Hi Mate. Nobody that I can find, created a video comparing trading on Windows OS and opposed trading on Mac OS. I can see people keep asking these questions under some videos and no one can really answer them properly. He re's an idea for an interesting video. Test , preferably similarly spected laptop, one Windows, one Mac OS, test a few most usually used brokers, charts supplies, MT4, MT5, to see whether these both OS' perform the same, or whether there are discreapancies limitations, lags, using one or the other in 2024. That would be a very popular video for a lot of people out there.
Hi Ross I am from NZ - we do not have a Roth IRA here unfortunately. Is it still possible to have decent compounding interest when being taxed at 33%? Thanks for the awesome video, Rich
Dividends are dope. Personally, I sometimes use my dividends to buy other dividend and growth stocks for diversification instead of reinvesting in the same stock. To each their own methods though. The good thing is that you’re investing in the first place and that’s what’s important. Salute for the content!
The current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within a short term, but in order to execute such strategy , you must be a skilled practitioner
the best market strategy is to work with a credible investing coach. Since a while ago, I've been in touch with a coach, mostly because I lack the depth of understanding and mental toughness to deal with the ongoing market conditions. You lack the information necessary to succeed in a competitive market, not because you're doing anything wrong, but rather because of your lack of experience.
‘Gertrude Margaret Quinto’ is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Dude...this is BY FAR, the most comprehensive, chronological, and masterfully orated presentation on Dividends that I've ever viewed... Amazing job man!✅️💯💪
I live off dividends on ETFs, for sure it can improve your wealth if you reinvest them to buy more, creating a snowball effect that allows you compound over time.
Lowery have you considered the possibility of cashing out some of those dividends for paying off your monthly expenses, instead of re-investing them? Bcos I need a lot as rent, inflation alone eat up almost all of what I make.
tbh I keep compounding, adhering to well established patterns from a professional, even as a rookie, can bring tremendous value! I’ve trimmed, added also and now my average growth has increased 88% in the past year while participating behind a top performer. effectively remits over 100k annually and increasing.
I LOVE my dividends! I have 60 companies in my portfolio yld avg over 8.5% I also get 408 dividends a year:-) ( some pay monthly). I will be 63 this year and don't need the dividends now so I reinvest all my dividends 🎉 I do trade still both long and short sell. One tip for all you younguns out there ... INVEST FOR LIFE
This is the video that got me to subscribe to your channel. I am so into dividend investing because it's passive income, and if i do it long-term and reinvest, I'll be better off. I am tired of the 9-5 rat race and dead-end jobs. I really admire your style and appreciate the way you teach. I am just thankful for your channel. Keep up the great work, thank you, God bless you 🙏🏾
What an outstanding video to watch. This is a must video to watch if your new to dividend investing for the long term. I wished I knew this information years ago. Ross does a great job explaining this information.
@@dagobertduck2926 and pay someone else to watch my kids?? Bc that would bring me virtually no income. We don't have any family to help with the kids. I wouldn't need a side hustle if it weren't for this inflation. We don't live off the state, my husband works full time blue collar. Idk what you're complaining to me about.
Dividends from good investments just balloon if you accumulate more than $100k. My dad, as I remember, started saving for retirement quite late, but I know he was making more than 10k returns from his investment monthly and it was completely passive.
I'm intrigued by this. I've searched for financial advisors online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation?
I appreciate this. After curiously searching her name online and reviewing her credentials, I'm quite impressed. I've contacted her as I could use all the help I can get. A call has been scheduled.
Think that is a solid way in moving into day trading if you are having trouble in the beginning, once you hit the 25 thousand marker then you can switch to the dividends you make and use for day trading taking a lot of the stress and pressure. But just a thought that has been rattle around in my head. Granted I have had my fair share of blow up accounts lol, and definitely not an adviser by any means. The hands down your videos have given so much to the public, always appreciate your work sir.
Great Video! I am a dividend investor, but watchin videos on how the S&P returns more over time. I learned how to use the charting feature on Seeking Alpaha, and it is interesting to track past performance of the S&P versus dividend stocks. Would love to see a video from you on comparing VOO versus individual stocks!
