I wanna thank you cuz now from watching your weekly dividend video I now made my own weekly dividend portfolio and I'm loving it, I also learned that all companies for the most part pay out around the same or similar days and months you just gotta do your due diligence in researching their pay out dates
Having been investing since 2005, I have to say that my funds have outperformed my individual stocks and for me, this proves that regular investing for the long term is the way to go.
I've been watching the LAND stock. It's a good way to be in the ranch and agland business without the headache. And I own a ranch so I'm very familiar with the headache.
The best way to find growth stocks, key features to keep in mind is as follows: 1. Ensure gross margins are greater than 50% 2. Ensure P/E ratio is less than 100 3. Buy companies that are PROFITABLE, very important irrespective of sector. 4. Debt to equity ratio is less than 30% 5. Current ratio is above 1 6. and a Float under 100 million One stock that fits the bill is FLGT (Fulgent)
Future reference note for self see 13:12; I'm always coming back to Joseph's videos for new ideas and knowledge. I have HRZN & STAG, now looking more at GWRS. I've been following this channel for two years - the guidance here is invaluable.
Love the content, have watched every video, but (as I've mentioned other times) sure wish you would display the ticker you're talking about more clearly. Frustrating if I can't hear you the first time through and then have to spend a bunch of time going back to hear you say it. It's a PITA. Thanks.
Some of those high risk stocks that you are warning people about are the same stocks you've recommended in your videos since I've been following you since 2019
Concern I have with these recommendations with the exception of maybe the vanguard short-term bond fund is that you're quoting 5 years history as returns which has been a bull market low interest rates extremely low inflation. If you're in the camp of we're facing a whole different world going forward (inflation high debt resulting in sooner and higher interest rate spikes and bond funds are going to get crushed
Safety>yield every time. Nothing bothers me more than losing 10-20% on dividend stocks i'd thought i had a good buy in price for. Stuck my neck out one too many times for the good yield.
Where do we find new dividend stock to replace the dividend stock that are no longer paying dividend or do we wait to see what happens give them one year july 1 2022?
How are you calculating your risk adjusted return? I googled it and found equations for the Sharpe Ratio but my numbers are not coming out close to yours. I paused the video multiple times and reran portions so I could work along with your example. Thanks for all the info.
I look at safety differently when concerning dividend stocks. I couldn't care less what happens to the price as long as the dividend isn't cut or lowered. I dollar cost average in my portfolio so I will just buy the dips, so that doesn't bother me
The bad part with high paying dividend stocks is that during a big down turn, not only do you lose on the price of the stock but you can also get your dividend cut big time especially if the stock uses leverage. I know, it happened to me. One of my high yielding dividend stocks was a CEF(EMO) paying 14%. I was buying it around $8.75 and then during that bad FEB, MARCH, April period, the stock went to .90 cents and cut it's dividend 75%. It then did a reverse stock split 7 or 10 to 1. When you go for high dividends, there is very high risk. It seems to be all about timing especially when you are retired and can't really afford to lose capital and dividends at the same time.
Yup! I call some of those “Dividend Traps!” They look nice with the high dividend yield, but when it gets rough and they cut the dividend or suspend it completely, it ain’t so pretty then. 😬 Always look at the History of Dividend Payments and the Payout Ratio. That’s helped me a ton with my portfolio. 🙌🏼
Hi I don't usually comment on videos but I have been subscribed to you for a while and watch all of your video I've learned a lot off of you and respect your opinion. I however have a strong conviction for palantir and I have a $4,000 portfolio that holds a hundred and fifty shares of palantir I get how it's a bad idea to put everything into one stock in that I should diversify. I would love to hear your opinion on the company palantirl
How does dollar cost averaging effect yield on coast or does it? Can you make a video on that? Especially us who can only to 50 or 100 bucks a week into a portfolio on something like M1
Thanks, Leatherneck, for helping me build a future income. Stability (safety) is most important to me. I don't find it prudent to invest in something that won't provide a regular return; that's tantamount to marrying a person who won't be faithful. Yes, they might learn some new tricks from others, but that'll cause concern when experiencing the new stunt.
