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[Anonymous No.51060399]

Should I just buy a fuckload of dividend stocks?

[Anonymous No.51060419]

>>51060399
yes

[Anonymous No.51060495]

>>51060399
imagine living off dividend checks and not wanting to wageslave and provide your preferred pronouns in your email signature.

[Anonymous No.51060520]

>>51060419
Any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.51060557]

>>51060520
ABBV
MO
WBA
NUE
what i hold

[Anonymous No.51060606]

Yes. buy more ETH and MATIC also. Diversify anon.

[Anonymous No.51063179]

>>51060557
Garbage.

OP buy JEPI, SCHD, PG, MCD etc.

[Anonymous No.51064079]

>>51060557
>>51063179
Why not RYLD or XYLD?

[Cryptos No.51065581]

>>51060399
yes
>t. fellow DIVcel

[Anonymous No.51065676]

>>51060399
I hear dividend paying companies as a subset of the investable market don't outperform on average. So if you want monthly cashflow, it's probably better to just buy a total market index fund and sell every month. It's more flexible anyway, you get to decide how much cash you need, not the companies paying dividends.

[Anonymous No.51065695]

>>51065581
how much you think i can make with 200k?

[Anonymous No.51065712]

>>51060399
Invest in REITs

[Cryptos No.51065820]

>>51065695
Depends. I think resonably, if you did a little reasearch you good get that 200K to make you some good passive income.

My mistake right now is my Dividends stock is intermingled with my regular stock,
I cant give you a good number. Maybe this pic will help.

Initially i would tell you to look at the cost of stock versus the YEARLY return ( whatever that TA indicator is).
Get some "stables" ( F, GM, WBA) you know- companies that will never go under, even after the Great Reset...
and then get some Gambling ones - (BIGZ , BLOK, QYLD type) and watch your numbers.
With what happened in Crypto this year, i am migrating a chuck of bags to DIV stocks.

>>51065676
>>buy a total market index fund
going to check that strategy out. ty.

[Anonymous No.51065837]

>>51065820
thx

[Anonymous No.51065854]

good thread

[Anonymous No.51065885]

That's what I did this quarter. Stacked 100 ZIM shares at an average cost of $48. Dividend payout this quarter will be $4.75/share. This year they announced they'll average $7/share so bretty gud

[Anonymous No.51065903]

>>51065676
>>51065820
Interesting strat for sure sucks if you are a burger though short term cap gains is bullshit

[Anonymous No.51065906]

>>51065676
do total market indexes pay a dividend?

[Anonymous No.51065963]

[Cryptos No.51065998]

>>51065903
That poorfolio is running a loss, you don't want to see the non DIV stocks.

Anything i make these next years will be offset buy my CEL & H0dlNUT exposure.
Tax loss harvesting is your friend
This is my Year 0 DIV creation - i am getting tired of the Crypto.
Please be patient, i have Monkeyp)x.
This is now a monpai thread.

[Anonymous No.51066093]

>>51065581
anon will you please tell me more about DSX?

[Anonymous No.51066129]

VOO = best ETF for capital appreciation and decent dividends

SCHD = best ETF for dividends and decent capital appreciation

[Anonymous No.51066141]

>>51065906
You can think of these funds sorting all companies by market cap and buying their stock relative to their proportion of the total market size. You'll get companies that pay dividends that way, it depends on the ETF how they deal with this, I think in the US most just pay them out directly on a fixed schedule, e.g. quarterly, every half year etc.
In the EU there are index funds that reinvest dividends automatically. You'll have to take taxes into account, it's generally better to pay them as late as possible, so you get to profit from compound interest

[Anonymous No.51066157]

>>51066129
>>51066141
thanks. really helpful guys. for once not a shitty thread on this board

[Cryptos No.51066182]

>>51066093
I'll be honest. It was a random.
There were good DIV threads on /biz/ for a while.
I started collecting info from Anons and put it on my Etrade watch list
... waited for a dip, then bought.

>>51066157
agreed

[Anonymous No.51066201]

>>51066182
it seems undervalued and a good div to me if I'm understanding the data correctly
thanks for even that scrap of into

[Cryptos No.51066373]

>>51066201
I do what I can, fren.

[Anonymous No.51066583]

>>51065676
Not when the market is about to dump, Einstein.

[Anonymous No.51066606]

>>51060399
dividend investing is for retards who don't know any better. Don't fall into this trap.

[Cryptos No.51066735]

>>51066606
why is it a trap?

[Anonymous No.51066943]

>>51066735
because whether the company pays out the cash via dividend or retains it does nothing to change the value of those cash flows. Dividend policy does nothing to alter/affect the value of the firm (M&M)

Also by screening for companies that pay high dividends you're unknowing selecting companies that generally are slower-growing and have a lack of investable opportunities for their cash flow, hence why they choose to pay out more to shareholders. If you're young you should focus more on total return instead of limiting your investable universe to some slow growing sub-segment of the market just because of an irrational desire for current cash flow

[Anonymous No.51068690]

bumpin a good thread

[Anonymous No.51068724]

>>51066943
100%, dividends are low risk grandpa investment strategies. If you are younger/have not alot of capital go for more risky plays

[Anonymous No.51068902]

>>51066943
I am a retard that doesn't know any better, I want to autopilot, S&P500 index funds and dividend stocks are my limit.

[Anonymous No.51068936]

If you are under 30 you should put all your free money longterm into VOO or SPY because you have time to ride out and major swings. If youare 60+ you may want to be more in dividend stocks as they perform worse during bull times but retain more value during recessions. But either of these investment strategies are way better than most of the scams and dumbass decisions self-directed "investors" get themself into. Let the market do the work and focus on increasing your income/ hours work. Every extra dollar you earn today and stick away in the market is another $10+ dollars in thirty years regardless to what specific strategy you choose.

[Anonymous No.51068988]

Dividends are your friends! Stable, unyielding, and giving you some nice stacks as thanks for sticking with them!

[Anonymous No.51069132]

What are your guy's thoughts on SDIV?
High yield shit return during the pandemic and then after the invasion of ukraine
but before the invasion it was starting to recover from covid
10 cents per share at 9 dollars whats the negative?

[Anonymous No.51069141]

>>51063179
mo is great

[Anonymous No.51069157]

>>51069141
the negative stigma of smoking
I'm not saying it will outright be removed as a market but people are starting to stop smoking cigarettes
I quit a week ago and shit is ass

[Anonymous No.51069770]

>>51060399
You could invest in crypto instead and make a killing

[Anonymous No.51069809]

>>51069770
Or you can lose it all

[Anonymous No.51069814]

>>51060399
wait a few weeks

[Anonymous No.51070498]

>>51060399
No. Dividends come out of company earnings. They are not free money. The share price of a dividend stock drops by the same amount paid out and you owe taxes on it. They are a tax drag on the total return on your stocks.

Look into the value and profitability factors. Much better than dividends and there is robust evidence to support them.

[Anonymous No.51070994]

>>51069132
There is international exposure which is good for diversity but potentially bad for performance, im guessing? I do prefer to stick to 100% USA. I like it though and want to add it to my portfolio since it's highly uncorrelated with a lot of the typical funds you hear of for dividends (JEPI, QYLD, SCHD, etc.). I'm on the fence on buying but its at a great price right now

[Anonymous No.51071095]

>>51060399
Retarded iToddler.