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I watched a Taiwan youtube video, which says there are stocks (usually bank stocks), that would give 3.5% and then 8.5% as stock dividend. So the total is 12% So if the stock price goes down over the years (due to the stock dividend diluting the shares), then it won't work. But the thing is, that stock was going up steadily over the past 20 years. It is just that the stock all of a sudden stopped that 8.5% stock dividend in the current quarter... When about in the US... are there stocks that give 12% as cash + stock dividends? TC: 350k #dividend #stocks #investments
Yep, but in general you have to look at emerging/frontier markets
There's a reason those stocks have that yield
Don't forget you pay taxes immediately on those dividends
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12% is absurdly high YoY and if you’re looking for that much might be worth looking into junk bonds (some junk bonds give higher yields too), but your money might be stuck for some time depending on how long you hold it for..: Usually tho, most stocks don’t give that high a dividend and rise YoY, you could look at high dividend stocks (REITs usually have fairly high dividend so do a lot of old-ish blue collar stocks), but they don’t do YoY increase (but my high dividend stocks also didn’t go down with the market so I technically beat the market by a good margin). Not the answer you’re looking for, but something that yields 5% or more YoY is rare and if you could guess it with >50% accuracy you should be a hedge fund guy taking in millions. It’s easy to see it in retrospective but not looking ahead. Again rn the safest bet is short term Fixed income instruments; they’re paying 4-6% in 6months-1 year, some of which is even tax exempt. take advantage of it while it lasts!
No such thing as 12% autopilot returns. You will have to constantly research to stay ahead of the market and balance your risk. Do your due diligence and don’t blindly listen to YouTube for investment advice.
There's a guy named Bernie who can hook you up.
💯 for madoff I made so much money!
Some covered-call ETFs (QYLD/XLYD) do reliably, but they’ll not go up and the dividends are fully taxable. Not a good deal. Individual stocks (not REITS/MLPs) that would yield that much are few and far in-between. The market would scoop up stocks that yielded that much if they were quality. If fact it’s a red flag (outside of a financial meltdown) if they yield that much. Focus on dividend growers so you can get yield on costs of 10%-12%. Right now Broadcom (AVGO) pays $18.40 per share and was about $185 five years ago, so that’s about 10% – not to mention the stock has nearly returned 200% since that.
Amazon has yields of 33% per year on average through out the entirety of it's existence. Except the first year after IPO I think was 900% Dividend is bad for investors
Spy is also at about 12% anualy Mcsi world 🌍 is a bit below that. Edit: these are safer than single stock
Learn about DRIPs
You can perform a stock screening on finviz and sort by dividend yields as well as yoy growth etc. it will pull all companies that meet a variety of criteria. Have fun!
but I usually only see cash dividend... there is no stock dividend info
Can’t do the math?