If only making money was as easy as I made it seem in the video! 😂"Be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy." - Some old guy
@@mihayy2000 I have a huge position in GE. I am buying covered calls on GE and decreasing my cost average so when the turn happens I will maximize my profits. My shares get called away now well these options are out of the money on the high side so I will sell my shares for profit anyways so its a win win.
@@theonlydans Literally the richest investors in the world use that method, they don't even check their stocks but a few times a year because if you invest in a good enough company itll go up in the long wrong and you haven't lost anything unless you sell at a loss just like you haven't gained anything unless you sell at that price. its a fact
So glad youtube recommended this video to me!! Video/audio quality on point, awesome editing, no course for sale, and great info. About to watch a bunch of your videos and definitely subscribing!!
@@Jordan.dscpln crying would warrant if you chose companies with poor non profitable business models. If you chose stable profitable companies that will survive all bull and bear markets 30 years from now, you can wipe your tears and enjoy the discount.
I believe I actually learned something from this guy! I didn't know the dividend yield would increase if the price goes down or inverse. Anyways, New Subscriber!
Johnny B: After you buy a stock, you can forget about the dividend yield and just pay attention to the dividend dollars. If they paid you $2.00 per share this year and they grow dividends 15% a year, next year you will earn $2.30 and the year after $2.65. In ten years they will be paying you $8.09 per share. When you retire 35 years from now, you will be earning $266 per share (split adjusted). All you need to do is not sell.
@@MrSzymonurai Ford made $0.01 earnings per share last year but paid out $0.60 per share in dividends. They are expected to reduce total earnings by 7.3% each year for the next five years. This cannot continue. I see elimination of the dividend and reverse stock splits in their future. This is all bad. I think the time to sell F is now. I think you can buy it back in the future if they ever start making money again.
@@jamesdarnell8568 if you need 35 years to retire in this day and age that's just sad though we should all be thinking shorter term this generation should be able to retire in our mid 40s if we are smart with our money
Bro you're awesome! Not trying to sell anything, just educating people for the better. I'm 19 year old and you really inspire me into working hard and investing every cent in stocks!
I try to tell people this all the time I give you props for having enough substance to being the people to actually listen to you, hopefully I’ll be there soon as well
Just saying you convinced me day one of watching your videos that this was a great way to invest! I'm 2 months in and have a 2300$ portfolio and starting to see my dividend pay checks roll in! Keep up the great content !
@@InnovatingAssets7 I have about 23 companies right now some of them include T, KEY, BAC, O, WTR, EPD, WRK, IEP, TPR, MPLX, BBY, F, END, AMZA that's about half of what I have mine in.
@@josephlail6379 Hi Joseph, I'd suggest joining a financial reports/news site like seeking alpha so you can do some cursory research on your holdings. Dividend investing is my choice for creating wealth and retiring well, but it does require some diligence. Andrei is right that you don't have to worry every time you see a red down arrow, but you do want to see trends that point to long term sustainability and growth. What you don't want to see is creeping debt and declines. If you don't watch your holdings at all there is a chance that some may tank and take your investment and dividend income with it. Folks who are holding on to GE right now are not happy campers e.g.
Fantastic perspective. Timing the market is rough, and even when you do well, the human tendency--at least mine--is to get upset that you didn't do better or differently in hindsight. I tried to time Apple when they released their first larger iPhone screens; they had a record-breaking quarter, but investor sentiment was down because the iPhone was 70% of their revenue...so it went down hard and stayed down for a couple years when I had a lot of money in it. I timed Amazon. When it was roughly $290 a share, I bought 140 shares when they had a $400m operating loss on their fire phone bust that quarter. I soon sold, and made $800. But I didn't forsee them going to $2k a share several years later. It was a win; I made a good return very quickly. Yet, I was unhappy I lost out on an opportunity. I appreciate you drawing out the psychological benefits of investing the way you do. It's real and visceral. You really can frame both market trends in a rationally positive way with dividend investing.
