You joke but your probably right or not far off. Chip demand will be insane but even with the CHIP+ act I’m curious to see where companies really buy them from. Probably still over seas
I have built up a nice position of INTC and the lower prices have brought the yield up quite a bit. With their growth plans the price should appreciate well. In the meantime, I will DRIP the dividends and watch them execute.
SBUX has a low yield (2.5%), but their dividend growth is solid and has treated me well. I don't own MMM, but good yield and little growth; they have been beat down compared to normal which is getting me close to buy a few shares.
$5000 will get you 100 shares in IEP. $2 per share dividend every quarter will give you $200 in the first quarter to reinvest and get a nice little snowball gain for a couple years. Not sure if it's worth going long term, pretty high dividend aye lol
They seem to have a consistent payout and have slowly raised the divy over the years but their financials don’t look that great. What do you like about them or is it just the yield?
Uhhh id say nothing really at a discount when it comes to the strongest ones, wait until Friday or market open to see the drop after the GDP recession news
Can’t wait for these responses! 2 candidates- MPW with >7% yield, 50% price upside back to 52 week high and customers are hospitals (they are going to pay their bills), and automatic annual rent escalators to mitigate rate increases. NEP - 3.7% yield, 10% discount to 52 week high, and committed to 12-15% annual distribution increase through 2025.
They have sending signs of cutting their dividend. Even with the cut based a 2x a year payout, that is still 9% yield. Reinvest that for huge snowballs in the future. This is a company that you don’t worry about it reducing its dividend. With 1 billion people joining the middle class on this planet, they will all want what RIO mines out of Mother Earth.
Why would you invest 5k in cheap stocks? Why not buy o, 3m , ko. Don't go cheap buy good companies. T is pretty good at these prices but I wouldn't put too much
Why would you buy the worst drink maker in a market where people are more and more aware of their health with a PE of 27? Plenty of reits with higher yields and better value, lmao
The cyclic nature of the automotive industry just gives me high blood pressure. Something always seems to be going wrong. I like what Farley is doing but can’t deal with the stress
I like BX too. Also, check out RILY. Divi is 8% and I read recently that they are shooting to become the next Berkshire Hathaway. CAGR has averaged about 18% over the past 10 years.
T People have mixed feelings but it’s trading at 10x fcf which should grow to $20 billion over the next 5 ish years, maybe sooner if they decide to sacrifice growth. That means if they payed out most of their fcf in 5 years you could have a 15% dividend yield on cost.
Genuinely curious why everyone is saying INTC when it’s paying .36 cents a share and ZIM paid 2.85 cents a share last quarter and they are both close to the same price. ZIM also pays a huge dividend around 5x their quarterly at the end of the year. Check div history.
I don’t mind psec that much. I see you are getting downvoted too shit. However with Psec you know exactly what you are getting and they have been holding value pretty well in this wild market
If I were you I would develop a screener for dividend stocks that lasts until December this year, and put forth 50% cash position to just save and wait until december, while the other 50% starts building some monthly payers and long term positions with solid pay history.
TDS stock (telephone and data systems) due to it being a ridiculous asset play that no one seems to talk about. (Their market cap is 1.8B yet have 6.7B in equity on the balance sheet.) equity has only trended higher over the years too.
ZIM, GOGL, VALE, BHP, RIO are very high yielding and have low PE. DD required for determining sustainability. Since they are foreign companies they are in general subject to more risk. STAG, MPW, O are also fairly popular but also more expensive.
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Think about this for a moment. Chip demand won’t be there in a few years?
You joke but your probably right or not far off. Chip demand will be insane but even with the CHIP+ act I’m curious to see where companies really buy them from. Probably still over seas
Everything uses chips, they will be implanting them in humans soon…. Wait!!
They already have Mate! Google Owlet sock. It’s for babies but still…
Warren Buffett quote on the matter:
What if I dropped my wallet in the portapotty at six flags?
Be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy
But there might some fish there after a flood tide got lowered
Financials! JPM, MS, CFG. Intc looking very enticing as well
any thoughts on C?
Ally as well. Its trading fairly cheap. P/B is like .5 right.
TROW and INTC.
INTC
I have built up a nice position of INTC and the lower prices have brought the yield up quite a bit. With their growth plans the price should appreciate well. In the meantime, I will DRIP the dividends and watch them execute.
I've held this co for a long time, def would buy more. No clue why the guy says strong no? All chip stocks are a buy right now IMO.
Hell no, worst advice ever
At this moment the price drop like 9.4% thats crazy. A bargain ?
SBUX, JPM, MMM
SBUX has a low yield (2.5%), but their dividend growth is solid and has treated me well. I don't own MMM, but good yield and little growth; they have been beat down compared to normal which is getting me close to buy a few shares.
Jpm
JPM, TROW
JPM
They have 1 trillion in cash
Cvs. Paid down debt from Aetna acquisition and I expect double digit % hikes going forward
We’ve been saying that for years…maybe now they’ll actually start doing it.
$5000 will get you 100 shares in IEP. $2 per share dividend every quarter will give you $200 in the first quarter to reinvest and get a nice little snowball gain for a couple years. Not sure if it's worth going long term, pretty high dividend aye lol
They seem to have a consistent payout and have slowly raised the divy over the years but their financials don’t look that great. What do you like about them or is it just the yield?
Enbridge?
it’s near ATH?
