Dividend Bull

One of the most common groups of questions that I get revolves around what would be good to hold in an income-focused portfolio for someone who’s retired or about to retire. And it’s something I think about constantly as I prepare for my own future later on down the road. So in this video, I’m going to discuss and give my own opinions as to what I think retired income investors should prioritize when constructing their portfolios and the types of investments that I would personally hold if I either didn’t want to work or was no longer able to work. One of the biggest issues when attempting to answer what are the best holdings for retirement revolves around the size of someone's portfolio. Someone who can only save up $500,000 for retirement is going to have a different portfolio than someone who’s saved up $5 million. If you only have $500,000 and you want to completely live off dividends, you’ll have to invest in higher-yielding holdings. If, on the other hand, you’re lucky and have several millions saved up, you can invest in a stock yielding 2 or 3% and still live comfortably. So note that when I give my own opinion as to what I’d suggest retirees hold, I’m going to assume you don’t have more than a million saved up. Although I already dedicate my portfolio to higher-yielding investments, many of them are still dedicated to growth. Follow the channel on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

I don’t usually like to talk about stocks I don’t like on this channel, unless I feel like I’m warning investors about yield traps or their long-term share price performance. Over the years, I’ve voiced my disgust with some investments that have really bad track records of performance, including Orchid Island, Annaly Capital, and Armour Residential. But I have to admit that almost ever since I started talking about them, there’s one stock that stands out that I’ve been somewhat pessimistic about, and that’s continued to perform exceptionally well. Although I was never strongly against them as much as Annaly Capital or Orchid Island, despite my negative outlook, their stock has done really well, and a lot of my subscribers continue to be holders of this stock. So in this video, I want to take another close look at this stock, which I have to admit I’ve been completely wrong about up to this point, and try to determine what the future holds for them. Follow the channel on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

If you’re looking for the ultimate form of passive income, in my opinion there’s no better option out there than being a dividend investor. Now I know I’m pretty biased since my YouTube channel revolves around dividend investing, but if you search for passive income ideas on Google what you’ll find are lists of different ways of making money that don’t actually become passive until after you’ve already put in hours and hours of effort into creating something. In todays video I wanted to provide a step by step guide on how someone who’s interested in dividend investing can get started or maybe fine tune their portfolio. I’ve tried to condense as much information as I can so that this video doesn’t go on forever, which is what I like to do anyways as I just don’t have the time to sit down and watch a 45 minute long YouTube video. But if you guys would like a more detailed guide then feel free to let me know and I’ll consider doing that in the future for you all. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

In todays video I wanted to take a look at probably the number one most requested dividend stock I get on this channel. And just by taking a quick glance over its performance there appears to be a lot of things to really like about this stock. For one thing it currently offers investors an incredible 16.13% dividend yield according to Yahoo Finance, which as of the making of this video makes it the highest paying dividend stock out there that pays dividends every single quarter. But while there’s a lot of things to like about the performance of this stock, there are some pretty significant things that investors need to keep in mind if they’re seriously considering investing in this company, which includes special tax considerations as well as the sustainability of this company going forward. Plus it’s overall a very difficult company to analyze because of its massive size. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

Needless to say with everything going on in the stock market recently, 2022 has gotten off to a bit of a bumpy start. With the NASDAQ having it’s worst week since 2020 its caused a ripple effected across the entire U.S. stock market. And although it’s unlikely these market conditions are gonna persist through the remainder of the year, this did open up a lot of really great opportunities specifically for dividend investors. As of the making of this video so many sectors including REITs and Business Development Companies saw their share prices fall allowing investors to pick up additional shares of high quality dividend paying stocks at a discount. With that being said there is one stock in particular who’s share price fell so much over the last week, it actually bumped the dividend yield up to now over 17% according to Yahoo Finance. In fact it’s share price fell approximately 8.29% in just the last week, which has given it a significantly cheap price tag. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

As we head into another year I couldn’t help but notice that a lot of YouTubers and news outlets all seem to be predicting doom this year. While as of the making of this video people are speculating we’re heading for a correction, I honestly don’t know for certain how the stock market or the economy as a whole is gonna pan out in 2022. Sure it’s possible we could have another plunge like we did in 2020. But I think stock market probably won’t react so violently like it did in March of 2020. Wether or not the market will see a lot of turbulence this year, there are some stocks that I’m more optimistic for than others out there. So today I wanted to present some companies that I’m betting on will have a good amount of success in 2022. On top of that all of these companies currently offer dividend yields of at least 5% or more. These are my own opinions and you should do your own research before coming to your own conclusion. Some of these stocks I think we’ll see a good amount of share price performance, while others I think may not experience much star price growth, but I think they will continue to raise their dividends this year.