This is nice in theory except companies cut their dividends when they expect they need cash. This is why in 2008/2009 a ton of companies in the S&P 500 cut their dividends (I believe by something like 20 percent) which would put that retiring guy in the same spot as your example. This is also why it’s common practice to decrease the amount of stock in your portfolio when getting closer to retirement. If the market drops, a percentage of your money is still valued at an amount similar to the pre-recession value. You know if a companies value falls it’s because people expect that company to make less money in the future so of course the company can’t keep the same dividend through any recession.
Daniel Purdy There’s no reason to attack my wealth, especially considering you don’t know it. The guy in the video isn’t exactly a master investor either. He’s done great but my argument would be if he went 100% S&P 500 he would be in about the same spot if I had to guess. Dividends can be fine depending on the business, but a company that just buys back stock will have about the same benefits and a company that makes positive net present value investments will be better than ones that pay dividends or who exclusively buy back stock. It’s just a silly argument to say “just own dividend paying stocks during a recession and you’ll be fine.”
Boblib1970 I never said dividends lowered the same amount as stock prices but they do lower (meaning the person retiring would be living on 75% of what they expected to live on in that example) and if you had some cash or low risk investments you wouldn’t even have to touch your stocks that are down.
I am not sure how many comments I can leave before the UA-cam algorithm stops counting but I just had to let you know: that outro was incredible. That Jeff Bezos quarterly report string music and the thumbnails blew my little mind.
I've been watching your videos for a few days. I am planning to start on investing and I am learning as much as I can. I watched so many videos on youtube from other youtubers and I wasn't getting literately anything, It was so confuse. Watching your videos I can understand SO CLEARLY, you explain everything so well that makes investing so much easier. It's like talking to a friend, not like a professor trying to explain in class, just so most of the others are doing... Seriously, THANK YOU VERY MUCH! Keep it up!!!!
Dividend yield based on price is important to building up your yield on cost. But I think it's important to note that the dividend itself is based mostly only earnings and cash flow. Price fluctuates and will eventually revert back to the mean (it's normal PE). As long as the earnings and cash flow goes up, so will the dividend. Therefore, I believe things like the payout ratio is more important than the yield. You might want to do a video on that. It's a very important part of dividend investing. I personally like companies with consistent earnings growth and maintains a consistent payout ratio. If their earnings grow by 12% a year and they consistently maintain a payout ratio of 45%, that means they are also growing their dividend to keep up with the earnings.
Hey Richard! I totally agree, payout ratio is much more important than the yield. When evaluating stocks, I look at earnings payout ratio, earnings per share, free cash flow per share, eps growth, sales growth, return on equity, net debt to ebitda, and capital. I don't discuss that in my videos (leaving that for patreon), because I think after a certain point, it isn't interesting to most people, including myself to be honest (in terms of discussing those)
@@AndreiJikh that makes sense. You should mention in your videos that you delve into that stuff on your patreon. Get people who are interested in learning more about over there. If you have mentioned it, then I missed it.
Agreed..... 2 very quick things to look at are dividend history to check for growth and cuts, and what percentage of earnings per share (EPS) the divy payout is.... there’s lots more obviously, but those are my baseline quick checks before diving in deeper...
My BRO! Yes I smashed that like button and shared! I saw the headline to the clip and was like "Ah nooo!" then I watched the vid and was like "YES!" I've subscribed ages ago and I'm a real supporter of your success! Stay focused! Don't be like these other UA-camrs who end up with mental breakdowns etc. Stay on your job homie!
When I first started investing, I would feel butterflies in my stomach from a 1% drop... Now, I embrace any opportunities to buy more shares at a discount :)
C B no it’s both. Actually your main goal is to have your portfolio as a whole to profit. If dividends don’t outmatch the decline of the stock price there is no point in buying. High dividend doesn’t mean a stock is good. That’s a newbie mistake btw. Your goal is to have a stock that either remains still and have a dividend like NYSE: O or something that has a dividend but also grows. Search up dividend aristocrats that both grows annually and also pay good dividends.
