High Dividends Knowledge Base
How do I find stocks that pay exceptionally high dividends? I'm looking for stocks that pay a dividend in excess of 15% (I've had them as high as 24%, so I know they exist). Of course, I want this dividend to be paid from profit, instead of the business taking out a loan for it. I am NOT INTERESTED in buying a stock with the intention of selling it. My interest is income. I want to buy the stock, and be able to retire on the dividends... with enough shares, that is. Got any ideas?
What else pays high dividends? I already added a couple mReits to my portfolio. I also have a handful of blue chip stocks and dividend aristocrats. I have one High Yield Bond ETF as well. Is there anything else I can be overlooking that pays dividends at or above 7%? In my research NLY and AGNC are one of the stocks with the highest dividend yield. ~15% , ~20% give or take.
Why companies pay high dividends? Why would listed companies pay out a high dividend? For example why would a listed company pay 95% of its profit in dividends?If it pays 95% in dividend, what much is left then for reinvestment for expansion and new projects to increase the value of the company?
Buy Stock with High Dividends? In plain English, can someone explain they key terms associated with buying a stock with high yield dividends? For example, what do they call 'buy date' that is considered to be within the 'period eligible for payment' and then what is called 'last day to be in to be considered' and then what is pay date called?
What is the best sort of investment to put into a Roth IRA? High dividend stocks? I'm going to be starting a Roth IRA with the maximum contribition. I'm 33. What sort of fund would best take advantage of the tax deferral? High growth? High dividends? I don't see the advantage of deferring the taxes on say, a stock fund, since you are still going to pay the capital gains on the growth when you eventually withdraw, correct?
How can I tell how much dividends a stock pays per share? I am trying to find a stock that pays high dividends relative to their stock price? How do I determine how much dividends a stock pays out per share? Say I have 100 shares of Pepsico, how much dividends will be paid out to me every quarter?
Regarding stocks that pay high dividends? My question may look silly but i really don't know the answer. Just now i have gone through multiple stocks that have a really very high yields, but the market capitalization is quite low. For instance, American Capital Agency (AGNC) is a real estate investment trust listed in the Nasdaq (Market Cap.: 5.3 billion). Ok, i already know that investing in real estate is bad idea, but this company is paying investors a dividends of 20% a year. let me say this again, 20% !!!. Since 2009, the dividends barely change. Plus the stock movement is almost stable, and it didn't post a lose since listed in the stock exchange. My question, is why investors don't buy shares of this company. I mean 20% is huge number. That's amazing investment that we cannot even find this in big companies. 10 points best answer...
What stocks have good dividends every year? I was thinking of investing in high-dividend stocks. As far as I am aware Verizon give good dividends, however I can't think of anybody else. What I mean by this is companies which deliver them consistantly, such as UPS used to.
How does a mutual fund pay dividends? If I'm investing in a mutual fund as part of a retirement account, and the mutual fund itself is a "high income seeking" fund (which I assume means they hold securities that pay high dividends), how do I benefit from these dividends? Are they automatically reinvested? Thanks guys. I understand what high income means. I guess I'm wondering how I can be receiving dividends from a retirement account where I'm not supposed to be seeing any kind of distribution until I'm 65. Isn't that how a retirement account generally works?
is it better to go for a stock for its potential profit or the dividends? I've started getting into investing and I have been wondering if it could potentially be a good idea to buy a stock for its long term dividends. I've just been doing mock investments to gain some experience but I've been following some stocks that are fairly stable and have a high dividend payout. Would it be a good idea to actually invest in it or no, because unless im missing something it would probably pay itself off in 2-3 years just by collecting the dividends because its buy price is not that high?
How do some companies pay more in dividends than they earn? I have me eye on some high yielding stocks, all of which has been high yielding for YEARS... the thing that I can't figure out is... how?? Some examples of the companies I am talking about are: WWE, NLY, CQP & DEP All of those companies pay more in dividends than they earn, per share... the payout ratios are extremely high. What am I missing? What other things should I be measuring to judge the sustainability of dividends. Those companies have paid their high dividends for years, and even increased them! Information to help me make sense of this is appreciated.
Who has a high-paying dividend with promising growth and future returns? I am graduating this semester. My father wants to buy me some stock as a graduation gift. My idea is a high-paying dividend with promising growth and future returns. This would be a long-term investment for me to sit on for my working years. Please give me some ideas for a few companies that may give me what I want. Thanks!
Can one live off of dividends? So lets say you retire at 50 and at that point you have 2 million saved up. Can you invest maybe 1 million dollars worth of money into stocks with high dividends and live off of that? Also in a retirement fund such as Vanguard Target Retirement are the dividends reinvested?
Any recommendations on good large cap stocks with high dividends to buy now? So far we've had a 3 day gain streak, do you think the streak will continue or are you expecting some bad news from Europe's debt problems to suffocate US markets soon that'd drive our stocks down again. What stocks would you recommend to buy now? Some of my favorites in my portfolio consists of BGS, AA, BMY, MO, MU, NVDA, T, UTX, INTC, and X. Recently bought BGS and UTX and I'm thinking of buying CAT, DD, PFE and maybe LVS and DB. What are your thoughts, what else is good to buy now or later?
how can stocks give such a high dividend? the company RVEP have 217 percent dividend yield according to yahoo finance. yet the EPS is -1.97. how a company losing so much money pay this much dividend? there are dozens of companies that pay 20+ percent divident. how is this possible?
what is your best, stable stock paying 8% and higher in dividends? with some industries being beaten down and their dividend percentage going up as a result, which stock/stocks do you hold that have a history of paying dividends, raising dividends and faring well during recessions? Stocks and industry group information would be appreciated. my example would be ACAS, around for 20 years, no subprime but beaten down along with financials. history of higher dividends and good performance during recessions and paying 11% dividends based on current stock price.
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