If you’re looking for the ultimate form of passive income, in my opinion there’s no better option out there than being a dividend investor. Now I know I’m pretty biased since my YouTube channel revolves around dividend investing, but if you search for passive income ideas on Google what you’ll find are lists of different ways of making money that don’t actually become passive until after you’ve already put in hours and hours of effort into creating something. In todays video I wanted to provide a step by step guide on how someone who’s interested in dividend investing can get started or maybe fine tune their portfolio. I’ve tried to condense as much information as I can so that this video doesn’t go on forever, which is what I like to do anyways as I just don’t have the time to sit down and watch a 45 minute long YouTube video. But if you guys would like a more detailed guide then feel free to let me know and I’ll consider doing that in the future for you all. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

In my quest to locate high yielding dividend investments, I decided to go on a trek to locate the highest paying dividend ETFs out there using various fund screeners, stock market websites and just create a list of the highest yielding dividend ETFs that I could come up, And so today I wanted to discuss the top five funds that I was able to locate, that as of the making of this video pay the highest dividends out of all the ETFs out there. This list only includes ETFs so no individual stocks, closed end funds or exchange traded notes. Be sure to perform your own research and due diligence before investing. Don’t put all of your money into one fund but instead spread it out across multiple investments, which helps reduce risk. It’s also important to not just invest based off dividend yields, but make sure you understand what you’re investing in and what the risks are. If this video provided you with any sort of benefit, please give this video a thumbs up and feel free to subscribe if you want more high yielding dividend investing videos. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

This shows how much you would need to invest in each stock/ETF in order to receive $100 a month in dividends. For these calculations forward dividend yield was used and dividend yields and calculations are as of market close 12/10/2021. Most of these companies pay quarterly, so in those cases earning $300/quarter was calculated. Perform your own research and due diligence before investing. Companies can freely increase, decrease, skip or suspend dividend payments so make sure the dividend amounts in this video are still correct when you choose to invest. Do not invest solely off dividend yields. Make sure you diversify your portfolio, which reduces risk. The covered call ETFs on this list change their dividend distributions each month, so next month's dividends could be more or less. Amount Needed Company name $244,705.20 Apple (AAPL) $188,980.07 Sherwin-Williams (SHW) $170,720.00 Visa (V) $165,748.26 Microsoft (MSFT) $98,017.50 Lowe's Companies (LOW) $85,941.02 Waste Management (WM) $83,070.38 PPG Industries (PPG) $76,926.23 Walmart (WMT) $73,884.17 Stanley Black & Decker (SWK) $71,467.95 Starbucks (SBUX) $62,421.26 American Tower Corporation (AMT) $56,604.48 McDonald's (MCD) $54,991.17 Caterpillar (CAT) $53,936.46 Emerson Electric (EMR) $53,619.71 Procter & Gamble (PG) $53,077.10 Hormel Foods (HRL) $52,979.48 Colgate (CL) $49,622.37 Essex Property Trust (ESS) $46,935.99 PepsiCo (PEP) $46,836.98 Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) $43,585.23 Clorox (CLX) $43,380.00 Aflac (AFL) $40,199.96 Coca-Cola (KO) $40,600.49 Pfizer (PFE) $38,094.43 General Mills (GIS) $36,854.55 STAG Industrial (STAG) $35,898.65 3M (MMM) $35,808.19 Kimberly-Clark (KMB) $31,773.46 Consolidated Edison (ED) $31,099.86 Walgreens (WBA) $29,956.04 Agree Realty Corporation (ADC) $27,211.78 Realty Income (O) $26,696.26 AbbVie (ABBV) $26,494.08 Chevron (CVX) $26,330.19 STORE Capital (STOR) $25,612.5 Kraft Heinz (KHC) $24,215.65 SL Green Realty (SLG) $23,527.07 Verizon (VZ) $23,486.13 Iron Mountain (IRM) $22,699.79 IBM $22,536.33 W. P. Carey (WPC) $21,480.74 Exxon Mobil (XON) $20,423.42 Main Street Capital (MAIN) $19,893.33 ONEOK (OKE) $19,492.76 The Williams Companies (WMB) $18,244.34 Gladstone Commercial (GOOD) $16,261.57 JEPI $15,237.23 NUSI $15,182.98 Ares Capital (ARCC) $15,030.31 Altria (MO) $13,736.96 PennantPark (PFLT) $13,354.68 Ares Commercial Real Estate (ACRE) $13,176.92 AT&T (T) $10,160.38 QYLD $9,630.72 RYLD If this video provided you with any sort of benefit, please consider giving this a thumbs up and subscribing. Song is Drifting at 432 Hz by Unicorn Heads, from the YouTube audio library. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

