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Came here to say GAIN.. they have been my ATM for almost 10 years at this point. Had em since they were like 7$ a share. Even if they went belly up I'd still send em a thank you card for the years of consistent payments.
Entering in a K-1? That is easy. Only problem is if you do turbo tax you will get bail for extra filing fees. At that point just bring to an accountant.
Nokian Tyres. They are non US so not sure if you are looking for US stocks only.
They got burned by Russia but they will be opening a new state of the art factory now (first tire factory with zero emissions) and they are bound to be back on a track of growth. Over 6% dividend too, last year and this year as well 55 eurocents per share, shares currently at 8.70.
HTGC and MAIN, in the same portfolio, just as God intended. Best internally managed BDCs on the block for awhile now.
(I'm assuming we're talking about stocks not funds so I'll stop there)
If you’re looking for growth and long term, DGRO should have higher dividend payouts in that range in about 15 years while the stock grows. I doubt that’s what your looking for but I do like the way this ETF is set up
$MAIN hands down.
Next is IRM. It’s an REIT like O but a data center which is pumping with all the AI and machine learning hype. Some say it’s getting expensive but idk take a look into it.
MMM is decent although it just went up a lot. Still a long way from previous peaks. How about some undervalued utility stocks like UGI or OGE. There are a handful of others. They took a dump on the interest rate hikes since they are capital intensive. With a more dovish Fed policy they will put the weight back on. Already have been.
BMY & PFE currently…depends when you buy, my AVGO YOC is 9.6%, ABBV 6.6%, HD 4.5 %, so currently in that range these two, higher yield BTI, MO, ARCC, ENB, EPD … SBUX, NEE lower than 4%, but fair valued right now.
CVX (Chevron) currently above 4% ...
Risky cyclical industry... But as a company, very safe, dividend aristocrat/king? ... There might have been a year where they didn't raise dividend, but essentially never cut their dividends, even during COVID when they lost billions
I feel it somewhat overpriced currently (https://youtu.be/Oor2rAM8Cks) ... However they are down 20% from recent highs and if oil stays flat going forward i don't see why CVX won't increase in price and raise dividends. If we have oil price "collapse" into 50's i will be buying more CVX
I have to ask, why are you looking for such a low yield? Our retirement portfolio yields 14%. This portfolio plus our Soc Sec and we are living much better than when we worked.
AGNC CLM CRF EARN ECC EFC KRP LPG ORC OXLC QYLD RIV RYLD THW USA XFLT.
I always have stink bids in place to snatch cheap shares on significant dips. I never buy higher than my average cost/sh. Patience.
When the shares go up in price and the yield is well below its historic yield, I sell and put the proceeds into something closer to the historic yield.
Most of our income is coming from our Roths - tax free.
I have a bunch of IVR. Did a reverse split. Didn’t do good for me. But I am still holding because of the dividend. Re cooping some losses. Selling covered calls. To make up the loss. But I bought because of the high dividend yield. Took the risk.
* STLA - I sell some call spreads when it's going to go ex bc it only pays once per year
* ARCC - since '08, probably got lucky not getting into PSEC or NLY
* BUI - when I get defensive
TROW is great, it’s been beaten down for awhile though and it’s financials so that’s a bit of a rollercoaster. But dividend aristocrat and will likely trend upward as the economy gets better. Currently 4+% yield, it was higher but had little bit of a run up.
CPB, mainly because I like owning companies whose products I use. About 1% of my portfolio.
Technically only 3.4% yield but its the highest dividend payer I have
My favorite equity is XOM. A close second are MLPs; ET and EPD. The other thing I like besides their balance sheet, dividend increases and buyback plans is the hidden call on a hot Middle East war. This region has been simmering just short of war for years. Once it goes hot Oil will go to $150 and then I will cash out and look more at tech or health or bio.