Like always, I love yours videos and appreciate your hard work on everyone of them. Unfortunately, not all the knowledge contained in them applies to me as a European. Not every etf or stock are easily to find, buy and a lot of etf are not even admitted to trading in my country. But some of them are and I'm happy to use your knowledge to make a decision :) Thanks you Joseph!
I want to start with ETF's but the market is so historically high right now I just can't get myself to Invest yet. I just know when I do the market will go down and the price per share will eat away my portfolio. What to do???
Appreciate the work and effort that is made within ever video. I see them as educational and helpful tools. If you ever do a public seminar, please don't make it to expensive. Are you selling any instructional type CD or website? I would like something that I can enlarge or slow down to my pace. My goal is to obtain high yield dividends stocks to increase my overall monthly income.
I think UA-cam pays him well enough that he does not charge like most other youtubers. After all, if he is putting his time forth for these, he wants to be compensated rightfully. Who does not?
Just here to see which monthly dividends I don't have yet. I already have 12, with 7 quarterly. I never let the dividends reinvest themselves though, I collect them into a pool and then after I have more than a dollar, I reinvest it in the stock with the highest current percentage of loss. Retirement is a long way out unless my growth stocks explode for once.
Including the word "crash" in an investing video's title but failing to bring up the subject of a crash in the video translates to a credibility crash.
Buying stocks for dividend is not a good idea. Most high yielding dividend stocks usually see decreasing stock price over time. The yield therefore keeps getting higher. But the dividends are cancelled out by the drop in price.
Definitely go for the SAFE DIVIDENDS. I like higher yields also, but it’s not worth it if they are borderline cutting their dividend as soon as the tables turn. Always check the Payout Ratio and look for a long track record of consistent Dividend Payments. That’s helped me A TON! 🔥🔥
The truth is, NO ONE REALLY KNOWS! 😅 Lol. My opinion for anyone is, invest consistently regardless. AND IF the crash comes, invest even harder during the crash. That way you can Dollar Cost Average your positions and improve your Average Cost Per Share. 👍🏼 Hope this helps! 😃
Absolutely! That’s why I love investing in companies with a solid Payout Ratio 🔥🙌🏼. Always make sure you take a peak at the Payout Ratio and History of Dividend payments. 👍🏼
Man, I hate suspended dividends. 😤 That’s why I stick to safer companies with decent yields. I prefer to build up that income SAFELY than get the rug pulled out from under me.
This guy calls a crash every few months. It never happens. Guess work. But since he says it every months, he will eventually get it right. When that happens who knows.
Because price is slowing going to zero over time ..that is what I see ..it was 40 then 20 now 7 …. No one in there right mind would own it in my view but do your own research…I may be wrong
Want to see how I pay my rent with dividend stocks? Check out these 7 monthly dividend stocks! ua-cam.com/video/Rr4A51xoOZ0/v-deo.html
having problems watching this video just keeps loading and loading and loading anyone else having this problem?
@@value_investing_with_alex No problem, try restarting UA-cam or your browser.
JNK, BIV, LAND, BSV, and CWB. You're welcome.
Where do I mail the check? LOL. Thanks
Ty
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I wanna thank you cuz now from watching your weekly dividend video I now made my own weekly dividend portfolio and I'm loving it, I also learned that all companies for the most part pay out around the same or similar days and months you just gotta do your due diligence in researching their pay out dates
Having been investing since 2005, I have to say that my funds have outperformed my individual stocks and for me, this proves that regular investing for the long term is the way to go.
I have held LAND for a long time, up to over 500 shares now
I've been watching the LAND stock. It's a good way to be in the ranch and agland business without the headache. And I own a ranch so I'm very familiar with the headache.
The best way to find growth stocks, key features to keep in mind is as follows:
1. Ensure gross margins are greater than 50%
2. Ensure P/E ratio is less than 100
3. Buy companies that are PROFITABLE, very important irrespective of sector.
4. Debt to equity ratio is less than 30%
5. Current ratio is above 1 6. and a Float under 100 million One stock that fits the bill is FLGT (Fulgent)
hello! a total noob here, how did you get this informed on your picks, I'm looking to score big on the market now
to be honest its not entirely easy i lost so much while doing it by myself until I stumbled across Ramesh Vijay
@@maxytunes941 I heard he was an IRS scammer.