Today I wanted to talk about one fund in particular that I think is really fascinating, but has also caused a lot of debate among dividend investors from what I’ve read on various websites. In some ways it looks like a pretty terrifying investment. The performance of its share price over the years has gone down significantly. But when we run the numbers and calculate the total return for this fund over the past year and the past several years, its actually been providing some pretty impressive returns overall that’ve even during certain market conditions has outperformed the S&P 500. This is a stock that I’ve discussed one time on this channel before about 8 months ago, and today I wanted to do a little check in and see how its been performing given the recent news about its dividend increase. Plus I continue to see a lot of people in my video comments talk about this fund. I first discussed this fund back in a video back in April of this year, and at the time it was trading at $13.13 a share and issuing dividends at a rate of about 16 cents per share. As of the making of this video it’s now trading at $14.04 a share, which is an increase of almost 7% and they just announced a couple weeks ago that the fund was increasing the monthly dividend to 18 cents a share, which gives CLM a current dividend yield of 15.34% according to Yahoo Finance. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

Due to the markets recently having a big sell off, we’ve been having a really good opportunity to pick up shares of high yielding dividend stocks and funds at discounted prices. Any time the market as a whole goes down, it means that nearly everything is on sale, which is why it’s always a good idea to have some money stored away just in case a particular fund or company you’ve been eyeing happens to be on sale. Wether or not the market will continue to go down or just experience a lot of volatility means that for the time being there’s discounts to be found in a lot of areas. If you’re a dividend investor it’s perhaps even better for us than someone like a growth investor. Because it means that when our favorite dividend stocks go down, we can buy shares of it and thus collect more dividends on a quarterly or monthly basis. In todays video I wanted to highlight two funds in particular that have really impressive dividend yields, both of which are over 10%, and also have a really good amount of dividend growth over the years as well as share price appreciation. I’ve never heard anyone else talk about these two funds which I thought was pretty surprising, so I that’s what I wanted to focus on today. Funds discussed: ASG USA Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

A lot of income and dividend investors are now pretty familiar with #QYLD, or the Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF. Wether you love it or hate it It’s become a pretty popular ETF that uses call options as a way to generate a high amount of income for shareholders. Within the last couple years there’s been almost a dozen new ETFs that have popped up in the covered call ETF sector, some of which use a strategy to QYLD, or use a blended strategy as a way to generate income and provide investors with good price appreciation. For this video I wanted to go over every single ETF that’s currently available within the covered call sector, as there are more options out there that are different from QYLD, #JEPI and #NUSI which I believe are the most popular in the field. My goal for this video is that this will be a good resource for people who are really interested in covered call funds and what to know what options they have besides the big three funds you might already be familiar with. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

As I’m sure all of us are aware, the U.S. stock market’s been more or less a rollercoaster this last week as panic over a new COVID variant seemed to really spook the market. Last Friday the Dow Jones plunged over 900 points and the S&P 500 wiped off over 2% of its value. That trend also continued Tuesday with another big selloff. The primary reason for all the chaos is because investors worry that this new strain could lead to more lockdowns, restrictions, and overall more difficulty for businesses leading to slower growth. While we don’t know what the future holds or if the market will continue to decline in the coming days, weeks, or months, we do know as investors is that any time there’s a sharp decline in stock prices like this, that means that practically everything is on sale. For people for are pursuing a passive income strategy by investing in stocks and ETFs, we actually don’t care about whether or not a stocks share price goes down. The only thing we’re concerned about is if there is a dividend cut. That’s the absolute worst situation if you’re trying to live off dividends. In fact for dividend investors, a falling share price is actually a good thing. Because during periods where a stocks share price falls, that means we’re able to buy more shares of a company for less money. So in todays video I’m gonna discuss some types of stocks as well as certain companies that I personally love to see dips in their share prices so that I’ll hopefully be able to pick up more shares of it at a discounted price. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