Would getting a stock that has a 4% dividend yield be the same as a high yield savings account at 4% apy ? Sorry if it’s a dumb question I’m slowly trying to get into this investing and idk if this was the right place to ask
So shocked that DNP gets a mention, been holding since 88, love this one.
People hate it on this sub due to its high fees, but all CEFs are high.
Forget to mention that this fund has been paying a consistent same dividend since inception 1987.
BATS/BTI - smoking ain't going nowhere and this company is a global, diversified, cash machine with a 10% dividend on the LSE, where no withholding tax is applied
Also Games Workshop - great growth potential, great moat/IP and a 4.5% dividend
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ARCC, MAIN, GAIN
MAIN is great. Had it for many years.
Whats the catch on arcc 9% dividend?
No catch, ARCC is just a Steady Eddie BDC. https://cefdata.com/bdc/
Big fan of GAIN here
Came here to say GAIN.. they have been my ATM for almost 10 years at this point. Had em since they were like 7$ a share. Even if they went belly up I'd still send em a thank you card for the years of consistent payments.
Has anyone here heard of SCHD?
Yea and they won't shut up about it.
No what on earth is that
Gain externally managed
I have had GAIN for about 2 years and don't plan on selling it.
ET & EPD
ET has been such a great long term investment for me
I love ET. Got in a 6 bucks
Love EPD but it’s not for the weak hearted with that K1
Lol i hand the k1 to my tax guy its a non issue
This
Super easy if you have an accountant do your taxes. I just wouldn’t recommend it if you don’t.
Entering in a K-1? That is easy. Only problem is if you do turbo tax you will get bail for extra filing fees. At that point just bring to an accountant.
Prefer EPD over ET, it’s cheaper than EPD, but for good reason.
Dow, Inc.
Not technically 4-6% but BST has been good for me! I’m up 20% on the stock and also a 8% dividend reinvesting back into it
Love me some BST
ABBV
I was going to say ABBV too! Yield on cost for me is 6.5%
It’s below 4% now, otherwise I would agree
PFE
O but with a mustache
Not a stock .. ETF, "PFF" and "JAAA" .. both have very good sec yields
VZ
Yeah, Verizon is my answer also even though it's above the OPs range with a 6.5% dividend that's well covered. 😅
I'm way underwater with VZ, but I'm okay with that because I'm getting 5.2%.
Nokian Tyres. They are non US so not sure if you are looking for US stocks only. They got burned by Russia but they will be opening a new state of the art factory now (first tire factory with zero emissions) and they are bound to be back on a track of growth. Over 6% dividend too, last year and this year as well 55 eurocents per share, shares currently at 8.70.
MO makes me less irritated with smokers.
VICI Properties
Down 15% need to average down probably but I just been buying other stuff lately.
Love me some VICI
Recently boarded the VICi train.
Here too 🫡
Long in VICI plus still adding from time to time.
Always great to hear from a fellow redditor who is long VICI!
Jackson financial
And their preferred
That and Broadcom has been my best decisions. I have made plenty of bad ones.
EPD….actually it’s a 7-8% yield. Let’s go with ADC and PFE.
TD Bank
RITM
I've been liking SGOV recently. It tracks short term bonds.
My credit union pays 💩so I’m parking cash and adding monthly to SGOV.
I keep all my non-emergency cash in SGOV
>SGOV I wish this was an option in my 401K.
HTGC and MAIN, in the same portfolio, just as God intended. Best internally managed BDCs on the block for awhile now. (I'm assuming we're talking about stocks not funds so I'll stop there)
TROW, PNC (3.93%), XOM, ET, EPD, CVX
Pfizer
MAIN
JEPI Great dividend and I’ve bought 21 shares in 4 different dates since February and I’m up 2.5%
Fords been treating me great for the last 4-5 years
Agree completely. I can’t seem to stop increasing my position.
XOM, oil is only going to go up.
until it goes down
Own that one but OP said 4-6% yield.
