12/29/2015 0 Comments Dividend investing year endDividend Investing and the years end. Where is your portfolio ending up? Is it anywhere near what you had planned from the beginning of the year? What are you plans to make 2016 a better year for your portfolio. Did you at least make double digit returns? Dividend Capturing and Dividend Investing has gotten some mixed review over the last few years. I always say... "look at the facts"... "Look at the numbers". Numbers and facts don't lie, they are what they are. Computer software does exactly what it is programmed to do. My Dividend Investing software is designed to look through the Dividend Stock data stream and pick out certain bits of information, do a little fancy math and come out with a conclusion. That conclusion is either right or not. We take this information and make a few trades with it.
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12/13/2015 0 Comments December 13th, 2015Dividend stock picks for the end of the year. How do you want to end the year? With a winner of course... Well at least I do. I'm pretty confident in saying that I think everyone wants to end the year on a high note. There doesn't seem to be very active check writing this week, but can be attributed to end of the year, New Years celebration, Christmas and boxing day for you Canadians. I'm sure there are a few other holiday celebrations in there too. Dividend Investing goes all years round and never stops, it has been going on since companies first started sharing their profits in 1602. The only difference tis as compared to the 51 weeks of the year, is this weeks list comes the biggest holiday seasons, so there are not many trading days in the last week of December. How do you choose to invest in a dividend stock on a week like this week? 433 Companies are paying out dividends this week alone. There are some definite problems with a list this size, where do you even begin? Monday and Thursday the choice was easier with only 52 companies to choose from (26 Monday, 26 Thursday). Is the size of the dividend the most important factor? Or can it be that the annual yield is the driving force in making the right choice for your portfolio? What are your objectives when it comes to investing in the stock market or in a dividend stock? If you have been following any of my past posts', you would know that I like the Dividend Capturing Strategy (buy stock before ex-date, sell for profit after date of record). Entering 433 companies into my dividend stock software was time consuming but it definitely cut my time in choosing the right stock for me and my objectives. The most important factor for choosing the right stock for the dividend capturing strategy for me is... How many times over the last 10 years has this companies stock done exactly what I wanted it to do? To find out this information, I created some dividend stock picking software that have a few complex mathematical equations designed to cut my research time and allow me make better decisions in my dividend investing. You too might want to think about taking a look at what I have been doing. 11/30/2015 0 Comments Dividend Stocks are still payingDividends are the sharing of profits with investors. There really isn't any other way to describe them. If the company makes money, they share their profits with their stock holders. On a certain day every quarter (90 days) the member of the board of directors meet and discus everything that's going on that they think is worthy of discussing. Profits and shareholders are on the topic of discussion every meeting. Some would say "it is the companies main purpose, to meet the needs and investment goals of the shareholders". After all, without investors... there would be no company. As of this writing there are 7257 companies trading today... 3536 of these companies have a positive dividend yield for their investors. Of those 3536 companies, 652 offer 5% yield or better, 229 offer 10% or better. Choosing the right company to invest your money in has never been and never will be an easy choice. Everyone has different objectives and goals wen it comes to investing their money. Ask yourself the really tough questions and find out what your realistic investment goals are. Maybe, together we can help you reach yours. 10/27/2015 0 Comments Dividend Stock psxPSX or Phillips 66 may not be in the forefront of your mind when it comes to buying stocks to collect some dividend checks. Here is why you may want to rethink that idea. Dividend Capturing or buying dividend stocks just to collect a check has been around for some time. Yes it does not work for every dividend stock, but for those who like a sure bet or as close to one as possible, PSX has performed very very well over the last 10 years. I am just loving the statistics of this company. The market cap is only 45 Billion but the cash flow is $112 Billion. Shares of stock are sell for $83 but the revenue per share is $203. All that may not mean very much to you as a buy and hold stock pick. As for Dividend Capturing, this stock scores a 100%. What will a big drop in the DOW mean to dividend investors? Well that would depend on why you are investing in the first place. Let me explain a little. The stock market can be a lot like gambling or a lot like a free money machine. It all comes down to how you approach your investing. If you are looking for some big returns fast and you don't have a good solid plan. Then, sometimes you may win and some times you are going to loose. Why is it that I like my dividend capturing strategy to avoid what would seem to be a gambling scenario? First off let's just stick to good quality companies. As of today, there are over 3400 companies paying out dividends every year. Every day, every week and every month.... there is always some company, somewhere getting ready to share some profits with