Hi Ross, Question: I'm considering putting some securities as collateral on a house in addition to my down payment to avoid the PMI. I'll need to see what loan-to-value ratio the various banks have; and I'll need to see if the higher interest on the SBLOC (security line of credit) cost more than I'd have to pay if I got the private mortgage insurance. So, I'd have to calculate what I save on not paying the PMI plus what I expect to get on that amount of dividend inflow compared to the extra I'd be paying on the SBLOC since interest on SBLOCs can be higher than traditional mortgages. I'm not worried about margin requirements since I'd only be putting a portion of my investment assets against the mortgage. But as for the other things, does my strategy seem sound? Is there anything else I've forgotten to consider? Thanks in advance.
You forgot to mention to buy a dividends stock it crucial to buy at a right moment as most better paying dividend stocks tends to going downhill. And a diversity is very important, so you don't get burned by 1 stock
I love everything you do. Thanks so much. I love you looked at Costco because that’s one of my dividend stocks in my simple ira account that has grown my account a ton. I got it at 467 and only have 5 shares but I’m getting a 56% return from just holding it over 1 year and a few months. But I was getting dividend stock information from somewhere and you go so much more in depth.
Great class! Before I knew anything about trading, when I used to imagine investing, I thought about stocks like collecting pokemon cards. Invest in the ones you think will go up that are related to your interests. Try to find the ones that pay ya for keeping them.
A ROTH IRA also has the advantage of being able to claim the the dividends on the securities held in the account as income without a penalty. You will be taxed on those payments at the regular rate of tax based on the previous years tax rate per your income. To do this, write them a letter. Sign and date the letter. Include your checking account number and routing number as well as a voided check. Instruct them to direct deposit your dividend proceeds on the account as they become due to you. The principal will continue to be held in a tax deferred state. You will only be taxed on the dividends.
removing $ for an IRA before 59 1/2 will engage horrible penalties. Don't do that unless you are prepared for those penalties and really, really need it.
@@eldersprig Correct, you absolutely should not remove any of the principal from the account. But you can take the dividends as regular income. You will be taxed on it as regular income based on your previous years tax rate. This works as a loophole because you are basically diverting those dividends before they ever hit the account.
Please research this and learn how Roth IRAs work before taking this advice. It's not entirely false, but it's not 100% accurate, either. Firstly, all the money/value within the IRA are treated the same, dividends, cash, and even shares. There is no loophole that changes how dividends are treated just because "they don't hit the account". That is just withdrawing funds from the account. It doesn't matter that they are dividends or that they were directed immediately to your checking account. As far as the tax implications are concerned, you *may* pay taxes on these withdrawals. It depends on several things. You can withdraw any amount from the account equal to the amount you have contributed both penalty and tax -free(Because you already paid taxes on that money in the year it was contributed) or money converted from a tax-deferred account after 5 years. If you withdraw more than this amount, you will be subject to BOTH early withdraw penalty AND earned income taxes based on the "overage" amount. On a related note, I *strongly* recommend leaving "Roth" money invested for as long as possible and if you do plan to retire early via dividends to use a taxable brokerage as the core for the strategy. There is a lot more to say on the matter, but it's more than I can fit into this comment.
Hey Ross, One question, do you have your Roth IRA account with Lightspeed? What broker do you recommend to open an account? I am trading with CMEG, but I would like to switch accounts as you do in the future. This means that you have both your trading account and Roth IRA account with Lightspeed? I would appreciate your answer, thanks.
To summarize, a decent game plan is to maintain an income from regular job as long as you can, acquire the skill to consistently have green days (starting first in a practice account), then put the profits when you go into live trading into dividend stocks for long term holds. That has been my thought since I first encountered your channel as I was already a dividend investor but now I am considering some day trading just to more quickly increase my dividend portolio.
Dividends are VOLUNTARY payouts. If a company is not doing well they can at their decision stop paying dividends. Plus, money leaving the company can't be invested. It's an expense for it. Plus, in most countries there is nothing like "tax free" in any kind of investment.
Whatever you lock up in longer term investment will not be available for shorter-term trades, is all. Why not just create two (or more)? Also, during those periods of swing when you come out of longer term positions... the temptation to use that new money to fund the shorter term stuff is great. Risk follows. Better to separate, if only for the "out-of-sight, out-of-mind" feeling, as Ross sort of describes in the video.
