The stock market is definitely picking up pace right now, but I still think investors should be careful at this time. I'm actually a newbie in this space, so I'm open to hearing other investors' take on this.
I was once told don’t put all your eggs in one basket along with that you would want to diversify a portfolio with multiple companies to make up that $1000 per month just my thoughts on that
Companies that pay high dividends often prioritize short-term payouts, similar to how we settle bills, which can impact their long-term growth. This approach has led the company's value to drop to $4.53. While it still offers quarterly earnings of 15%, the decline in share value significantly affects returns. For example, if you had invested $140k, the value might have halved, leaving you with less than $24k in earnings. And 70k in loss
High div yield is a bait new investors get trapped into. You need the stock to appreciate as well and have stable dividend for the past 10+ years. A company can always cut those dividends making the stock price to crash turning your 135k into 80k in a day. Also it has to be diversified, so choosing a high dividend etf is the way to go. I have mine on SCHD because they have certain requirements in order to join their index and they remove companies that are underperforming.
not your fault, but PSEC just crapped the bed. Earnings nearly 100 points down. valuation cut in half. Not sure why. Must of been engaged in some fraud. All covered call and cash secured puts are at zero too. Dividend is high. But its a declining stock with nearly 100% sell recommendation from analyst.
That don’t even make sense way too much risk I’ll pass. You know how much money I can make off 136K in a year could probably triple or quadruple it. 12 k a year is pennies.
Buy JEPQ!!!!
Almost 140k needs to be invested for 1k a month? Its over
The stock market is definitely picking up pace right now, but I still think investors should be careful at this time. I'm actually a newbie in this space, so I'm open to hearing other investors' take on this.
I was once told don’t put all your eggs in one basket along with that you would want to diversify a portfolio with multiple companies to make up that $1000 per month just my thoughts on that
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Damn but then you are making damn near 10% a year in straight dividends w/ counting capital appreciation
Who the fuck has that kind of money laying around
Maybe it's better to invest $136k build yourself a tiny home and rent it out.
135k to make 1000 back a month yeah ok lol
Companies that pay high dividends often prioritize short-term payouts, similar to how we settle bills, which can impact their long-term growth. This approach has led the company's value to drop to $4.53. While it still offers quarterly earnings of 15%, the decline in share value significantly affects returns. For example, if you had invested $140k, the value might have halved, leaving you with less than $24k in earnings. And 70k in loss
So after 11 years you’ll be getting a free $1000 🤔
Thank you for the elaboration. I'll be mindful of which stock to invest in then and not be lured in by high dividend yield
So low number dividends and better than High number?
prospect capital is not at 14% dividend yield
And thats how you spend 11 years making your money back if you dont compound interest.
Honestly, if you can’t do basic math, prolly don’t need to be in the stock market. 🤷🏻♂️
High div yield is a bait new investors get trapped into. You need the stock to appreciate as well and have stable dividend for the past 10+ years. A company can always cut those dividends making the stock price to crash turning your 135k into 80k in a day. Also it has to be diversified, so choosing a high dividend etf is the way to go. I have mine on SCHD because they have certain requirements in order to join their index and they remove companies that are underperforming.
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If you needed a calculator to work out 12 * 1000, I am not taking your financial advice.
Not very good advice. Especially since the stock price and dividend growth rate are negative.
This guy is lost in math. Totally wrong, with a 100k with dividends at 8% is 8k a month. To make 1000 in dividends you will need just about 13k
not your fault, but PSEC just crapped the bed. Earnings nearly 100 points down. valuation cut in half. Not sure why. Must of been engaged in some fraud. All covered call and cash secured puts are at zero too. Dividend is high. But its a declining stock with nearly 100% sell recommendation from analyst.
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DHY cost a little over $2.00 a share and pays over 8% in dividends. They disburse dividends each month.
Thank you sir.
Oh sure put 135 k into prospect capital. What could go wrong
If you need a calculator to figure out 12 x 1000, perhaps investing is not for you.
I personally would never invest based off dividends
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Like I have 135k just laying around 🤦♂️💯moron
Is that percentage only on 'Gains?'
Can someone explain to me why companies never pay the percentage amount they state?
A company paying 8% dividend yield in real life would be paying around 2% on what I've seen.
Those stocks usually are going down that is why they pay high dividends
High yield ETF. Or real estate
Sounds simple.
Can I borrow $136000?
Can you do one for AEP
Taxes???
Very good exactly what I was looking for!
That don’t even make sense way too much risk I’ll pass. You know how much money I can make off 136K in a year could probably triple or quadruple it. 12 k a year is pennies.
Let me check my pockets I think I have an extra 138,000.00 in there.