As a dividend investor I’m always on the hunt for great performing dividend stocks. Any time I come across a dividend stock that’s offering both impressive share price appreciation and growth in their dividend distributions, you can bet that I’m really gonna take a deep look into it. Today I wanna discuss a dividend stock I’ve kept my eye on for awhile that’s been performing exceptionally well for actually many years now. Currently offering a dividend yield of over 9%, this stock has been maintaining an insane yearly dividend growth rate as well. We really need to look at just the impressive amount of growth this company has continued to experience over its lifetime. Let’s start with the share price performance. This stock is currently up more than 71% from a year ago, 133% from five years ago and it’s up more than 310% over the last ten years. And that’s just the share price, not including reinvested dividends. Since being founded in 1961, this stock has grown a total of 4,581.67%. Link to Main Street article: https://www.capitalsouthwest.com/articles/capital-southwest-partners-with-main-street-for-middle-market-loans Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

Finding stocks that offer investors high dividends and an impressive amount of growth is definitely not an easy task. When it comes to dividend paying investments you often get two choices, either a stock like Procter & Gamble, that offers a lower dividend yield but has growth behind it, or a stock like Ares Capital, that offers a really high dividend yield, but over the long term doesn’t have too much growth in terms of it’s share price. And while most stocks are somewhere in-between this, you usually don’t see a ton of high growth, high yielding dividend stocks out there. However stock we’re gonna be taking a look at today has seen some of the most impressive growth out of any high yielding dividend stock out there that I’ve come across. As of the making of this video this stock is up over 50% from a year ago, up 175% from five years ago and is up an impressive 461% in the last ten years. On top of that this stock has increased it’s dividend distributions pretty significantly over the years, with the company being able to grow their dividends for 9 consecutive years, often times they’ve even been able to grow it every single quarter. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

For a while now I’ve been wanting to make a video on how I specifically perform research on dividend paying stocks, and hopefully just having it serve as a resource for viewers who may be interesting in performing a more thorough investigation into a specific stock. However when I was putting together this video I realized this was a much more daunting task than I first anticipated. I would say the challenge here is that you can’t treat all dividend paying stocks the same in terms of how you do your research. So for example you wouldn’t go through the exact same steps and analyze the exact same metrics for Johnson and Johnson, Realty Income and Ares Capital. The reason for that being these companies are structured completely differently from each other. JNJ is a consumer staple, Realty Income is a REIT that owns real estate, and Ares Capital is a BDC which is very similar to a private equity fund. These are three completely different company structures that vary in terms of how you should analyze them. My goal for this video is to just provide the same steps I take for every dividend stock and also talk about the different tools, resources and websites that I use to determine if I think a stock is a good investment or not. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

As the year 2021 comes to a close we’ve been fortunate enough to see a lot of growth up to this point in the stock market. What’s also great is that many companies this year have been able to continue to grow their dividend distributions to shareholders and many dividend stocks have seen a lot of price appreciation in their share price as well. This is obviously great news for us who love to invest specifically for the cash flow from these kinds of investments. So in todays video we’re gonna highlight and take a look at a few companies that not only offer high dividend yields, but have also experienced a good amount of growth over the year and actually over a long period of time. Not just growth in terms of share price but also growth in terms of consistently increasing their dividends on a regular basis. All of theses stocks currently offer yields of at least 4% and while most pay quarterly, one does pay monthly. In this video we’re gonna specifically examine the growth that these companies have been able to experience. While there’s certainly no guarantee that any of this stocks or companies will continue to do well in the future, I always like to analyze dividend paying companies that have been doing well to see if they might have even more additional room to grow in the future. Stocks discussed: WPC STOR MAIN IRM Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