It's not luck, either way. One's money comes/goes solely from one's habits. Want to change your money? Change your habits. It's just like weight control, except in reverse. More out than in.... vs. more in than out. Too many people just get that mixed up.
Most people work, and hopefully know how to manage their money. The only reason you’re broke is bc you have bad money management and don’t plan for the future. Which is why you mix up “luck” with “hard work.” People get paid by working and then saving their money until they’d reached “$1,000”. They didn’t get there by “luck.” It was bc they worked for it. Your mindset is dangerous, you’re acting like a victim and then you can’t manage to come up with “$1000”. Bc of others “luck.” That’s literally someone yearning for someone to feel sorry for them. We don’t give a rats ass if you could or couldn’t not come up with ”1,000.” Nobody is gonna give it to you, nor is it magically gonna appear in your hands for free.
Thank you for this video. It is a strategy i have been thinking about for a long time but did not know how to go about it. Now I have the information I need. Best video I've watched.
@@TheOnyx3821 Sincerely curious... when is it not about growth? I'd never heard such a statement regarding money. Don't get me wrong - I'll always be glad there are others who believe this. Some must lose for others to win, always.
@17:50 "if I'm making $400/day, and i can save $200/day..." nope... i make $550/wk and I'm lucky to be able to drop $50/wk into savings and $50/wk into retirement. $50*52wks=$2600/yr 26000/10yrs 😢
No, if you have investments inside the account and they pay a dividend, that doesn't count towards yours annual contributions. Those are considered protected earnings inside the account.
One of the most briIIiant investing advice i have ever gotten on youtube came from watching an interview with Julianne Iwersen Niemann on CNBC. Indeed, A solid investment strategy is like a well-planted tree it can withstand storms and still grow strong..
I can only speak from my experience when I advise seeking professional advice. It looks like a smart bet if you don't know where to get an experienced one, but if you don't know anything about the market.
Can someone explain to me WHY the difference between the XD date and the pay date is TWO MONTHS? Seems like a trap. Surely they could distribute dividends days after the XD if they wanted
I'm not going to bash dividend stocks, they're obviously the way to go. But they do not always pay the dividend they're supposed to. COVID is a good example of that. A lot of my stocks went from dividend to zip.
Hey Ross, a couple weeks ago you said you probably wouldn't even remember any of those stocks that made up your big red day(except maybe one). Well, do you?
I bought BMW stock five months ago and the dividend payout was 8% something. The stock price has dropped and so has the dividend. It's now about 5.5%. I've seen many companies change their dividend payout percentage every week😮. All stock/dividend investments are risky. I'm gonna sell lots of my dividend stocks and maybe just start out with 10k and risk day trading. We only live once🎉🎉🎉🍻🍻💸💸💸💸💸💸
This administration has no idea how people are suffering, things are getting so much harder we can't take it no more. A lot of people are financially struggling to put food on the table and a roof over their head, I appreciate your advice Walter James Henry. Imagine I invested $2,000 and got $10,600.
What about considering Dutch bank Abn Amro. They have a policy of paying out 50 % of net profit in dividend. At current stock price it is around 8 %. It has upside potential too, probably around 50 %. You can always keep it, so whether to sell it or keep it, is a luxury problem.
@@DaytradeWarrior that means I'd have to split that annual contribution and put half in each account. I might as well just have one given that they aren't free.
Up to the 70's that was real people real economics after that the illusion of economics began as The GOP and corporations began using the government as a self serving entity of their own economic interests. Actually began in 69 with Nixon, Standard Oil and the Hearst media empire. With interest rates too low too long (since Bush Sr. 1997) assets have become so overinflated. I wish all you young folks could have that knowledge in your heads or lived through it.... Now (in my opinion) is the most fragile time I have ever seen the American economy, All you know being so young is the ever expanding economic illusion of wealth....be careful, the barbarians are at the gate. The long term savings is very wise.