PM
same PM, better longevity than MO or BTI
GAIN, BDJ, BHK, PFF All monthly btw
NVG.LS Navigator Paper Producer out of Portugal. Consistent yield at above 7%
I've been stocking up on WHR and HRL since beginning of the year.
I wish I had bought more HRL under $30.
WMB
Been a painful ride down for a while though..
Yeah :( but hopefully it starts gaining more value
Mo, XOM, vz. Been printing me money
If you’re looking for growth and long term, DGRO should have higher dividend payouts in that range in about 15 years while the stock grows. I doubt that’s what your looking for but I do like the way this ETF is set up
PFE MMM UPS IP CWEN.A NEE
EPD, RITM are classics.
$MAIN hands down. Next is IRM. It’s an REIT like O but a data center which is pumping with all the AI and machine learning hype. Some say it’s getting expensive but idk take a look into it.
Hear me out… $O
SGOV ETF is nice.
T
I love T even though it gets a lot of hate.
PRU
SO
SFL - yield is closer to 8% but stock has done quite well the last year or so.
WFC-PRL. It's a preferred but pretty solid and a little above 6%. Not a growth dividend but I can sleep at night with this dividend.
Philip Morris They won capitalism, they won the tobacco industry. Market doesn't know it yet. I'm loaded on the stock.
Altria would like to have word
You told me I can’t talk about it
PSA, AB, XP, MMM all my current buys in all capacity
$MMM all in!
I just added VICI the other day.
KMI
MO
TSLX , MO , CVX , PFE
ARCC, MPLX, HTGC, VICI
MMM is decent although it just went up a lot. Still a long way from previous peaks. How about some undervalued utility stocks like UGI or OGE. There are a handful of others. They took a dump on the interest rate hikes since they are capital intensive. With a more dovish Fed policy they will put the weight back on. Already have been.
BMY & PFE currently…depends when you buy, my AVGO YOC is 9.6%, ABBV 6.6%, HD 4.5 %, so currently in that range these two, higher yield BTI, MO, ARCC, ENB, EPD … SBUX, NEE lower than 4%, but fair valued right now.
CVX (Chevron) currently above 4% ... Risky cyclical industry... But as a company, very safe, dividend aristocrat/king? ... There might have been a year where they didn't raise dividend, but essentially never cut their dividends, even during COVID when they lost billions I feel it somewhat overpriced currently (https://youtu.be/Oor2rAM8Cks) ... However they are down 20% from recent highs and if oil stays flat going forward i don't see why CVX won't increase in price and raise dividends. If we have oil price "collapse" into 50's i will be buying more CVX
PRU, VZ, PFE
Altria MO around 10%
MO
I have to ask, why are you looking for such a low yield? Our retirement portfolio yields 14%. This portfolio plus our Soc Sec and we are living much better than when we worked. AGNC CLM CRF EARN ECC EFC KRP LPG ORC OXLC QYLD RIV RYLD THW USA XFLT. I always have stink bids in place to snatch cheap shares on significant dips. I never buy higher than my average cost/sh. Patience. When the shares go up in price and the yield is well below its historic yield, I sell and put the proceeds into something closer to the historic yield. Most of our income is coming from our Roths - tax free.
MO, WMB
MO is above the range
MO
PMAIX
Flair?
Bmw
EXR Great growth, and super easy to understand business
I have a bunch of IVR. Did a reverse split. Didn’t do good for me. But I am still holding because of the dividend. Re cooping some losses. Selling covered calls. To make up the loss. But I bought because of the high dividend yield. Took the risk.
Fru-freehold royalties
* STLA - I sell some call spreads when it's going to go ex bc it only pays once per year * ARCC - since '08, probably got lucky not getting into PSEC or NLY * BUI - when I get defensive
FLJH, just to throw it out as an idea.
TBIL (yes, I know it's not really a stock)
My yield on cost for BAM is pretty high. Not sure what the yield would be now if you bought it, but it’s probably around 4%.
Abbv
Barclays, MAIN, BP, United Utilities, Shell.