I can concur. I have ENB as of now divi is solid, fuel prices are dropping. Hmmm I wonder what that’ll do to production and shipping😉😉
Uhhh id say nothing really at a discount when it comes to the strongest ones, wait until Friday or market open to see the drop after the GDP recession news
MO
I love MO
BTI is better imo, better balance sheet and more diversified
VZ - under $45
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Don't sleep on ABR
Nice but honestly too low a yield for me.
Can’t wait for these responses! 2 candidates- MPW with >7% yield, 50% price upside back to 52 week high and customers are hospitals (they are going to pay their bills), and automatic annual rent escalators to mitigate rate increases. NEP - 3.7% yield, 10% discount to 52 week high, and committed to 12-15% annual distribution increase through 2025.
TXN and FDVV
I love KMI and OKE. But for broad market I would go with SCHD
I'm UK based and been buying Rio Tinto shares recently ticker symbol RIO because they are at less that £50 a share and have a massive dividend
They halved their dividend yesterday.
They have sending signs of cutting their dividend. Even with the cut based a 2x a year payout, that is still 9% yield. Reinvest that for huge snowballs in the future. This is a company that you don’t worry about it reducing its dividend. With 1 billion people joining the middle class on this planet, they will all want what RIO mines out of Mother Earth.
Cyclical stock, just check their dividend history
Why would you invest 5k in cheap stocks? Why not buy o, 3m , ko. Don't go cheap buy good companies. T is pretty good at these prices but I wouldn't put too much
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Why would you buy the worst drink maker in a market where people are more and more aware of their health with a PE of 27? Plenty of reits with higher yields and better value, lmao
MMM, SQM, INTC is down
UWMC & it’s not close
Shhhh let's keep UWMC at this discount I've been loading up.
They are selling dog s#it wrapped up in cat s#it. Reminds me of the big short
PBR
No way. I stack pbr too, never thought id see someone else suggest it.
$F
I bought in a few months ago and am happy a about my choice.
The cyclic nature of the automotive industry just gives me high blood pressure. Something always seems to be going wrong. I like what Farley is doing but can’t deal with the stress
VZ all the way - just took a dip recently and is still oversold. Dividend is at 5.7% (2.56/sh)
$STOR if youre into reits
AWK and RIO
Mmm
Mmm...mhmmmmm
I’ve been buying BX and BNS also BAC around 31. A share!
I like BX too. Also, check out RILY. Divi is 8% and I read recently that they are shooting to become the next Berkshire Hathaway. CAGR has averaged about 18% over the past 10 years.
EPR - Monthly divy too or STOR not monthly BDC’s - ARCC and ORCC MMM, ABBV, INTC, GILD
T People have mixed feelings but it’s trading at 10x fcf which should grow to $20 billion over the next 5 ish years, maybe sooner if they decide to sacrifice growth. That means if they payed out most of their fcf in 5 years you could have a 15% dividend yield on cost.
I’m looking at LUMN. Haven’t bought yet
I like LUMN. I only have about 100 shares but I like it for the div.
Vz
With 5,000 I’d just buy SCHD or DGRO and drip the dividends.
KMI, good yield price decent. Good company. But use your due diligence in any company. KMI is one of my passive income retirement companies
BTI
DOW Chemicals pays a nice yield, has a low P/E and consistently reports decent earnings.
MFC.
I like this one too. Rarely see it mentioned here.
ORAN
Also aqn.to
Genuinely curious why everyone is saying INTC when it’s paying .36 cents a share and ZIM paid 2.85 cents a share last quarter and they are both close to the same price. ZIM also pays a huge dividend around 5x their quarterly at the end of the year. Check div history.
Yeah does ZIM have negative sentiment here?
PSEC
I don’t mind psec that much. I see you are getting downvoted too shit. However with Psec you know exactly what you are getting and they have been holding value pretty well in this wild market
ZIM
ET up to .92 per yearly
UWMC 💪
MO VZ
If I were you I would develop a screener for dividend stocks that lasts until December this year, and put forth 50% cash position to just save and wait until december, while the other 50% starts building some monthly payers and long term positions with solid pay history.
They're at a discount, but aren't we expecting a fire sale sometime around Q4-Q1?
ADM; PCH (Forestry and Timber REIT); MRK; perhaps CVS. Not the highest dividends, but very reliable ones.
Persimmon (PSN). House builder in the UK. Even with uncertain conditions I think demand will stay pretty strong, and their div is currently about 10%!
Vale, Scco, Ally, WBA, C
BRMK appears to be on a rip.
Anything dealing with MBS should be near ATL and have increased dividends short term. Metals are a good pick too
MMM
TDS stock (telephone and data systems) due to it being a ridiculous asset play that no one seems to talk about. (Their market cap is 1.8B yet have 6.7B in equity on the balance sheet.) equity has only trended higher over the years too.
PARA is discounted.
LUMN!
PSEC
I like GGB and HBI.
CULP
Ferrexpo is looking cheap
CM and CWB.TO
Citi
IIPR TSM TGT all have been my recent add ons while they drop.
MDT looks good right now
Sienna senior living- almost 8% dividend a month sia.to
ZIM, GOGL, VALE, BHP, RIO are very high yielding and have low PE. DD required for determining sustainability. Since they are foreign companies they are in general subject to more risk. STAG, MPW, O are also fairly popular but also more expensive.
No Jepi love?