Your 200$ a day example of adding to An IRA MAKES NO SENSE. Bcuz IRA HAVE A LIMIT AMOUNT.. a Max. So how do you get to 50k ? 200 a day put into a IRA … you will hit the Max amount allowed in less than 3 months, greatly confused by your example. lol what did I miss.
I wish i could like this video more than once. Ross, thank you as always. For Warrior Pro members, would you consider uploading your latest dividend picks each quarter? I would be very interested in seeing.
Keep in mind that if stock appreciation + dividend does not consistently outpace REAL inflation, then it's all for not. Your total return MUST beat real inflation or else you're just taking risk with no real gain. Most companies today are not beating real world inflation.
Dude... Your frenetic hand waving is completely off-putting. You may have good content but I wouldn't know because I couldn't put up with the distraction. Too bad.
You leave money for your legacy! Like the family you have. Your wife or future kids. If you aren’t thinking about the future why are you watching this video in the first place. Go play some video games and escape reality lol
I have a masters degree in finance and am a dividend investor. I graduated at 15 and I'm a retired SF Medic I got honor graduate in college. BUT seriously I have listened to millions people try to explain what calls and puts are I still have no clue what your putting somewhere and who your calling. What is the address of a PUT??? What is the phone number to CALL????? I honestly spent a year and still ZERO CLUE! I am so glad retired off dividends and NEVER deal with it.
Keep studying & keep learning! 💪 Here's a link to my FREE Technical Analysis Resource Guide warrior.app/technical-analysis-tool-kit
Thank you for your knowledge! 🤙🏾🤙🏾
Hi Mate. Nobody that I can find, created a video comparing trading on Windows OS and opposed trading on Mac OS. I can see people keep asking these questions under some videos and no one can really answer them properly. He re's an idea for an interesting video.
Test , preferably similarly spected laptop, one Windows, one Mac OS, test a few most usually used brokers, charts supplies, MT4, MT5, to see whether these both OS' perform the same, or whether there are discreapancies limitations, lags, using one or the other in 2024.
That would be a very popular video for a lot of people out there.
Hi Ross I am from NZ - we do not have a Roth IRA here unfortunately.
Is it still possible to have decent compounding interest when being taxed at 33%?
Thanks for the awesome video, Rich
Dividends are dope. Personally, I sometimes use my dividends to buy other dividend and growth stocks for diversification instead of reinvesting in the same stock. To each their own methods though. The good thing is that you’re investing in the first place and that’s what’s important. Salute for the content!
The current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within a short term, but in order to execute such strategy , you must be a skilled practitioner
the best market strategy is to work with a credible investing coach. Since a while ago, I've been in touch with a coach, mostly because I lack the depth of understanding and mental toughness to deal with the ongoing market conditions. You lack the information necessary to succeed in a competitive market, not because you're doing anything wrong, but rather because of your lack of experience.
@@ThomasChai05That's impressive! I could really use the expertise of this advsors, my portfoIio has been down bad. how can i contact them?
@@ThomasChai05Mind if I ask you recommend this particular professional you use their service?
‘Gertrude Margaret Quinto’ is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Dude...this is BY FAR, the most comprehensive, chronological, and masterfully orated presentation on Dividends that I've ever viewed...
Amazing job man!✅️💯💪
Congrats man,
You have made it in your life and still trying to teach us.
You deserve a lot more respect
JEPI pays monthly dividends....
And JEPQ
That’s true some pay monthly but most are quarterly
I live off dividends on ETFs, for sure it can improve your wealth if you reinvest them to buy more, creating a snowball effect that allows you compound over time.
Lowery have you considered the possibility of cashing out some of those dividends for paying off your monthly expenses, instead of re-investing them? Bcos I need a lot as rent, inflation alone eat up almost all of what I make.
tbh I keep compounding, adhering to well established patterns from a professional, even as a rookie, can bring tremendous value! I’ve trimmed, added also and now my average growth has increased 88% in the past year while participating behind a top performer. effectively remits over 100k annually and increasing.
I LOVE my dividends! I have 60 companies in my portfolio yld avg over 8.5% I also get 408 dividends a year:-) ( some pay monthly). I will be 63 this year and don't need the dividends now so I reinvest all my dividends 🎉
I do trade still both long and short sell.
