Dividend Investing

Thoughts on dividend investing? Is it the safe and certain way to wealth?

Coca Cola 2.89%
AT&T 6.3%
Iron Mountain 6.7%

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Yah I see nothing wrong with it. Just buy the dips.

I own a lot of Coca Cola

I inherited 200 shares of AT+T. The dividends are sweet. I'm using a DRIP obviously. Also trying to slowly build up my portfolio in other sectors with promising dividend stocks

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PPC Ian does some great videos on the subject. Given enough Time dividends are the best strategy. Companies can’t fake a cash payment.

Depends on the dividend stock. A lot of dividend stocks don't really think they have high potential for further growth, so there's little point reinvesting all the profit, and thus they give relatively large dividends compared to total earnings per share.

Personally I'd rather own low p/e stock in a company that credibly targets market share growth in a market that overall will grow too, and I also prefer share buybacks to dividends, and I can gradually sell as stock prices go up to create my own "dividends" if that's what I want.

My biggest bet atm is Micron. I understand the psychological appeal of dividend stocks, but imo the dividends are priced in in pretty much any dividend stock that has high visibility to normie investors.

Another ridiculously low P/E tech stock is Ciena ... they are a big telecom company, lay the wire for cellular infrastructure and what not... p/e is like 3 ..

There is usually a fucking good reason why the pe is 3 the market isn’t stupid.

Ford has a low p/e and 6.4% dividend though their management is fucking retarded.

This thread makes me happy to see. I'm a dividend investor with a little over 100k invested & i use it to pay my bills. Get some fucking dividends in your lives people!!!

There are index funds that only invest in high dividend stocks, try there.

I'm in Australia and invest in VHY.AX vanguard high yield ETF.
That 7 to 8 percent dividend.
Feels good. Real good.

Dividend stocks or VTSAX

I will end up getting dividends to diversify, but man is the roi unappealing

I priced out how much investment it would take to make 500$/mo and it was roughly 100k

Compare to a rental I own that cash flows 500$/mo which I only payed a 20k down payment for. Albeit it does require actual work

Why would anyone WANT dividends? Enjoy getting shit on by taxes while I make 100% off AMZN

If you want to passive income, you better off buying muni bonds

>everyone lives in America

I'm so sorry, kek

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>AT&T
>Iron Mountain
my nigga

So far I've only lightly touched dividends since I'm new to investing but I have one company symbol: Aple, which is a REIT and while I don't own a lot having that steady $.10 dividend every month is nice. I want to eventually just live off my dividends like a lot of wealthier people do and pass my portfolio down to my kids so that they'll be set with the knowledge to invest and a good foundation to work off of. I think that's the real ticket to generational wealth.

What third world shithole do you live in where they don't tax income?

P3D gives great dividends. I make 5-10% monthly at a minimum.

if you work for a company that has a stock purchase program for shares that have a good dividend, take advantage. the company I work at has a 15% discount which adds up and eats into the risk

mega rich use munis. No state or federal tax. The lower yields don't matter when they're well, rich anyway.

Don't buy Alrosa, trust me on this one.

>loses 90% value
>but at least i got 10% divvies
>show me the titties
You pyramid cucks are so retarded.

Where did I say I pay no tax.
I'm in Australia, we don't get double taxed on dividends like you fools. We have franking credits attached to our dividends.
Also zero tax for the first 18k of income.

That's because the company already paid the tax when distributing the dividends retard.

VDHG here

But you guys get taxed twice, the company gets taxed, then when you receive the dividend your government taxes you again. They double dip, you don't see the difference?

No, I don't get taxed twice because I'm not an idiot who buys stocks that produce dividends.

My original point was its worth it for me to buy dividend stocks because I'm not in the USA. Your blanket statement saying its stupid to buy dividend stocks doesn't apply to everyone.

No, you would still be doing better by not buying dividend stocks, as you are still taxed.

But when you sell your growth stocks at a profit you will get taxed, so in the end it's all the same.

I'll give you an example of my case.

I get around 30k in dividends per year. This is my only income.
The ETF is 60% franked. I get a tax credit of $7714. This gets added to taxable income.
So my gross income is $37714
Tax payable is $3804
But I have a tax credit of 7714
Which means I receive a tax refund of 7714-3804=3910
So my true income for the year is 30k +3910 = $33910

So dividend stocks are worth it for me.

>munis
Municipal bonds? Sorry I'm still learning all the lingo

I would but I don't have 100k spare to invest right now.