Dividend Gang

Yesterday I posted this question Day3.5 Any unique dividend investments others are overlooking ? I received many great ideas, Thank you ! This is just summery Day #3.5 Great ideas are still pouring in. Add your suggestions to this list ? I wasn’t going to do this today but have many more to to … These are NOT suggestions to purchase, Just interesting . Please give this a like up arrow, it keeps this at the top some people can see it, Thanks In no particular order CLOA 5.94% Its Up Year to Date, that’s a plus, Long term chart somewhat flat SCYB 7.22% It not SCHD, that’s a plus for this list, Schwab High Yield Bond fund BST 9.83% Plenty of income to cover dividends, but not great charts. SWKS 5% Tech play with a dividend ...

Yesterday I posted this question Day3.5 Any unique dividend investments others are overlooking ? I received many great ideas, Thank you ! This is just summery Day #3.5 Great ideas are still pouring in. Add your suggestions to this list ? I wasn’t going to do this today but have many more to to … These are NOT suggestions to purchase, Just interesting . Please give this a like up arrow, it keeps this at the top some people can see it, Thanks In no particular order CLOA 5.94% Its Up Year to Date, that’s a plus, Long term chart somewhat flat SCYB 7.22% It not SCHD, that’s a plus for this list, Schwab High Yield Bond fund BST 9.83% Plenty of income to cover dividends, but not great charts. SWKS 5% Tech play with a dividend ...

Information from https://digital.fidelity.com/prgw/digital/research/quote/dashboard/summary?symbol=RYLD QYLD: 0.1598 RYLD: 0.1431 XYLD: 0.3774 submitted by /u/Civil-Woodpecker8086 [link] [comments]

Yesterday I posted this question Day #3 Any unique dividend investments others are overlooking ? I received many great ideas, Thank you ! This is just summery Day #3 Great ideas are still pouring in. Add your suggestions to this list ? Today I doing some charts, I will post 1year and 3year charts for these ETFs. Please give this a like up arrow, it keeps this at the top some people can see it, Thanks For me 1year and 3year, gives a good picture of what has been going on lately with the fund. I will be doing some stocks also, but my charting will only allow one or the other, not stocks and ETFs in same chart. The charts is Total Returns, including DRIP Some amazing results, 1 Year FSCO, PBDC and GLYD beat out the S&P500, Yes...

Yesterday I posted this question Day #3 Any unique dividend investments others are overlooking ? I received many great ideas, Thank you ! This is just summery Day #3 Great ideas are still pouring in. Add your suggestions to this list ? Today I doing some charts, I will post 1year and 3year charts for these ETFs. Please give this a like up arrow, it keeps this at the top some people can see it, Thanks For me 1year and 3year, gives a good picture of what has been going on lately with the fund. I will be doing some stocks also, but my charting will only allow one or the other, not stocks and ETFs in same chart. The charts is Total Returns, including DRIP Some amazing results, 1 Year FSCO, PBDC and GLYD beat out the S&P500, Yes...

As I sipped on my matcha latte (paid by dividends), snack on my fruit salad (paid by dividends), while seated on my lounge (ok, that was bought pre-dividend era.. but when it comes time to change, it’ll be paid by dividends), with Netflix on (paid by dividends), I had a jolt of fear for my fellow investors that invest for the thrill of things moving higher as they go towards the right side of the screen. Dividends are literally the only tangible metric of return to an investor which means you can say, “Ok, if I paid $X, I’ll be getting $Y in dividends.. I’m happy to pay that price”. If it’s not for that, what’s the measurement? Market gyrations are rarely based on valuations, it’s based on investor sentiment which is made up of Excel...