One tip for all you younguns out there ... INVEST FOR LIFE
What dividends do you have?
This is the video that got me to subscribe to your channel. I am so into dividend investing because it's passive income, and if i do it long-term and reinvest, I'll be better off. I am tired of the 9-5 rat race and dead-end jobs. I really admire your style and appreciate the way you teach. I am just thankful for your channel. Keep up the great work, thank you, God bless you 🙏🏾
I love how you explain everything, so honest, open, and thought provoking! Thank you for sharing all of your insights. 💙💙💙
What an outstanding video to watch. This is a must video to watch if your new to dividend investing for the long term. I wished I knew this information years ago. Ross does a great job explaining this information.
Thank you for this video! Finally someone explaining in a way that makes sense for beginners
Thanks!
Thank god I got a Roth IRA AND Roth 401k while owning two small businesses. They always get funded first before anything else
I'm a stay at home mom looking for a side hustle and I'm finding your videos so helpful!
Go to work
@@dagobertduck2926 and pay someone else to watch my kids?? Bc that would bring me virtually no income. We don't have any family to help with the kids. I wouldn't need a side hustle if it weren't for this inflation. We don't live off the state, my husband works full time blue collar. Idk what you're complaining to me about.
@@dagobertduck2926haha you have to have money in order for dividends to work
Sorry that wasn't for you I jus laughed at ur comment it was for her
@@dagobertduck2926 didn't realize childcare was free! 🤬
Thank you for this video! I was really interested but also confused by dividends and dividend reinvesting.
Dividends from good investments just balloon if you accumulate more than $100k. My dad, as I remember, started saving for retirement quite late, but I know he was making more than 10k returns from his investment monthly and it was completely passive.
This is really amazing though. I'm curious as to how he did it. Was it real estate? Or he was a market enthusiast?
I'm intrigued by this. I've searched for financial advisors online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation?
I appreciate this. After curiously searching her name online and reviewing her credentials, I'm quite impressed. I've contacted her as I could use all the help I can get. A call has been scheduled.
This man is a wealth of knowledge.
That he shares for FREEEEE. Thanks Ross!
You are the best thanks for all your free classes. 🤝
Think that is a solid way in moving into day trading if you are having trouble in the beginning, once you hit the 25 thousand marker then you can switch to the dividends you make and use for day trading taking a lot of the stress and pressure. But just a thought that has been rattle around in my head. Granted I have had my fair share of blow up accounts lol, and definitely not an adviser by any means. The hands down your videos have given so much to the public, always appreciate your work sir.
33:00 he starts to talk about Criteria for dividend stocks
Thank you!
What do you think about REITs for dividend investing?
This should be taught in all schools.
Great Video! I am a dividend investor, but watchin videos on how the S&P returns more over time. I learned how to use the charting feature on Seeking Alpaha, and it is interesting to track past performance of the S&P versus dividend stocks. Would love to see a video from you on comparing VOO versus individual stocks!
Hi Ross, Question: I'm considering putting some securities as collateral on a house in addition to my down payment to avoid the PMI. I'll need to see what loan-to-value ratio the various banks have; and I'll need to see if the higher interest on the SBLOC (security line of credit) cost more than I'd have to pay if I got the private mortgage insurance. So, I'd have to calculate what I save on not paying the PMI plus what I expect to get on that amount of dividend inflow compared to the extra I'd be paying on the SBLOC since interest on SBLOCs can be higher than traditional mortgages. I'm not worried about margin requirements since I'd only be putting a portion of my investment assets against the mortgage. But as for the other things, does my strategy seem sound? Is there anything else I've forgotten to consider? Thanks in advance.
You forgot to mention to buy a dividends stock it crucial to buy at a right moment as most better paying dividend stocks tends to going downhill. And a diversity is very important, so you don't get burned by 1 stock
I love everything you do. Thanks so much. I love you looked at Costco because that’s one of my dividend stocks in my simple ira account that has grown my account a ton. I got it at 467 and only have 5 shares but I’m getting a 56% return from just holding it over 1 year and a few months. But I was getting dividend stock information from somewhere and you go so much more in depth.