I'm 18 I came from a poor family, I started investing when i was 16 in dividend 😅 income And I joined the military so my monthly budget is really low (only phone bill & cleaning stuff) Put the rest of my money into the dividends while doing college My life has changed a lot and I thank you incredibly for all these teaching videos
If my portfolio doesn’t swing several thousand dollars / day I immediately assume something weird is going on at the White House. *or should I say orange house*
@@wolfofdubai I just started watching some older videos of his and there is some down to earth advice and suggestion, a bit for everyone, new and not so new investors. I also like that he works on Robinhood because I use the same platform.
So the dividend yield is the % you get out of the current stock price, per share? Like if the stock cost $10 and the dividend yield is 3.4%, I'll get 34 cents for each stock? Excellent class /video. How did you design that awesome outtro?
Really happy that someone like you exists on UA-cam. This is definitely going to be a video I show my friends when they ask for videos about investing.
I also lost $5500 in the last crash because i was mining coins in my wallet ,i’m still in the trading field learning a new strategy to improve my techniques and strategy
If only making money was as easy as I made it seem in the video! 😂"Be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy." - Some old guy
GE is killing me these days...
That is one smart (and rich) old guy.😉
Did you increase your usual purchasing amount during the dip?
Do you have an online class on investing?
@@mihayy2000 I have a huge position in GE. I am buying covered calls on GE and decreasing my cost average so when the turn happens I will maximize my profits. My shares get called away now well these options are out of the money on the high side so I will sell my shares for profit anyways so its a win win.
"I make money when others sleep" - John, Night Security Guard
as long as you are not sleeping on the job
And I make money in my sleep
Hahah got me laughing
I burst out in laughter and spilled my coffee on my friend's laptop for your stupid joke!!!!!
@@leoabby0084 It sounds better in Romanian :))
me: i'm going to sell. this stock will never go up. *sells
stock: ok, guys, he sold lets raise the price for the next sucker!....*price goes up
"This guy has no idea what he's talking about"
Hears Matrix reference...
Alright. This guy is legit.
The matrix reference did it? I thought the multiplying money would have sealed the deal lol
@GenesisTheDawg way to ruin the fun lmao
@@tramarthomas6105 dont spoil the fun bro
jonaswox don’t be a Debby downer
@@lema1812 yo dont be black
"You only lose money if you sell" - Investors, probably :D
Haha yea logic checks out
you also don't make a profit until you sell... unless it's dividend stocks.
@@carlosb.9032 assuming you time the sell/market correctly.
Motto of stock brokers with pissed off clients who took their rotten advice.
Unless the company goes bankrupt
"The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient."
- Dr. Robotnik
Yep, that's really true!
Exactly! People who get scared during recessions often sell at the worst possible times
It dont matter u can make my Schedule!
I'm pretty sure it was Warren buffet who actually said that.
I think warren said that
You don't lose anything until you sell the stock during that dip.
Thats a dumb way to think about it
@@theonlydans Literally the richest investors in the world use that method, they don't even check their stocks but a few times a year because if you invest in a good enough company itll go up in the long wrong and you haven't lost anything unless you sell at a loss just like you haven't gained anything unless you sell at that price. its a fact
@@YETl it's not even a "method", its just ways of thinking. You DO "lose" something for keeping the stocks its called time-value of money.
Also, a lot of stocks lose their value and never recover.
If you want to use this method buy indices or etfs.
Yeah, no. No stock is ever guaranteed to go back up you have to intelligently do your research and know when to stop out 🛑
So glad youtube recommended this video to me!! Video/audio quality on point, awesome editing, no course for sale, and great info. About to watch a bunch of your videos and definitely subscribing!!
You are such a great creator. Keep it up man.
