOOL! :D
Would love a video on your investments for your family. To be honest I’ll watch any investment video from you. Only one on UA-cam I can trust.
How the hell did Buffet manage to buy shares that cost us peons $45 per share for $3.25 per share?!?!?!? Did he buy those share at some distant point in the past when the price was $3.25? That would make a great topic for another video.
Ah, a new shirt i see. haha
4:08 it depends if he buys it something with a lower dividend growth rate.
CAGR effects coming soon. 🤫
jimbo
Confused the hell outta me :/
Can you pin this for no reason lol
*Video quality improved.....BUT THE AUDIO IS TERRIBLE.*