dividend-paying stocks are the type of stocks that will
pay you to hold them after you buy them it's kind of like getting a rental
income after you buy real estate except they're way easier to buy than
real estate and you don't have to deal with the lousy tenants
mortgage brokers property damages lawyers accountants
agents brokers and the overall stress i mean isn't that awesome so today i'm
going to share with you my top five favorite dividend paying stocks
that i'm personally invested in and i'm going to share with
you my exact strategy on when to buy them how long i'm going to
hold them and how much you can make by adding how many of their
shares to your portfolio i'm going to ask you a bunch of
questions first so you can determine if this video is right for you to watch
till the very end because if it's not then you shouldn't waste your time right
here we go do you want to take control of your financial future
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discover the top five best dividend stocks that will make
you rich we're gonna hear in the intro and let's
go
hey investivas and devos i'm kiana danial a four-time and a newly
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dividend stocks are shares of companies that pay out a regular earning
back to the investors who buy their stocks
these earnings are called a dividend so by
investing in a dividend stock long term not only you have a potential of
increased capital gain but you also get paid along the way
just for holding that stock now you might be asking
kiana this sounds too good to be true why would a company pay me to buy and
hold a stock what's the catch so here are some
reasons well established companies pay dividends to their shareholders
first off they're actually kind of bribing you
legally to hold on to their stock and not to
sell them because the more shareholders a company has the higher
their market cap now you might be saying ew i don't want
to get bribes from no one but there are other reasons too for example
paying dividends also sends a signal to investors that a
company is confident in their future growth and
it's a demonstration of financial strength now you might be
asking okay why do massive companies like
amazon and google don't pay a dividend then
they're obviously financially set for like another hundred years
great catch so with companies that are growing very rapidly
and are really confident in their growth of their stock price they're like
i don't need to pay a dividend everyone wants a piece of me whether i pay
dividend or not anyway and investors might actually be
better off just holding on to my stock shares for capital gains they're gonna
get way better returns probably and that's
true too so that's why i always say to my pig
members premium investment group members don't
worry i don't go around calling people pigs for no reason
that they should be picking stocks that suit their risk tolerance
financial goals and their time horizon to reaching
those goals for example for my dad's portfolio
i invest a lot more heavily on dividend-paying stocks that
on my own portfolio he prefers to get a steady earning rather than wait for huge
capital gains especially when the markets are volatile
for me i have a longer horizon to reach my
long-term financial goals so i mainly invest in rapidly growing tech
stocks but how about both wouldn't it be
awesome if you could invest in stocks that
both have huge capital gain potential and
pay the highest dividend of them all luckily i've got you covered for my top
five in 2020 that i've shared with our pig
members and yes there is more and things can change and that's why i monitor and
share my investment strategies every single
week on tuesdays with our pigs so if you want to be an
investdiva pig (who doesn't?) well there is a link for you
below this video to apply and get in number
five on the list today is ibm ibm is a very well established
company with a brand recognition in the tech industry at a 5.52
dividend yield in 2020 which means for every ibm stock you buy you earn around
1.63 cents per quarter this is actually very high dividend
yield in the tech industry ibm's stock price is currently around
120 dollars and their next dividend payment is going
to be around november 2020 so if you invest 1 200 to buy 10 shares of
ibm before their next ex-dividend date which is two business days before the
date of the record on which you must have become a
shareholder to be entitled to receive dividend
then you are gonna get paid 16 in november
and every quarter after that if you buy 100 shares of ibm that's 163 dollars per
quarter which is 6520 of absolutely passive
income in 10 years now this may still not sound like a lot
but the reason why ibm is even on ios is because right now
ibm's stock price may actually be undervalued and its price
might even continue to drop before it exhibits
new gains looking at ibm's chart you notice that its price is in a downward
channel which indicates we could see its price
to drop to as low as 102 dollars maybe even 73 dollars
but because ibm has a very large market cap
at 108 billion dollars in my opinion it will
likely rebound over time to reach its all-time high levels
of 213 dollars and beyond in a few years so if you combine this cattle gain with
the dividend payment you're looking at an eighteen
thousand dollar passive income especially if you're not paying any
commission fees to your broker if you're using a commission free broker
like robinhood or td ameritrade i have links to these brokers my
favorite commission free workers in the description area of this video
now you might be saying kiana if ibm is so good then why is it listed
number five on your list great question kiana ibm pay a very high
dividend in the tech sector but it has actually been pretty volatile
compared to the rest of the dividend stocks on my list today
and the market sentiment is actually pretty neutral so majority of investors
aren't expecting exponential growth in a stock price in
the near future this brings us to number four dividend
paying stock on my list today which is 3 mm 3m is a