I feel so out of place .. lol you lose $9000 and smile, I lose $100 my life falls apart. 😂
its not losing. you have the exact same product but now all that shit is on sale. In a few years your product will either rebound or grow.
i just lost $4000 and cried like shit but then i see this video.
@@Jordan.dscpln crying would warrant if you chose companies with poor non profitable business models. If you chose stable profitable companies that will survive all bull and bear markets 30 years from now, you can wipe your tears and enjoy the discount.
I lost $46,000 I'm still smiling
He just "lost it temporarily" not permanently.
Your content is amazing man! Be proud!
So much wisdom in this video.... Love it Andrei!
just subscribed, and my stomach is hurting of laughter at how well and yet educational you kept this video. Thank you for it!
Ever since I started watching your videos, I paid a lot more attention dividend stocks and I even invested in a few!
Ok, I'm also in love with your outro. It's so elegant and trippy.
Cool. You're my stock guy now
I look forward to these videos every Monday. Keep up the great work.
"The most honest people don't wear suits" - a random guy on the internet
True. But no pants is even more honest..
So the drug dealer from the alleyway is a trustworthy person?
I believe I actually learned something from this guy! I didn't know the dividend yield would increase if the price goes down or inverse. Anyways, New Subscriber!
Which is why I'm buying Ford. They have a good dividend and they have nothing but bad news always.
@@MrSzymonurai that's a terrible idea imo. I had Ford when I barely started and that's the only one I regret getting.
Johnny B: After you buy a stock, you can forget about the dividend yield and just pay attention to the dividend dollars. If they paid you $2.00 per share this year and they grow dividends 15% a year, next year you will earn $2.30 and the year after $2.65. In ten years they will be paying you $8.09 per share. When you retire 35 years from now, you will be earning $266 per share (split adjusted). All you need to do is not sell.
@@MrSzymonurai Ford made $0.01 earnings per share last year but paid out $0.60 per share in dividends. They are expected to reduce total earnings by 7.3% each year for the next five years. This cannot continue. I see elimination of the dividend and reverse stock splits in their future. This is all bad. I think the time to sell F is now. I think you can buy it back in the future if they ever start making money again.
@@jamesdarnell8568 if you need 35 years to retire in this day and age that's just sad though we should all be thinking shorter term this generation should be able to retire in our mid 40s if we are smart with our money
Underrated channel and video as well. Keep it up!
Bro you're awesome! Not trying to sell anything, just educating people for the better. I'm 19 year old and you really inspire me into working hard and investing every cent in stocks!
That's a great mentality a such a young age. Props and keep at it!
@ how has your progress been?
Stocks are pretty safe investments. Avoid everything else until you're consistently making profit
@@DailyTvz Pretty good to be honest.
One of the best outros I have ever seen!
Love your videos man. Thank you for the lesson today!!!
It dont matter u can make my Schedule!
The Jikher Speaks !
I try to tell people this all the time I give you props for having enough substance to being the people to actually listen to you, hopefully I’ll be there soon as well
Clutch video as always!
Just saying you convinced me day one of watching your videos that this was a great way to invest! I'm 2 months in and have a 2300$ portfolio and starting to see my dividend pay checks roll in! Keep up the great content !
Joseph lail what companies did u get ?
@@InnovatingAssets7 I have about 23 companies right now some of them include T, KEY, BAC, O, WTR, EPD, WRK, IEP, TPR, MPLX, BBY, F, END, AMZA that's about half of what I have mine in.
@no I appreciate the advice. I'm planning on selling some off.
@@josephlail6379 Hi Joseph,
I'd suggest joining a financial reports/news site like seeking alpha so you can do some cursory research on your holdings. Dividend investing is my choice for creating wealth and retiring well, but it does require some diligence. Andrei is right that you don't have to worry every time you see a red down arrow, but you do want to see trends that point to long term sustainability and growth. What you don't want to see is creeping debt and declines. If you don't watch your holdings at all there is a chance that some may tank and take your investment and dividend income with it. Folks who are holding on to GE right now are not happy campers e.g.
