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Posted on 1/30/23 at 6:38 pm to makersmark1
Largest individual holdings in:
Trow
Mo
Abbv
Pfizer
Para
Simon property (2020)
Avgo (2020 - this is looking like a good call these days)
Texas Instruments
Tsm
Qualcomm
Chevron
Epd
Home Depot
Bac
Verizon
I do like tech and dividends, just makes sense to me - time will tell. Intel is looking me in the face but I can’t shake the fact that they are getting beat up by the competition and trying to pivot into another area where they will probably continue to be beat up.
Trow
Mo
Abbv
Pfizer
Para
Simon property (2020)
Avgo (2020 - this is looking like a good call these days)
Texas Instruments
Tsm
Qualcomm
Chevron
Epd
Home Depot
Bac
Verizon
I do like tech and dividends, just makes sense to me - time will tell. Intel is looking me in the face but I can’t shake the fact that they are getting beat up by the competition and trying to pivot into another area where they will probably continue to be beat up.
Posted on 1/30/23 at 7:26 pm to dallastiger55
It's pretty rare that I'll buy a stock that doesn't pay a dividend although I own some with pretty low yields. Here are a few I own that have a decent dividend
CVX
ET
BAC
VFC
AAP
ABBV
DOW
DVN
VNQ (etf)
CVX
ET
BAC
VFC
AAP
ABBV
DOW
DVN
VNQ (etf)
Posted on 1/31/23 at 8:45 am to dallastiger55
I've been working a dividend growth portfolio for 20 years now. Remember that the dividend growth rate is usually more important than the current yield. My Favorites are:
O
MO
MMM
KO
WM
APD
O
MO
MMM
KO
WM
APD
Posted on 1/31/23 at 1:38 pm to Drizzt
quote:
I’m in ANGL and buying weekly. It’s has an interesting strategy of “fallen angels.” Read about it if interested.
4.72% div
Posted on 1/31/23 at 5:34 pm to rocksteady
quote:
dividends, just makes sense to me - time will tell. Intel is looking me in the face but I can’t shake
I’m losing money in Intel right now, but I was buying Exxon in the $40 range and was told it was dead money.
I wish I knew the future. I know we need chips. At some point maybe Intel will turn.
Posted on 2/7/23 at 6:51 am to Fat Bastard
Was there a reason you mentioned CRF and not CLM? I consider those sibling funds, pretty close but one gets more publicity than the other.
Posted on 2/7/23 at 10:19 am to dallastiger55
SYM- DIV YLD
CGBD- 9.54%
EGLE- 12.86%
JEPI- 11.69%
NLY- 14.59%
PBR- 69.47%
QYLD- 12.7%
RYLD- 12.91%
SCHD- 3.28%
SVOL- 15.96%
VTIP- 6.76%
XYLD- 12.77%
ZIM- 136.59%
SPAXX- 4.02%
CGBD- 9.54%
EGLE- 12.86%
JEPI- 11.69%
NLY- 14.59%
PBR- 69.47%
QYLD- 12.7%
RYLD- 12.91%
SCHD- 3.28%
SVOL- 15.96%
VTIP- 6.76%
XYLD- 12.77%
ZIM- 136.59%
SPAXX- 4.02%
This post was edited on 2/7/23 at 10:21 am
Posted on 2/7/23 at 10:36 am to dallastiger55
Since you said "dividend type" stocks, I'll mention QYLD. This is not something to hold for long periods but can be used in a strategy with other funds to draw income. It pays ~1% monthly dividend by selling covered calls on the Nasdaq-100 index and paying the premium received as dividends after expenses.
Posted on 2/7/23 at 11:18 am to RedlandsTiger
If you looking for a big payout on Divs look at ALX. I own a few shares this helps my Dividend ladder for the Months of: Feb,May,Aug,Nov.
Posted on 2/7/23 at 11:22 am to RedlandsTiger
those that own PBR, are you looking to get out? lot of unknowns about that situation.
Posted on 2/7/23 at 11:25 am to Jmcc64
PBRA here. I'd be more concerned if my position were a recent entry. Last year's dividends dropped my CB so much that I'm holding.
I may be off but I just don't think Lula wants to curtail the dividends much. The government as the largest shareholder depends on those to offset social spending.
I may be off but I just don't think Lula wants to curtail the dividends much. The government as the largest shareholder depends on those to offset social spending.
Posted on 2/7/23 at 12:07 pm to RoyalWe
yeah i had listed it on first page. i certainly like it and hold it. absolutely.
PSEC- 9.54% div
YYY- 12.35% div
ORC- 15.48% div
KBWD- 11.31% div
NYMT- 13.11% div
QYLD- 13.74% div
PPT- 8.32% div
RYLD- 13.5% div
NUSI- 9% div
PCF- 10.6% div
CRF- 18% div
XYLD- 13.4% div
PSEC- 9.54% div
YYY- 12.35% div
ORC- 15.48% div
KBWD- 11.31% div
NYMT- 13.11% div
QYLD- 13.74% div
PPT- 8.32% div
RYLD- 13.5% div
NUSI- 9% div
PCF- 10.6% div
CRF- 18% div
XYLD- 13.4% div
Posted on 2/7/23 at 9:03 pm to Fat Bastard
Not a stock, but VGIDX is yielding ~5% atm in dividends.
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