wide mode industrial company with 92 billion dollars in market cap which has
a 3.67 dividend yield which is around 1.47
dividend earnings per share per quarter yes the dividend yield is a bit lower
than ibm's but the reason why this is number four is
because the stock is way less volatile than ibm and its potential
for growth is actually way higher so if you invest and reinvest
your dividend payments back to 3m stocks then you may end up with much higher
capital gain in 10 years another point for 3m is that its stock
price appears to be undervalued while the market sentiment
is bullish and its stock price is already bottomed
out this means the 3m could see a recovery
way faster than ibm so you could even consider taking profit earlier and
reinvest your profits in a different company that may be more
suitable to your financial goals in a few years but what could be even
better than 3m it's a healthcare stock called abbvie
also remember that i'm giving you a diversified top five dividend stocks
that means that if you choose to invest in all of them you'll have a
well-diversified portfolio across many sectors that could
weather through all markets ups and downs throughout the years
avv has a 152 billion dollar market cap and its
dividend yield is 5.49 based on his stock price today that's
around 1.18 that's again a bit lower than ibm and 3m
what the heck kiana why is it number three then
well because avi again has a higher potential for capital gains than
ibm and 3m a while it also pays a relatively high dividend payment which
makes it a very valuable stock to hold in your portfolio especially
if you're interested in getting exposed to health care
industry abby's ex-dividend date is on october 14
2020 so if you purchase before that day you'll be entitled to
this quarter's dividend payment from a price action point
i have set buy limited orders for avi at 87
81 and 77 and i'm planning to profit above 120 dollars at key fibonacci
tradesman levels of 141 154 and 162 and i'm gonna give myself enough
time for the stock price to reach there
number three on the list is 18 t now while its dividend yield
is much higher than the previous stocks you're going to get way lower dividend
payments right now because the stock price is
you guessed it way undervalued the dividend yield is simply the
percentage of the amount of money companies
pay divided by its current market price so even though 18 t's dividend
yield is 7.42 since 18t is currently only 27
you'll be getting around 50 cents per share but that also means that if you
invest 1 000 in the stock you're gonna get way more than what you would get if
you invest in any other of our stock so far now
one cash with att is that it's not as good as a growth company compared to its
competitor verizon verizon pays a lower dividend
yield at 4.23 but historically its capital gains have
been higher on the other hand verizon's stock price
isn't as undervalued as t right now so that's why there is a
given take here one strategy you could consider is
buying a t now and then adding verizon later if its
stock price drops looking at verizon's chart it
looks like that it could start dropping towards 55
and beyond now you might be asking kiana why do i need so many different
paying stocks in my portfolio if these are so good why aren't they
ranked higher on your list that's an awesome observation kiana so
far every dividend stock i've introduced
have been paying their dividend payments on a quarterly basis
but you know what's better than getting paid on a quarterly basis
it's getting paid on a monthly basis baby
that's why here at number two we have oh real to income corporation at 4.78
dividend yield which means you'll be getting paid 23 cents
per share every single month now let's compare this to actually
owning your real estate and getting paid rental income every month of course you
could put less down to buy a house go on mortgage
and let your tenants pay for your mortgage blah blah blah
but if you're like me and you do not feel like putting up with all the hassle
there is that goes through real estate investment or simply want to
add on to your income stream then oh is the right investment for you
so instead of putting let's say twenty thousand dollars on real estate if you
buy 333 shares of o at 60 and hold it for 10
years and let's say in 10 years stock price
only goes up to 100 you're gonna be looking at a 22 000
gain that's literally doubling your money without doing literally
anything the next 10 years instead of buying real estate
old cash let's say at 400 000 if you put all that money in oh you're
not only getting paid 1 33 dollars per month you're gonna
increase your net worth by 450 000 at the end of 10 years
without having to deal with the lousy tenants and looking for new tenants if
they choose to leave or not pay their rent because the
economy is bad of course there are no guarantees but
realty income itself is a real estate company that owns
about 6500 properties and then pays you a cut of their rental so
they'll be doing all the hard work and pay you simply
by holding their stocks this sounds awesome right but what's better than a
4 dividend yield in a real estate stock 12 dividend yield this spot
is tied between two trusts bxmt which is blackstone mortgage trust
at 11.49 dividend yield and stwd which despite
its stock symbol kind of sounding like std it's not actually some sort of
sexually transmitted disease and it's in fact star with property
trust at 12.91 dividend yield both of these stocks
appear to be undervalued right now and while i
it might take them a few years to recover
at least they will be paying you a generous handout
every quarter to encourage you to continue to
hold and once we are out of a recession you might even get a nice capital gain
surprise in your portfolio again without doing
anything the whole 10 years and literally letting the markets to do
their thing i'm invested in all of these stocks
right now more heavily in oh bxmt and stw and the combination is
giving me a good balance with my tech industry investments that are focused
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