What course do you recommend to start investing in our first dividend ? Thanks
@17:46 and what about inflation over the years? Should we put the inflation in math there?
look for companies that have a history of dividend growth. example: Walmart's dividend has guaranteed a raise every year.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, graciously.
This is a lot to take in for a trucker 😀
Great class! Before I knew anything about trading, when I used to imagine investing, I thought about stocks like collecting pokemon cards. Invest in the ones you think will go up that are related to your interests. Try to find the ones that pay ya for keeping them.
A ROTH IRA also has the advantage of being able to claim the the dividends on the securities held in the account as income without a penalty. You will be taxed on those payments at the regular rate of tax based on the previous years tax rate per your income. To do this, write them a letter. Sign and date the letter. Include your checking account number and routing number as well as a voided check. Instruct them to direct deposit your dividend proceeds on the account as they become due to you. The principal will continue to be held in a tax deferred state. You will only be taxed on the dividends.
removing $ for an IRA before 59 1/2 will engage horrible penalties. Don't do that unless you are prepared for those penalties and really, really need it.
@@eldersprig Correct, you absolutely should not remove any of the principal from the account. But you can take the dividends as regular income. You will be taxed on it as regular income based on your previous years tax rate. This works as a loophole because you are basically diverting those dividends before they ever hit the account.
Please research this and learn how Roth IRAs work before taking this advice. It's not entirely false, but it's not 100% accurate, either.
Firstly, all the money/value within the IRA are treated the same, dividends, cash, and even shares. There is no loophole that changes how dividends are treated just because "they don't hit the account". That is just withdrawing funds from the account. It doesn't matter that they are dividends or that they were directed immediately to your checking account.
As far as the tax implications are concerned, you *may* pay taxes on these withdrawals. It depends on several things. You can withdraw any amount from the account equal to the amount you have contributed both penalty and tax -free(Because you already paid taxes on that money in the year it was contributed) or money converted from a tax-deferred account after 5 years. If you withdraw more than this amount, you will be subject to BOTH early withdraw penalty AND earned income taxes based on the "overage" amount.
On a related note, I *strongly* recommend leaving "Roth" money invested for as long as possible and if you do plan to retire early via dividends to use a taxable brokerage as the core for the strategy. There is a lot more to say on the matter, but it's more than I can fit into this comment.
what do you think about dividends ETFs like VIG ?
Hey Ross,
One question, do you have your Roth IRA account with Lightspeed? What broker do you recommend to open an account? I am trading with CMEG, but I would like to switch accounts as you do in the future. This means that you have both your trading account and Roth IRA account with Lightspeed? I would appreciate your answer, thanks.
Hearing about the dividends kings. It seems like something i would do when i get more money.
He explains it so simple.
To summarize, a decent game plan is to maintain an income from regular job as long as you can, acquire the skill to consistently have green days (starting first in a practice account), then put the profits when you go into live trading into dividend stocks for long term holds. That has been my thought since I first encountered your channel as I was already a dividend investor but now I am considering some day trading just to more quickly increase my dividend portolio.
beginner here, do you only get dividends if you hold a full share? If so should i start with something cheaper in price than lets say QQQ?
Dividends are VOLUNTARY payouts. If a company is not doing well they can at their decision stop paying dividends. Plus, money leaving the company can't be invested. It's an expense for it.
Plus, in most countries there is nothing like "tax free" in any kind of investment.
Do you have to sell your dividend stocks every 3 months? Or just keep them forever and just keep adding more dividend stocks?
Can I use my trading acc also as an investimg acc or it will just be complicated ?
Whatever you lock up in longer term investment will not be available for shorter-term trades, is all. Why not just create two (or more)? Also, during those periods of swing when you come out of longer term positions... the temptation to use that new money to fund the shorter term stuff is great. Risk follows. Better to separate, if only for the "out-of-sight, out-of-mind" feeling, as Ross sort of describes in the video.
very good in systematic approach
Which is the cheapest of your courses?! I want to learn from you.
Ross u need your own school, great guy for sharing and helping people have a better future
I love you Cameron! 🫶
Best professor ever in UA-cam university!
What do you say trade on? I only have fidelity rn...