In todays video we’re gonna explore the covered call ETF movement by looking at these of ETFs and doing an in-depth analysis on these funds. We’re gonna see how they work, how they’re able to provide investors with such high dividends and if these kinds of funds can really fulfill peoples dreams of an early retirement. The ultimate goal of investing in these high yielding covered call ETFs is to create a sustainable income portfolio that will allow investors to retire on passive income much earlier in life and with much less money needing to be invested than your typical dividend stock or index fund. With the hope of an earlier retirement, or simply just creating a form of high passive income, it’s clear why covered call ETFs are very alluring to income investors since covered call ETFs offer yields between 7 and up to nearly 12%. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

When researching a dividend stock one step I always take is to look at its distribution history. Because a stock that has consistently slashed their dividend several times in the last several years is usually a pretty bad sign that a company isn’t performing very well. This is especially true with REITs and BDCs, as both of these kinds of companies are required to pay out 90% of their earnings back to shareholders in the form of dividends. So if one of these companies keeps cutting their dividends it’s a pretty good indicator that management is struggling to increase revenue for the company. On the other hand if a company increases their dividend distribution it’s often times a good indicator that financially the company is doing pretty good. After coming across this stock I’m gonna discuss in this video I decided to pick up some shares, as I think both the company and the economy are gonna be in a favorable position in the future. ACRE Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

One of the most popular questions I get is how am I able to find monthly dividend stocks. They’re by far the most attractive kind of investment for people looking to live off dividends. I’ve been wanting to create a resource for people who want to know which stocks currently pay dividends on a monthly basis, which is what this video is all about. This list only includes monthly paying common stocks. So no preferred stocks, nor any other kind of publicly traded investments like ETFs or exchange traded notes. This list is intended to be a reference and not an in depth analysis into any one company. Really going deep into every single company on this list would be just way too time intensive for just one video. Be sure to do your own research before investing in any of these companies. As of the making of this video everything here is up to date, but companies can switch from monthly dividend payments to quarterly. So if you’re watching this video six months or a year after this was posted double check to make sure the company is still paying dividends monthly. I’m gonna be going in alphabetical order, so these stocks aren’t ranked by dividend yield or performance, or my most to least favorite or anything like that. This video took a significant amount of time to research and put together and I hope I didn’t leave any companies out. If this video provides you with any benefit please consider giving it a thumbs up and subscribing for aggressive dividend investing videos. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Every Monthly Dividend Stock ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro 02:07 - ADR 02:50 - AGNC 03:32 - ARR 04:15 - AVAL 05:01 - BBD 05:46 - BRMK 06:32 - CRT 07:18 - DRETF 08:01 - DREUF 08:41 - EFC 09:28 - EIFZF 10:19 - EPR 11:04 - GAIN 11:59 - GLAD 12:40 - GOOD 13:33 - GROW 14:12 - GWRS 14:55 - HRZN 15:48 - IPPLF 16:31 - ITUB 17:16 - LAND 18:08 - LTC 18:47 - MAIN 19:31 - MTR 20:12 - O 20:57 - ORC 21:47 - OXSQ 22:35 - PBA 23:21 - PBT 24:03 - PFLT 24:57 - PPRQF 25:49 - PRT 26:47 - PSEC 27:40 - PVL 28:24 - SBR 29:09 - SCM 29:48 - SJR 30:25 - SJT 31:07 - SLG 32:00 - STAG 32:50 - SUNS 33:36 - SUUIF 34:21 - TRSWF 35:12 - WSR 36:01 - EIC 36:46 - Outro Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

In todays video we’re gonna be looking at and ranking the top five best performing high paying dividend stocks of the last 20 years. These stocks are gonna be ranked by best overall performance, not by their current dividend yield. It also assumes that you decided to reinvest those dividends every quarter or month into buying more shares. When I say high dividend yields I’m considering everything over 4% to be a high dividend yield. if you happen to be interested in any of these companies make sure you do your own research before initiating a position. While it’s true that really good past performance by no means indicates that a stock will continue to perform well in the future, I certainly think these stocks are still worth taking a look at as there could be more room to grow. Stocks covered in this video: SPG MO O VLO OKE Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