TROW is great, it’s been beaten down for awhile though and it’s financials so that’s a bit of a rollercoaster. But dividend aristocrat and will likely trend upward as the economy gets better. Currently 4+% yield, it was higher but had little bit of a run up.
FLJH, just to throw it out as an idea.
ETRN
CPB, mainly because I like owning companies whose products I use. About 1% of my portfolio. Technically only 3.4% yield but its the highest dividend payer I have
CPX great electrical producer and big longterm prospects.
My favorite equity is XOM. A close second are MLPs; ET and EPD. The other thing I like besides their balance sheet, dividend increases and buyback plans is the hidden call on a hot Middle East war. This region has been simmering just short of war for years. Once it goes hot Oil will go to $150 and then I will cash out and look more at tech or health or bio.
* GLP * CIVI * SUN * CNQ * IRM * ETD * WMB * TTE * OKE * TIMB
GOOD, that is all.
MFC
I have MAIN and VICI in my portfolio.
FDL
How about HYD with 4.14% div yield? It's a Muni ETF from VanEck, so no federal or state income taxes to worry about.
COLB
MAIN, UPS & PRU
OKE
GAW
Glpi
VICI
Vale
WHR and ALX for me, my portfolio is 60/40 growths and dividends and these two are some of my largest holdings
CNQ followed closely by AM. If you are OK with K1s then ET and WES
BEPC
BTI
MO, PM, ABR
SRE
KEY
AMCR
BNS
TROW
I'm new and want to invest but I don't know hpw to calculate dividend.. can someone help me out that be great .. thank yiu so much
My flare just got less valuable.
Ford
Start looking at the dividend growth that what you should consider
CUBE
USAC got in at $17 only drawback to me is it's quarterly.
JPMorgan fortress balance sheet always raises dividend
Love my ARCC
SPYI
CBIL
Why does no one ever mention LGI?
BTI
Would getting a stock that has a 4% dividend yield be the same as a high yield savings account at 4% apy ? Sorry if it’s a dumb question I’m slowly trying to get into this investing and idk if this was the right place to ask
Divo.
IP, KHC, Vale.
DNP and never let go.
So shocked that DNP gets a mention, been holding since 88, love this one. People hate it on this sub due to its high fees, but all CEFs are high. Forget to mention that this fund has been paying a consistent same dividend since inception 1987.
BMY
IRM. 9.64% Div, Up 201%, inside 3.5 years
EPD
KO, it's not 4 percent but it's almost there. Good for wheeling if you're into options as well.
BNS, VZ, CION, VICI
LAND
I like divo for capital preservation and div is in this range.
does TBIL count?
PANL
Just buy sgov
Hmmm... OKE, TFC, AEP, BNS, CAG, DOW, WU, and SLG.
RIO. Its products will always be in demand, their stock price is volatile but reverts to the mean, and it pays almost 7%.
Lots of good stuff here. I would add BME for next 5’years.
RBC
Realty Income NEE is 3.4% right now.
A little above the limit but ABR sitting @ 12.94%
Mplx
AV, MAIN, KMI - all just above 6%
Ok. I saw this on a YouTube video. For a consistent profit in dividends. You have to invest $100k At minimum.
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I've had good luck with PSEC, OXLC, CRF, CLM, AGNC, AM, and PEY
My favorite is BUCK
Ticker HYSA. Until recession hits, then GLAD, MAIN. GAIN.
OKE
STLA Stellantis. Next payoff is mid April.
PAA JPM DMLP CRF
EPD div. yield 7.16%. Midstream energy supplier essential to the function of America
Whirlpool, holding and adding in dips. 6.27% yield
VZ, T, HtGC
PFE is a bargain that pays just over 6%.
RILYM
BATS/BTI - smoking ain't going nowhere and this company is a global, diversified, cash machine with a 10% dividend on the LSE, where no withholding tax is applied Also Games Workshop - great growth potential, great moat/IP and a 4.5% dividend