Thinkorswim is better imo
Thank you for this. It helped me alot
Most ppl are lucky if they have $1000 in the bank let alone hundreds of thousands to rely on dividends!😊
It's not luck, either way. One's money comes/goes solely from one's habits. Want to change your money? Change your habits.
It's just like weight control, except in reverse. More out than in.... vs. more in than out. Too many people just get that mixed up.
Most people work, and hopefully know how to manage their money. The only reason you’re broke is bc you have bad money management and don’t plan for the future. Which is why you mix up “luck” with “hard work.” People get paid by working and then saving their money until they’d reached “$1,000”. They didn’t get there by “luck.” It was bc they worked for it. Your mindset is dangerous, you’re acting like a victim and then you can’t manage to come up with “$1000”. Bc of others “luck.” That’s literally someone yearning for someone to feel sorry for them. We don’t give a rats ass if you could or couldn’t not come up with ”1,000.” Nobody is gonna give it to you, nor is it magically gonna appear in your hands for free.
Live within your means, save the remainder
Thank you for this video. It is a strategy i have been thinking about for a long time but did not know how to go about it. Now I have the information I need. Best video I've watched.
My "contributions" are capped at $8,000 a year into my IRA. How does Ross get around the IRA limit?
He doesn't he has just added to his yearly and trades in there from time to time.
So educational.. thank you!!
What are the risks with dividends?
I put $30k into PSEC, it grows 0%, maybe even negative, but it pays out $300 / mo.
It decreased by more than it paid out over the last year
Comes and goes but it's a solid dividend. Sometimes it's not about growth.
@@TheOnyx3821 Sincerely curious... when is it not about growth? I'd never heard such a statement regarding money. Don't get me wrong - I'll always be glad there are others who believe this. Some must lose for others to win, always.
You are good! 👍🏻
this is really great
@17:50 "if I'm making $400/day, and i can save $200/day..."
nope...
i make $550/wk and I'm lucky to be able to drop $50/wk into savings and $50/wk into retirement.
$50*52wks=$2600/yr
26000/10yrs 😢
Putting that 50 bucks into saving is where you need to switch your thinking!
Great class professor!
So if you’re only allowed to invest 7000 in a Roth IRA a year, does this include the money added from dividends?
No, if you have investments inside the account and they pay a dividend, that doesn't count towards yours annual contributions. Those are considered protected earnings inside the account.
How do you know your IRA will grow at 8% to 10%? I thought an expected return was 5 %to 7%.
very informative thanks you please make more
Ross, this class has been great!
One of the most briIIiant investing advice i have ever gotten on youtube came from watching an interview with Julianne Iwersen Niemann on CNBC. Indeed, A solid investment strategy is like a well-planted tree it can withstand storms and still grow strong..
I can only speak from my experience when I advise seeking professional advice. It looks like a smart bet if you don't know where to get an experienced one, but if you don't know anything about the market.
Can someone explain to me WHY the difference between the XD date and the pay date is TWO MONTHS?
Seems like a trap. Surely they could distribute dividends days after the XD if they wanted
I'm not sure, but you can sell the stock after the ex dividend date, and still receive the dividend
I'm not going to bash dividend stocks, they're obviously the way to go. But they do not always pay the dividend they're supposed to. COVID is a good example of that. A lot of my stocks went from dividend to zip.
Is it possible to lose more money in dividend investing than what is paying out?
thank for this !
Awesome man love the material!
Just really from begging how to start?
What about someone who like me is just starting out at the age of 39? I feel like I'm a little behind.
Hey Ross, a couple weeks ago you said you probably wouldn't even remember any of those stocks that made up your big red day(except maybe one). Well, do you?
I already forgot them!!
Thank you
Great stuff, thank you for all the content!
Thank U so much for Awesome Videos. This is so Helpful about Dividend investing
Thank you!❤
That was a good one bud
You wouldn't sell your covered calls if you want to keep them, just roll the position.
I bought BMW stock five months ago and the dividend payout was 8% something. The stock price has dropped and so has the dividend. It's now about 5.5%. I've seen many companies change their dividend payout percentage every week😮. All stock/dividend investments are risky. I'm gonna sell lots of my dividend stocks and maybe just start out with 10k and risk day trading. We only live once🎉🎉🎉🍻🍻💸💸💸💸💸💸
Idk what you're looking for from us. Pretty sure no one cares, no one's going to validate your decisions.