their shareholders. How do you choose a company that is going to be right for you and your goals? My suggestion... and it's just a suggestion, is to stick with the proven winners. The Dividend Kings, The Dividend Aristocrats and The Dividend Champions, just to name a few hundred stocks. The Dividend King have been increasing their payouts to investors for a minimum of 50 years. Every year forking out higher and higher dividends. That's right... to make it onto this prestigious list. The dividend company has to consistently increase its payouts (50 years min, just to make the list). The Dividend Aristocrats and The Dividend Champions both require dividend increases for a minimum of 25 years. The yields some of these companies payout is much higher the any bank offered CD at the moment. The yield is going to fluctuate just as the stock price moves up and down, however the dividend payments increase every year (price fluctuations will effect your ROI). With the dividends increasing every year this is what attracts many investors, regardless of Wall Street or the stock markets' condition. With plenty of investors chasing the dividends of these companies. That is what drives the price action of these stocks... and that is what it is we are looking for. Consistent price change directly related to the dividend date. That is what makes my approach to Dividend Capturing different and effective. 9/14/2015 1 Comment Best time to buy dividend stockWhen is the best time to buy a dividend stock? To be quite honest and frank about this question, the answer is going to be a bit childish... The best time to buy a dividend stock would really depend on your investment goals... why are you buying in the first place? Silly , yes... but buying dividend stocks always comes back to WHY. Why are you investing in the first place, What are your investment goals and objectives? To make things a little easier, I'm going to talk about why I'm investing. Monthly Cash Flow... point blank! That's it! At least for me, that's the answer. I want to retire and not have to think to much about where my bill money is going to be coming from. I want monthly cash flow, and investing in a safe and easy to understand way without risking my nest egg. So the question about when is the best time to buy a dividend stock is... Everyday. Yes every day there is another dividend stock company getting ready to pay dividends to their shareholders. Dividends are my way of receiving 20-30 dividend checks per month for monthly cash flow. This strategy is called "Dividend Capturing". It's pretty easy to be a qualified shareholder and collect plenty divi checks. Buy the stock before the Ex-date. One day, 10 days, 30 days... it doesn't really matter when you buy a stock to qualify to get a dividend check. As long as you own the stock on or before "The Date Of Record", you qualify to receive a dividend check. There are plenty of places online to find a dividend stocks list and when they are paying dividends but what is not so easy is finding out is, which dividend stock is the best one to own if the stock prices go down. Don't fool yourself into thinking the stocks you buy will not go down in value after you buy it. They all go up and down every day and buying the right one at the right time becomes easier and less risky if you have some Dividend Stock Software that is specifically designed to sift through mountains of data just to find the dividend stock that is just right. Come join us at the The10minutetrader.com and get a weekly list from our software that picks out the dividend stock companies that score the highest using this strategy and then maybe, you too can receive plenty dividend checks every month. 8/25/2015 0 Comments Dividend stocks to look at todayTodays list has only 10 companies that are sharing their profits with shareholders but as many as you I like to look as to who is getting ready to pay out dividend in the few weeks. This way I can plan to get the biggest bang for my buck. As many of you know my software isolates those companies that have a higher consistency of giving me double digit returns. With that said, my software come up with over 80 companies that show an 80% consistency and plenty show 90% or better. and that's just this week. With the Dow falling it is comforting to know that some Dividend stock companies are unaffected by this drop. A company that has been doing business for over 200 years and consistently increasing their dividend payments to shareholders for more than 50 years. These guys don't really get effected by small fluctuations in the market. There is a few tricks to this method and of course I'm going to share with you... Pick the right dividend stock. At the right time. With hundreds of dividend stocks to choose from on a weekly basis, how do you decide which one is right for you and your trading/investing goals? As for me? I like dividend stocks with plenty of upside potential and even more history behind them. I use the dividend ex-date as a buying signal. Certain dividend stocks move directly in proportion to their dividend, or should I say that they move either before or after the ex-date. The ex-date is the last day the stock trades with the dividend still attached. 2-3 days after the ex-date, will be the "Date of Record". That the day when ownership is calculated and who ever owns it that day... gets the dividend check. WMT or better known Wally World or just WalMart comes on our list every quarter. It has some nice consistency when it comes to dividend capturing. WMT has a market cap of $235Billion, like WOW... that's a big chunk. $485 Billion in revenues and to top it all off $150 revenue per share. That is one statistic that is simply crazy in my opinion, stock price is only $73 per share. Even the balance sheet looks good on these guys. |
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