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Yesterday I posted this question Day #2 Any unique dividend investments others are overlooking ? I received many great ideas, Thank you ! This is just summery Day #2 Great ideas are still pouring in. Add your suggestions to this list ? These are a few of the responses that somewhat fit my dividend portfolio needs These are NOT suggestions to purchase, Just interesting . In no particular order PZA.TO 6.79% Dividend. This is my favorite suggestion so far, it’s on the Toronto exchange so doubtful I can purchase it without a ton of foreign taxes accessed. It Royalties on Pizza ! Seems to be attached to Little Caesars. I want this one… DNP 8.25% Utility ETF, Terrible 3 and 5 year NAV but people are loving it this year. GLDI 11.84%...

Yesterday I posted this question Day #2 Any unique dividend investments others are overlooking ? I received many great ideas, Thank you ! This is just summery Day #2 Great ideas are still pouring in. Add your suggestions to this list ? These are a few of the responses that somewhat fit my dividend portfolio needs These are NOT suggestions to purchase, Just interesting . In no particular order PZA.TO 6.79% Dividend. This is my favorite suggestion so far, it’s on the Toronto exchange so doubtful I can purchase it without a ton of foreign taxes accessed. It Royalties on Pizza ! Seems to be attached to Little Caesars. I want this one… DNP 8.25% Utility ETF, Terrible 3 and 5 year NAV but people are loving it this year. GLDI 11.84%...

Right now I have 60% of my portfolio in voo (retirement accounts) 12% in Schd Gpix and Jepq and 4% in Xdte. Taxable account. I also have 5000 in Vteb. Is Xdte technically the only high income cc ETF that I need or should I get something like Ybtc. submitted by /u/Dividend_Dude [link] [comments]

Having some trouble building my portfolio, but i currently have about 500 shares of schd. Wanting to add 3-5 more income etf’s and was thinking QQQI, JEPQ, DIVO and O. Curious what others are doing and bonus points if you live on dividends already! submitted by /u/knoxlocale [link] [comments]

Had a question for veteran investors, I have about 10k on a fidelity index fund. Does it make sense to invest in other index funds? All in terms of dividend investing of course. Fidelity gives me dividends, so I am conflicted allocating my funds to diversify or just pump all into fidelity. submitted by /u/New-Yogurtcloset3376 [link] [comments]

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Anyone else buy late in the day? I put in some buys on M1 that were filled before the close. Put some gold profits to work. Looking forward to the increased income. Chaos is no time to panic sell. submitted by /u/Glensonn [link] [comments]

It looks like I've maxed out contributions to retirement plans for the year. Next step is, I guess, to just plain invest. For a variety of reasons, I'm kind of a fan of the Vanguard eco system. I am looking at putting some money into a dividends focused funds, and I am looking for some recommendations/perspective on those funds. I have about a 15 year time horizon or so. Thoughts? For the sake of transparency, I am also looking at making a similar investment in foreign bonds and will be making a similar post in a related sub there too. submitted by /u/legendary-spectacle [link] [comments]

Although I myself am from Europe, I'm having trouble finding good, high yielding, good quality payers to diversify my portfolio internationally. I am now around 30% europe and 70% usa, and I would like to balance it more towards the 50-50. My current holdings in Europe are: evolution ab, associated british foods, total energies, equinor, engie, legal and general, imperial brands, aviva, tesco, carrefour and fdj united. Any opinion on them? What could I add? submitted by /u/meliseo [link] [comments]

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Hi all, I’m going to try and keep this short. I recently opened a regular Fidelity account under my trust. I have two children and one child is special needs and is likely not going to be able to provide for himself when he is an adult. I have an IRA, a 401k (with pre and Roth). I have been researching dividends for a while and have planned to use my Fidelity account to purchase SCHD. Initially I’m thinking about getting 8-10k worth and looking to purchase an additional $1000/mo for the next 25 years(?). The plan is to have this account eventually be used in retirement (on a limited basis) but I’ll draw from my retirement for myself and my wife for the most part. This account will be used to provide for our kids after we are gone...

Guys what you think about Trendevice SpA . Can we buy a company on refurbished devices (iPhone, Apple, Samsung etc) ? The stock price is very low and maybe it could go up quickly if the business will evolve? submitted by /u/Daytrading_noshort95 [link] [comments]