Fantastic perspective.
Timing the market is rough, and even when you do well, the human tendency--at least mine--is to get upset that you didn't do better or differently in hindsight.
I tried to time Apple when they released their first larger iPhone screens; they had a record-breaking quarter, but investor sentiment was down because the iPhone was 70% of their revenue...so it went down hard and stayed down for a couple years when I had a lot of money in it.
I timed Amazon. When it was roughly $290 a share, I bought 140 shares when they had a $400m operating loss on their fire phone bust that quarter. I soon sold, and made $800. But I didn't forsee them going to $2k a share several years later. It was a win; I made a good return very quickly. Yet, I was unhappy I lost out on an opportunity.
I appreciate you drawing out the psychological benefits of investing the way you do. It's real and visceral. You really can frame both market trends in a rationally positive way with dividend investing.
I feel smarter. Also love that outro! 🙂
Wow your magic tricks are pretty good... Great video... You are fun to watch
I think watching you and Graham Stephan is going to be life changing for me, thank you!
I love the way you broke that down, thanks
Your editing and videos are the best. You will be on the top in no time!
thanks Dillon! Not trying to be the best but hopefully showing people that there's a different way 😎
Dude I really really really really really really like you bro !!!!!!
Every time he says “smash that like button” I literally do
this intro goes down in the history. andrei you are the man.
This is nice in theory except companies cut their dividends when they expect they need cash. This is why in 2008/2009 a ton of companies in the S&P 500 cut their dividends (I believe by something like 20 percent) which would put that retiring guy in the same spot as your example. This is also why it’s common practice to decrease the amount of stock in your portfolio when getting closer to retirement. If the market drops, a percentage of your money is still valued at an amount similar to the pre-recession value.
You know if a companies value falls it’s because people expect that company to make less money in the future so of course the company can’t keep the same dividend through any recession.
Wow great share. Thank you Sam
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Youre supposed to move your money into safer assets when youre closer to retirement, not just sell off.
Daniel Purdy There’s no reason to attack my wealth, especially considering you don’t know it. The guy in the video isn’t exactly a master investor either. He’s done great but my argument would be if he went 100% S&P 500 he would be in about the same spot if I had to guess. Dividends can be fine depending on the business, but a company that just buys back stock will have about the same benefits and a company that makes positive net present value investments will be better than ones that pay dividends or who exclusively buy back stock. It’s just a silly argument to say “just own dividend paying stocks during a recession and you’ll be fine.”
Boblib1970 I never said dividends lowered the same amount as stock prices but they do lower (meaning the person retiring would be living on 75% of what they expected to live on in that example) and if you had some cash or low risk investments you wouldn’t even have to touch your stocks that are down.
I am not sure how many comments I can leave before the UA-cam algorithm stops counting but I just had to let you know: that outro was incredible. That Jeff Bezos quarterly report string music and the thumbnails blew my little mind.
Really changed the way I think about investing. Learned so much from this video thanks mate. Feeling motivated :) keep up the good work buddy
I've been watching your videos for a few days. I am planning to start on investing and I am learning as much as I can. I watched so many videos on youtube from other youtubers and I wasn't getting literately anything, It was so confuse. Watching your videos I can understand SO CLEARLY, you explain everything so well that makes investing so much easier. It's like talking to a friend, not like a professor trying to explain in class, just so most of the others are doing... Seriously, THANK YOU VERY MUCH! Keep it up!!!!
The ending of the video is like a movie 📺🔥
Like the positive attitude and great advice.