Future reference note for self see 13:12; I'm always coming back to Joseph's videos for new ideas and knowledge. I have HRZN & STAG, now looking more at GWRS. I've been following this channel for two years - the guidance here is invaluable.
this is so awesome! financial analysis and excel tutorial combined into 1 video.
"Before the Crash"??? Can you please make a separate video to expand on the "CRASH"? Thanks!
Thinking the same thing bro ! 😂
Great video!
Just clickbait
Stocks won't matter after the crash, we'll be eating sewer rats, and we'll be damned thankful for the meal.
@@duanejackson6718 you’ve done that before?
Safest ones are most important now, July 2021. Thanks Joseph!thanks for repeating this information that's already mentioned in other videos.
Love the content, have watched every video, but (as I've mentioned other times) sure wish you would display the ticker you're talking about more clearly. Frustrating if I can't hear you the first time through and then have to spend a bunch of time going back to hear you say it. It's a PITA. Thanks.
If you turn on CC closed captioning, it will print the ticker as he speaks.
@@duanejackson6718 Thank you! Can't believe I didn't think of it sooner! Couldn't see the trees from the forest. :)
Some of those high risk stocks that you are warning people about are the same stocks you've recommended in your videos since I've been following you since 2019
Safest is best 👍 Thanks
Concern I have with these recommendations with the exception of maybe the vanguard short-term bond fund is that you're quoting 5 years history as returns which has been a bull market low interest rates extremely low inflation. If you're in the camp of we're facing a whole different world going forward (inflation high debt resulting in sooner and higher interest rate spikes and bond funds are going to get crushed
Safety>yield every time. Nothing bothers me more than losing 10-20% on dividend stocks i'd thought i had a good buy in price for. Stuck my neck out one too many times for the good yield.
I failed Statistics in school but still following your stocks👌😊!✅
Great watch all the time. Thanks Joe.
It’s that time!!! 💯🙏🏾 thank you!!!
My biggest position in monthly payers are
QYLD, ORC, GAIN, SPHD, AGNC, OXLC. Small position in STAG, O, MAIN, PEY
Fellow orc holder myself
Don't got any DIV?
@@RyanNelson0402 I don't but I'll have to check into it. 👍
@@alberteinstein8546 👍🤞
Agnc will lose you money. They constantly drop their divy payments
I have a mix of high risk and stable investments, so I'd want some of each.
Safety over high yield
Where I’m at right now, I’m looking for yield. I know that this isn’t a long term strat, but for now it’s what I need.
I really like Realty Income “O” and Main Street Capital “MAIN.” They are both monthly paying REIT’s and have good yields. 🔥🔥
Thank you so much! Great information!
Where do we find new dividend stock to replace the dividend stock that are no longer paying dividend or do we wait to see what happens give them one year july 1 2022?
Hi Joseph, what’s your thoughts on OMP?
How are you calculating your risk adjusted return? I googled it and found equations for the Sharpe Ratio but my numbers are not coming out close to yours. I paused the video multiple times and reran portions so I could work along with your example. Thanks for all the info.
Isn't JNK considering junk bonds?
Dude you are just awesome
Safety is important. But High Yield is nice. A balance of both is what I like.
Is NLY a buy?
I look at safety differently when concerning dividend stocks. I couldn't care less what happens to the price as long as the dividend isn't cut or lowered. I dollar cost average in my portfolio so I will just buy the dips, so that doesn't bother me
Safety is paramount
Wow, I've been trying to find funds to protect some assets, the you for posting this!