You always inspire 🎉
great video again
Thanks Ross Amazing video
This administration has no idea how people are suffering, things are getting so much harder we can't take it no more. A lot of people are financially struggling to put food on the table and a roof over their head, I appreciate your advice Walter James Henry. Imagine I invested $2,000 and got $10,600.
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Glad I did not pay for this session as if this was for beginners I need another teacher.
Thanks Ross! I'm a Warrior Pro member and have been through the classes, but I always appreciate these refresher sessions!
What about considering Dutch bank Abn Amro. They have a policy of paying out 50 % of net profit in dividend. At current stock price it is around 8 %. It has upside potential too, probably around 50 %. You can always keep it, so whether to sell it or keep it, is a luxury problem.
The average person earns 50k a year. No way they can put away 200 a day...
40k a year get it right maybe 200 a week
That was just an example, but the more you put away the more you save in the more you can benefit from compound interest
@@DaytradeWarrior thanks for the reply. I appreciate your videos.
For the $7000 max contribution in a Roth IRA you only have to invest $145 a week
How are you able to contribute to a Roth IRA when you make so much money a year?
I did a traditional IRA contribution then converted it to a Roth. It’s called a Back Door Conversion
@@DaytradeWarrior can someone start day trading without paying for your course? Are there resources on how to learn how to do it?
@@JT_WallStreet This channel is full of just that. And, that's just this channel.
Can a person have 2 Roth IRA accounts?
Yes but you are still limited to the annual contribution amounts
@@DaytradeWarrior that means I'd have to split that annual contribution and put half in each account. I might as well just have one given that they aren't free.
as in one at Fidelity, one at Schwab. Sure.
But total contributions are always the same. $7000(in 2024) to all IRA accounts.
Up to the 70's that was real people real economics after that the illusion of economics began as The GOP and corporations began using the government as a self serving entity of their own economic interests. Actually began in 69 with Nixon, Standard Oil and the Hearst media empire. With interest rates too low too long (since Bush Sr. 1997) assets have become so overinflated. I wish all you young folks could have that knowledge in your heads or lived through it.... Now (in my opinion) is the most fragile time I have ever seen the American economy, All you know being so young is the ever expanding economic illusion of wealth....be careful, the barbarians are at the gate. The long term savings is very wise.
Your 200$ a day example of adding to An IRA MAKES NO SENSE. Bcuz IRA HAVE A LIMIT AMOUNT.. a Max.
So how do you get to 50k ? 200 a day put into a IRA … you will hit the Max amount allowed in less than 3 months, greatly confused by your example. lol what did I miss.
Income to IRA does not have to be cash. The limits are on cash.
The turtle always wins the race
I wish i could like this video more than once. Ross, thank you as always. For Warrior Pro members, would you consider uploading your latest dividend picks each quarter? I would be very interested in seeing.
Keep in mind that if stock appreciation + dividend does not consistently outpace REAL inflation, then it's all for not. Your total return MUST beat real inflation or else you're just taking risk with no real gain. Most companies today are not beating real world inflation.
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That was one of the best videos ive seen maybe ever about dividends , enjoyed that alot !
Dude... Your frenetic hand waving is completely off-putting. You may have good content but I wouldn't know because I couldn't put up with the distraction. Too bad.
What is the point of investing all your life and then die and lose everything 😂😂😂😂😂 for me it doesn’t make sense
The guy you're talking about donated his money to the library and museum. He invested for them.
You leave money for your legacy! Like the family you have. Your wife or future kids. If you aren’t thinking about the future why are you watching this video in the first place. Go play some video games and escape reality lol
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Which API gives that sort of detail?
I have a masters degree in finance and am a dividend investor. I graduated at 15 and I'm a retired SF Medic I got honor graduate in college. BUT seriously I have listened to millions people try to explain what calls and puts are I still have no clue what your putting somewhere and who your calling. What is the address of a PUT??? What is the phone number to CALL????? I honestly spent a year and still ZERO CLUE! I am so glad retired off dividends and NEVER deal with it.