Dividend yield based on price is important to building up your yield on cost. But I think it's important to note that the dividend itself is based mostly only earnings and cash flow. Price fluctuates and will eventually revert back to the mean (it's normal PE). As long as the earnings and cash flow goes up, so will the dividend. Therefore, I believe things like the payout ratio is more important than the yield. You might want to do a video on that. It's a very important part of dividend investing. I personally like companies with consistent earnings growth and maintains a consistent payout ratio. If their earnings grow by 12% a year and they consistently maintain a payout ratio of 45%, that means they are also growing their dividend to keep up with the earnings.
Hey Richard! I totally agree, payout ratio is much more important than the yield. When evaluating stocks, I look at earnings payout ratio, earnings per share, free cash flow per share, eps growth, sales growth, return on equity, net debt to ebitda, and capital. I don't discuss that in my videos (leaving that for patreon), because I think after a certain point, it isn't interesting to most people, including myself to be honest (in terms of discussing those)
@@AndreiJikh that makes sense. You should mention in your videos that you delve into that stuff on your patreon. Get people who are interested in learning more about over there. If you have mentioned it, then I missed it.
Open thay Patreon bro
Agreed..... 2 very quick things to look at are dividend history to check for growth and cuts, and what percentage of earnings per share (EPS) the divy payout is.... there’s lots more obviously, but those are my baseline quick checks before diving in deeper...
You earned the like button with the Matrix reference!
My BRO! Yes I smashed that like button and shared! I saw the headline to the clip and was like "Ah nooo!" then I watched the vid and was like "YES!" I've subscribed ages ago and I'm a real supporter of your success! Stay focused! Don't be like these other UA-camrs who end up with mental breakdowns etc. Stay on your job homie!
Thanks man! All hope is not lost 👍
Dude, you’re awesome.
I’m 23 and listening to you sir Jikh.
Thank you for your wisdom.
Thanks Jase 👊
8:20
Every European: "Is this an American joke that i'm to European to understand?"
Man I love your videos. Amazing as always. Last 1 minute of “Marvel opening theme” type editing is so cool.
When I first started investing, I would feel butterflies in my stomach from a 1% drop...
Now, I embrace any opportunities to buy more shares at a discount :)
Me too man! I was down by as much as $15K at one point and thought "oh man......here we go" 😂I'm sure whatever next one hits, it'll be a LOT worse
Andrei Jikh that’s brutal hahaha.
Look at the 52 week high when it gets there sell
cool intro
"made entirely from recycled ... chicken nuggets" :) I love your sense of humor, Andrei.
Ikr
Thank you for giving back. Hope you are enjoying all that life can provide.
Thanks Robert! Appreciate it :)
As a dividend investor, the price of the stock is not your primary concern because capital gain is not your goal but dividend income.
C B no it’s both.
Actually your main goal is to have your portfolio as a whole to profit.
If dividends don’t outmatch the decline of the stock price there is no point in buying.
High dividend doesn’t mean a stock is good. That’s a newbie mistake btw.
Your goal is to have a stock that either remains still and have a dividend like NYSE: O
or something that has a dividend but also grows.
Search up dividend aristocrats that both grows annually and also pay good dividends.
@Damnit Bobby not if you live off the dividends, no need to sell the shares
@Damnit Bobby You can just pass on the portfolio to your kids.
That being said, redistributing the portfolio on occasion isn't a bad idea.
Another great video!
Love your videos man
great outro visuals Andrei
I had to rewatch the video because I was thinking about how you did those tricks the whole time.
I sold my soul to the devil, that’s all I got 😑
You're the champ. Thanks for the video
Ha, My portfolio reaches it's historical high 20 days later after watching your video.
Ha, who cares?
I love how you tied in that magic trick in the beginning. Very original, keep it up!
I about died laughing with those edited faces you incorporated 🤣
Love the way the video ended that was creative
Thank you!
When stocks go down in price you can buy more shares for less money and own more of the companies you like keep at it :)
It dont matter u can make my Schedule!
just keep drip feeding then when the stocks fall it's like buying them on sale!
