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>DIVIDEND STOCKS

>> No.23182219

>>23182192
Yeah? Is there a problem?

>> No.23182221
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>DIVIDEND STOCKS

>> No.23182247

They suck. Check T.
Was at 75 last year.

>> No.23182456

>>23182247
>T
you have to pick a good one, though

>> No.23182485

>>23182456
like what

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>mfw someone has IBM and INTC in their portfolio near me

>> No.23182537

>>23182192
Yeah I'm not planning to die of AIDS in my 20s from sucking cocks in a gas station glory hole so I'll live to profit off dividends and don't need some half baked pump and dump get rich quick scheme to throw my welfare cheque on. If you can't get by on 15% a year yer bad at money.

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>EATING

>> No.23182779

>>23182485
jnj, mcd, noc, spy, dgro, pg
I've got all of those on DRIP and am feeling comfy

>> No.23182807

>>23182779
Not that they aren't all overvalued right now. Everything is overvalued right now.

>> No.23182908

>>23182779
>>23182807
are there any worth owning higher than 1-3%? Maybe 5-7% without devolving into totally unstable stocks

>> No.23183066

>>23182908
right now, I doubt it
find a solid company that's paying 2.5%-3% and has a sane P/E ratio. Maybe even use the Graham Formula or some other value investing methods to find something that's not terribly overvalued.
Then wait. If all goes well the price will go up, and with it the dividend.
my yield on cost for noc is 5.74%, but I've had it for years. Probably would be even higher if I hadn't sold off a chunk a couple years ago.

>> No.23183156

>>23182908
you might also look at ETFs. DGRO is not bad, but there may be better ones.