The bad part with high paying dividend stocks is that during a big down turn, not only do you lose on the price of the stock but you can also get your dividend cut big time especially if the stock uses leverage. I know, it happened to me. One of my high yielding dividend stocks was a CEF(EMO) paying 14%. I was buying it around $8.75 and then during that bad FEB, MARCH, April period, the stock went to .90 cents and cut it's dividend 75%. It then did a reverse stock split 7 or 10 to 1. When you go for high dividends, there is very high risk. It seems to be all about timing especially when you are retired and can't really afford to lose capital and dividends at the same time.
Yup! I call some of those “Dividend Traps!” They look nice with the high dividend yield, but when it gets rough and they cut the dividend or suspend it completely, it ain’t so pretty then. 😬 Always look at the History of Dividend Payments and the Payout Ratio. That’s helped me a ton with my portfolio. 🙌🏼
Hi I don't usually comment on videos but I have been subscribed to you for a while and watch all of your video I've learned a lot off of you and respect your opinion. I however have a strong conviction for palantir and I have a $4,000 portfolio that holds a hundred and fifty shares of palantir I get how it's a bad idea to put everything into one stock in that I should diversify. I would love to hear your opinion on the company palantirl
Your channel is life
It's very useful. Thank you for sharing😊😊😊
That’s interesting info!
GOOD TO KNOW . Better alternatives than cash/stable fund IF market tumbles.
I'm new to playing stock's and investing so safety is what I'm looking for.
Look into Etf's like VOO, VTI, VT to get started.
Learn to evaluate stocks and funds...thats the best advice anyone can give you, in my opinion. It's a learning curve, but pays off in the end overall.
How does dollar cost averaging effect yield on coast or does it? Can you make a video on that? Especially us who can only to 50 or 100 bucks a week into a portfolio on something like M1
as i foreigner i can't make a dividend portfolio because i get a 30% tax, can you make a video on stocks that have a decent option premium?
@@collyersara1726 Manger? Scammer?
@@moiseshuerta3984 🤣🤣🤣🤣 talk about a Red Flag LOL 🚩
What a great video!
I bought Armor not long ago ...l am 4% up...I will let it be..
Thanks, Leatherneck, for helping me build a future income. Stability (safety) is most important to me. I don't find it prudent to invest in something that won't provide a regular return; that's tantamount to marrying a person who won't be faithful. Yes, they might learn some new tricks from others, but that'll cause concern when experiencing the new stunt.
It is less risky to invest in the riskiest stock than marrying now days.
Like always, I love yours videos and appreciate your hard work on everyone of them.
Unfortunately, not all the knowledge contained in them applies to me as a European.
Not every etf or stock are easily to find, buy and a lot of etf are not even admitted to trading in my country.
But some of them are and I'm happy to use your knowledge to make a decision :)
Thanks you Joseph!
Stability for sure.
Aren’t bonds risky because of rise in inflation? Even convertible bonds? I would much rather be in stocks if having a long-time horizon to invest.
Anything wrong with pumping money in jepi and jepq
I like a consistent paying dividend stock
Ahh man same
rather than the div yield, why not go for the higher div payment paying stock?
Joe, I want both safety and return
I'd say... Highest dividend yields while setting notifications if the stock reduces dividends.
Buy NLY last day to buy to get the godlike dividends is Monday
Everyone keeps talking about a crash.... I don't think it's coming.
I want to start with ETF's but the market is so historically high right now I just can't get myself to Invest yet. I just know when I do the market will go down and the price per share will eat away my portfolio. What to do???
dollar cost average, throw in a set amount every week at the same time.
I'm confused, all these had huge 1-5 day drops bigger than what the charts say in 2020. What did you mean?
I hope that gladstone land does not have investments out west as they are going to be cut on water as the west is in a drought .
Have you looked at SDIV?
But bonds go up if stocks go down? Bonds have an inverse relationship to the stock market?
They like to say that but look at March 2020 they all went down too.
Appreciate the work and effort that is made within ever video. I see them as educational and helpful tools. If you ever do a public seminar, please don't make it to expensive. Are you selling any instructional type CD or website? I would like something that I can enlarge or slow down to my pace. My goal is to obtain high yield dividends stocks to increase my overall monthly income.
I think UA-cam pays him well enough that he does not charge like most other youtubers. After all, if he is putting his time forth for these, he wants to be compensated rightfully. Who does not?