Love that song at the end
10:58 my face when i found your channel
10:55 my face when i found out for the first time that you could make money with dividend stocks
What are dividend stocks?
@@peroxide3780 Stocks that pay you dividends
Great video man! Spasiva Andrei!
You’re doing the right way. I totally agree with you. I’m doing it the same day. And I’ve been doing since 2017
Cool editing
Thanks, hopefully the finance stuff was cooler tho 😝
I'm 18 I came from a poor family, I started investing when i was 16 in dividend 😅 income
And I joined the military so my monthly budget is really low (only phone bill & cleaning stuff)
Put the rest of my money into the dividends while doing college
My life has changed a lot and I thank you incredibly for all these teaching videos
I wish I could have used an app to invest at 16. Lifetime of dividends would be insane cash flow by 40
Your editing skills are really good
"Should I have bought Bitcoin?" 😂😂😂😂👏👏😂😂
Let's go buy some now!!!
The intro was on point!
Love your videos man ! I just started a Dividend Portfolio because of you ! Keep up the great work !
Thank you! I think dividend investing is the way to go!
dude that outro is fire
Why is no one talking about that smooth as fuck intro transition into intro music wowow
back in the day when losing $9,000 was a lot
What stock did you buy? Its Monday...great video
I love the violins at the end of your video. Tnx for your input
Oh damn for a second i thought the fake Jordan Belfort pop up was real
I was debating between that, or frank kern lol
love it.finally learn something.
I mean you will get it back if your doing dividend plays 10k on a 170k profile
*That outro bro* 👌
Hah, you sounded like Tony Robbins just a couple seconds! Nice impression. Thanks for keeping me laughing, I love it
trippy ending i like it!
Love the matrix-inspired conversation. Well done lol. 👍🏻
Great information and well presented, subscribed
If my portfolio doesn’t swing several thousand dollars / day I immediately assume something weird is going on at the White House.
*or should I say orange house*
orange is the new black apparently
Really digging your content brother
Yield is inverse to stock price.
That clears some things up.
Thank you.
One honest and unpretentious person among "I know everything about investing" crowd. Thanks.
@@wolfofdubai I just started watching some older videos of his and there is some down to earth advice and suggestion, a bit for everyone, new and not so new investors. I also like that he works on Robinhood because I use the same platform.
General Electric is killing me....
Killing all of us...lol...it will come up tho
Sell that sob!
@@mrsaoallen1707 what if if ts true? what if they are cooking their books....whistlerr blower did put Madoff in Jail )
NikitaU who in their right mind would hang on to a company down 65% since 2015 is beyond me. Don’t buy losers!
Mihai Dumitrescu It’s hanging in there for me
Educational and entertaining. Rare combo for the financial channels. Great job.
So the dividend yield is the % you get out of the current stock price, per share? Like if the stock cost $10 and the dividend yield is 3.4%, I'll get 34 cents for each stock? Excellent class /video. How did you design that awesome outtro?
Thanks man! You're correct, that's exactly it! The outro is after effects :D
@Fiskenburg 007
REITs? Vanguard ETFs? Dividend Aristocrats?
@Fiskenburg 007
Agreed!
You also have to take inflation into account
Awesome intro 👏
Don't you DARE be ashamed good sir.... Golden Girls is fantastic!
I knew SOMEONE would appreciate it, that show was great haha 👊
Thank you for being a friend
It dont matter u can make my Schedule!
Really happy that someone like you exists on UA-cam. This is definitely going to be a video I show my friends when they ask for videos about investing.
I also lost $5500 in the last crash because i was mining coins in my wallet ,i’m still in the trading field learning a new strategy to improve my techniques and strategy
Brilliant! Probably the best financial youtuber on youtube-er! Along side graham. Great video man. Learning a lot from you.
Phenomenal really brings out the bigger picture over the long run. Yes i am a big fan of Graham as well thanks for sharing your true to life secrets!
Literally switched from the matrix to this, the reference was pretty good