I'm young and I buy dividend-paying stocks
>>62494307Congrats on your forced tax events
What are your best picks?
dividends used to be like 3% nowadays they are like 0.8%
>>62494307For the moment, Pfizer, Canadian Natural Resources, and Bank of China.
>>62494351>oh no i have to heckin pay a couple hundred dollars on my sound investment while you continue goombling on erratic stocks that drop at the trick from a fat zionist pig
>>62494351In my country, I am not taxed on reinvested dividends.
>>62494307Based
>>62494390>fat zionist pigbrown hands typed this
>>62494842Sub 7fig liquid nw hands typed this post
>>62494362Fuccnigga Kraft Heinz pays 4%
>>62494970Go for a stable yield with good growth potential like SCHD
I settled on a mix of dividend etfs and sector etfs that are defensive and have ok dividends.SCHD XLE VDC VPU VYMI
congrats on finally growing up, OP. I take it you sold all your shitcoins too hopefully?
>>62494970ARCC yields 9.99%GNLPRA yields 7.70%DLRPRL yields 6.70%FPFD yields 5.29%PEP yields 4.25%CVX yields 3.87%BX yields 3.85%PM yields 3.10%KGS yields 2.97%FENI yields 2.94%COP yields 2.92%YORW yields 2.91%AEP yields 2.85%XOM yields 2.82%PLD yields 2.77%HTO yields 2.72%ABBV yields 2.72%HD yields 2.68%KO yields 2.50%LOW yields 2.31%ATO yields 2.25%Buying these in my IRA reinvesting dividends, current allocation gives me a 4% yield and some of these have great capital appreciation runway in the 10 to 15 years to come.
ignore dividend yield. focus on dividend growth. time is on your side.