Just here to see which monthly dividends I don't have yet. I already have 12, with 7 quarterly. I never let the dividends reinvest themselves though, I collect them into a pool and then after I have more than a dollar, I reinvest it in the stock with the highest current percentage of loss. Retirement is a long way out unless my growth stocks explode for once.
What monthly dividends do you own?
@@mayor399999999999999 ACP, DX, O, AGNC, GAIN, GOOD, PBA, MAIN, GLAD, HRZN, PSEC, SBR. All over 4% and under 10%, highly sustainable.
@@davidcornell4463 Thank you!
Safety is my greatest concern because a crash is around the corner
Including the word "crash" in an investing video's title but failing to bring up the subject of a crash in the video translates to a credibility crash.
Buying stocks for dividend is not a good idea. Most high yielding dividend stocks usually see decreasing stock price over time. The yield therefore keeps getting higher. But the dividends are cancelled out by the drop in price.
Highest Yield with a limit price for getting in :)
Hi Joseph, safe first and high yield for me.
Definitely go for the SAFE DIVIDENDS. I like higher yields also, but it’s not worth it if they are borderline cutting their dividend as soon as the tables turn. Always check the Payout Ratio and look for a long track record of consistent Dividend Payments. That’s helped me A TON! 🔥🔥
What's that deal about bow tie nation ?
I saw a video saying there wont be a crash! Which one is correct, Mr. Bow Tie?
The truth is, NO ONE REALLY KNOWS! 😅 Lol. My opinion for anyone is, invest consistently regardless. AND IF the crash comes, invest even harder during the crash. That way you can Dollar Cost Average your positions and improve your Average Cost Per Share. 👍🏼 Hope this helps! 😃
Why would i buy before the crash? shouldn't people buy after the crash ?
Crash? What crash?
The expected inflation that "migh" happen very soon
Safety!
how well can you say these investments hold up against black swans?
so was gonna buy mags based off your coverage, byt after some dd on the co turns out they cut their div
Safety!!!!
you want diamond hands been in ctrm since what is now $7 a share. was .70 when i bought 10,000... whats it now? 2.50? looks like im looooong lol
I'm sorry I thought this was about dividend stocks not bond funds
Safest ... With the highest yield. I want my cake with no calories 💚
Safety is key 🔑 🎀
Absolutely! That’s why I love investing in companies with a solid Payout Ratio 🔥🙌🏼. Always make sure you take a peak at the Payout Ratio and History of Dividend payments. 👍🏼
Safety instead of the higher yield
SAFETY 💯🎯 I always look at the History of Dividend Payments and the Payout Ratio. Those 2 indicators right there will tell you A LOT! 🔥
Safest, highest return
3 words I follow "Margin of Safety" 👀
Excell wizardry 😩
1st one to comment yaaaa!!!!
Biv hasn't paid a dividend sence February 2020.... over a year suspended dividend
Man, I hate suspended dividends. 😤 That’s why I stick to safer companies with decent yields. I prefer to build up that income SAFELY than get the rug pulled out from under me.
This guy calls a crash every few months. It never happens. Guess work. But since he says it every months, he will eventually get it right. When that happens who knows.
Safe cashflow is child support🤣🤣🤣🤣
Getting knocked up FTW
I’m not sure this economy is the time to invest in bonds
You invest a little in bonds now for when the economy isn't doing so well.
@Pinned by Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA how much will cost me your life changing event
Paying RENT? Can you please explain the reason behind renting and not buying when my entire life I’ve been told that the biggest money trap is “rent”
Trying to build a portfolio to retire
safest stocks with a dividend yield
Higher Yields
Why is oxlc never on anyone's monthly dividend stock list?
Because price is slowing going to zero over time ..that is what I see ..it was 40 then 20 now 7 …. No one in there right mind would own it in my view but do your own research…I may be wrong
Safe investment but with a yield of at least three and a half percent
Safe investment
Safety
Amc
little more risk, please
Vti all the way
Yep, this math is definitely witchcraft. If he weighs as much as a duck…