Being a more aggressive kind of dividend investor, I’m always on the lookout for higher yielding dividend stocks and ETFs that’ll pay me a high amount in passive income while balancing the risks involved with holding these particular stocks and funds. But finding stocks that offer investors a high dividend while not being a dividend trap at the same time isn’t always an easy thing. The general rule of investing is that stocks that offer higher dividend yields are almost always considered to be riskier investments. But if you regularly watch my channel, we know that there are good options out there for people looking for high yielding stock and ETF’s that aren’t terribly risky. Some stocks like REITs and Business Development Companies are two examples of stocks that are required to pay out high amounts of dividends. Despite that though there are plenty of high yielding dividend stocks that pay high dividends, but have pretty bad track records in both their share price and their dividend distribution amounts. So in finding stocks that have high dividends, it can be tricky to avoid these kinds of holdings. We wanna make sure that we’re looking at more than just the dividend, but wether the company will be able to continue to pay their dividends. So in todays video we’re gonna be looking at a few companies that currently offer dividend yields of over 8% and in my opinion show pretty good future prospects. Many of these companies have a long history of dividend growth or I believe have the potential to flourish going forward. I don’t have a crystal ball so there’s no way to know for sure what the future holds for these companies, so be sure to do your own research and come to your own conclusions. Stocks discussed: OHI ARCC NRZ ORCC Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

As dividend investors we all love seeing the stocks and ETFs in our portfolios issuing us our dividends. And while a certain amount of stocks and ETFs pay investors on a monthly basis, the vast majority of companies and funds only pay investors quarterly. While there isn’t anything wrong with being issued dividends quarterly if you’re seeking to live off dividends, it makes things harder in terms of budgeting your expenses. Being paid a dividend that you have to spread out over a three month period isn’t as ideal as being paid a monthly dividend. Monthly dividends allow for less time budgeting and requires less self control, since you don’t have to spread this dividend payment out over three months and instead just one. But a lot of us know that working an actual jobs results is us being given a paycheck twice a month, or even every week for certain workers. For people who want to live off dividends being paid more than once a month or once a quarter is always gonna be more desirable. In todays video we’re gonna be taking a look at several different stocks, ETF’s and closed end funds that pay high dividends and will help you construct a high dividend portfolio that would ensure you receive a dividend payment every single week. Stocks/ETFs/CEFs discussed in this video: JEPI, PDI, PCI, PKO, SUNS AGNC, MAIN, SDIV, DIV, PFFD, USA NUSI, USOI, SLVO, GLDI, REML, PSEC, O QYLD, RYLD, DIVO, PFFA Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

When it comes to truly living off of passive income, in my opinion there’s no better option than being able to live off of dividends. While it’s true that there’s other different types of passive income, such as owning real estate properties, selling your own book or starting a blog, there’s really nothing out there that requires so little work to maintain than being able to live off of the dividend distributions of your investments. With dividend investing, you automatically receive dividends directly into your brokerage or bank account every single month or quarter. It’s the absolute easiest way to earn a living without having to raise a finger, with the exception of checking your portfolio maybe once every couple months. Even if you couldn’t fully rely on dividends for a living, that extra money you receive could be the difference between working a job you hate and switching careers to a job you enjoy. Or it could be the difference between working full time and working part time and spending the rest of your time with family or friends doing whatever you wanna do. In todays video we’re gonna take a look at several different types of investments and figure out how much money we really need in order to live off of dividends. For this example, we’re going to assume that you want to live off of $4,000 a month. Which may or may not actually be quite a lot depending on your life circumstances. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull

Known as the Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffet is probably the most well known stock investor out there. Having made his first investment at age 11, Warren Buffet has more than 80 years of investing experience and today is one of the wealthiest and most respected finance guru’s out there. As of September of this year, Warrant has a net worth of 102.3 billion dollars and currently runs Berkshire Hathaway, a multinational conglomerate holding company that owns more than 60 companies. With so much experience in investing, I think a lot of people are curious as to what Warren believes are solid companies worth investing in. And it’s actually required by law here in the U.S. that anyone who manages over a hundred million dollars needs to disclose all of their stock holdings every quarter, or every three months. This is actually a pretty common way of investing, which is known as the copycat investing strategy, where investors make decisions as to what stocks they’ll hold based on the research that a large successful investor has done and currently holds in their portfolio. Stocks discussed in this video: STOR KHC VZ ABBV CVX Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrZ-AtkGi1U Follow Dividend Bull on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dividend_bull