>dow down 700 points and europe hasnt even opened yet
oh no. . . get those circuit breakers ready
Easton Rodriguez
I want to thank my government for experimenting on niggers to find out how syphilis and promises of free healthcare work. Socialism does have the answers when you hold back the cures.
Thomas Miller
Appreciate the feedback, I'm not sure how to split it to be honest. But since I'm in Schwab I'm thinking 80/20 - favoring SCHG vs. SWNRX. Might as well use it and at least have it in the market even if I need to tweak how I weigh them.
Isaiah Martin
What are the cons of trading in dividend stocks? They sound like normal stocks but better in every way .
Carson Lopez
>tfw made 5$ buying into XOM and then changing my mind and selling a couple hours later
AMA Reddit!
Jace Williams
sometimes it's better if companies don't pay a dividend and instead focus on growth and paying off debt
Henry Hughes
depending on the stock, slow to no growth. no guarantee that dividend won't get slashed.
Joshua Barnes
Why would you say 5$ and not $5 like a real american?
There are no cons specific to stocks that pay a dividend. The only dividend related thing you may not be aware of is that the dividend itself is (initially) priced in to the trading on ex-dividend date. Meaning the stock will normally open roughly down by the amount of the dividend on that day. Whether or not it stays there is another story.
As for slow growth/low volatility, that's variable between stocks. Some stocks have good growth and good dividend.
I've been doing SCHX and VIG recently. Not that they're better than the others, SCH_'s are often very similar. Just don't get small caps or something like that, this is not the time for that.
Matthew Walker
If over the next few months/years the market pulls back to 2008 numbers, what will the price of SQQQ be?
How are the futures down 2.5%, they were up like 5% not so long ago???
Ryan Gutierrez
ATTN REDDITORS: Show of hands, what do you think is most likely: Right now, is Bresdident Drumpf A. Freaking out about the market crashing B. Thinking about McDonald's C. Thinking "fuck it, I'll blame it on Powell and the Dems"
Jaxson Clark
Futures were never up 5% this evening.
Kayden Hill
Is tomorrow the day to buy?
Nathaniel Johnson
Because I’m a fag
Isaac White
Don't know. Nobody knows.
Hunter Davis
did they? This whole TINA thing makes it so private capital is happy to throw money at these guys. What else are they gonna do, buy bonds?
Grayson Williams
A mix of A and C
Jack Wood
Never really though of it that way. It was sounding like a catch all but I think I'm understanding it now.
Is there any sort of golden ratio I should look for in terms of dividend payout a year/stock buy value? Whats considered solid?
Kevin Mitchell
Ultaimtely, would there be much difference between SCHG and SCHX? As a newer investor, understanding the nuances between large growth and large cap is an example of things I struggle with. Large cap would be companies with the biggest market cap, but large growth might be riskier since it would include more companies that have a higher variance and potential to spike both up and down?
Brayden Russell
i know and i'll explain it all in my ebook
Josiah Harris
The two main reasons are: - Dividend stocks gives steady cash return without the need to sell stocks - Dividend stocks are generally more stable, which means they both grow slower (if at all) and fall slower
Watch out for dividend stocks with a high yield (6%+), it could means the company is not doing well, or it was a special dividend (payouts that happen less often). Generally, a dividend stock will grow slower than the market. For example, stock A has no dividend but it grows 5% in a year while stock B has a 3% dividend but only grows 2% in a year. They both generated the same value.
Landon Mitchell
>Whats considered solid? You can just type 'best dividend stocks' in to search engine and get a bunch of lists. You want companies with a long history of consistently raising their dividend.
Benjamin Powell
Yeah I know, just wondering what happened while closed that made it shift so dramtically
Cameron Bennett
Seriously, I feel like all of this drama and fear mongering will blow over in 2 months. Oil drama will settle as they will want their profits back. Coronavirus will spread but people will realize that it's just inevitable fact of life like the flu.
Any other reason we are apparently heading for 2008 2.0 even though banks aren't foreclosing on everyone, or why it's the great depression 2.0 even though people aren't massively unemployed
Adam Smith
I hope the rest of the week stays deep red, shouldn't have bought puts at the bottom ;_;
Futures traders are betting on a red day tomorrow. No specific news.
Nicholas Nguyen
INO is apparently being invested for fraud. Not too late to buy puts on them.
Alexander Diaz
the real trump is coughing himself towards the shadow realm in a bed in Maralago the Trump we've been seeing on TV is a hologram The algos know this because they can see faster than 24 fps (human eyes cannot), which is why they've been selling
Agreed. I give it a good three months before the market truly stabilizes. April is going to be rocky with spring earnings season.
Parker Wood
im interrupting your poll to make the following announcement..
I would like us all to join together in prayer.
dear lord jesus may you give us and everybody who views this the strength and energy to help us in our desires... help everybody who is sick and give those who care for the sick to continue, we all love you and thank you for everything you have given us so far. amen
Charles Robinson
No. Why would you care about a dividend payment at all? What is the advantage of being paid?
If you care about the investment into the company, you just use the money to buy back in.
If you don't, you could sell a % of stock you are holding for your "dividend" when a companies price rises.
If companies X stock is 50 dollars and companies Y stock is also 50 dollars, would you rather get a dollar dividend yield on X or experience Y moving to 75 in a quarter?
Ignore dividends, invest in the company on basis of whatever you use to analyze companies.
Mason Ramirez
It’s all just so tiresome Just go 50% bonds and 50% stable dividend stocks, Dca for 2” years and you are a millionaire. Not rocket science
yeah bro... like just throw 1.5 mill and you'll have 1 million in a year bro... it's fucking easy.
Tyler Sanders
I'm cumming to the thought of a .6 % annualized return. It's almost what I get in a savings account.
Thomas Hernandez
You don't understand the purpose of a 401k, it's just a way to buy stocks and shit with a part of your paycheck that hasn't been taxed yet. I'm not good at explaining it, go find a youtube or read about it or something.
look at what's actually making up the ETF's if you're wanting to personalize it more, hard to say what the risks are. Point of buying ETF's like this is they generally do well when the economy does well. Some do better than others, maybe one will go bankrupt maybe one will double, but my thinking is neither is very likely in large caps. What large caps do have is brand, scale, generally more funding and resources. But look at Kraft Heinz, it had all that and but got crushed. While the tech names have all that and have gotten huge.
Shit I'm off topic. Just look at what's in the ETF's and see that they're generally the same stocks with slightly different %'s, unless you're after something specific. No one truly knows which will preform best in the future. Many guess, most people are wrong.
Also: Dividend stocks ARE normal stocks. Most stocks that have high free cash flow (read investopedia) and aren't in the growth phase pay some sort of dividend. So dividend stocks tend to be older and well established. Some think that means safe, but if you've been looking at the oil and gas companies and KHC, you can tell there's no such thing as safe.
Henry Myers
Yea a 9% annual return (3.5% being cash you can reinvest) and a 4.0 sortino ratio (meaning the worst dip you will ever experience is like -2%) compounded is the chad move
>bonds Unironically the worst place you can put your money unless you're
Hudson Bell
>Go to NYSE >coof >algos chimp out from hearing cooffing on livestreams
Joseph Moore
this. especially now when they're expensive as hell. but no one really calls bonds a bubble.
>the sortino guy kek you're obsessed with this metric.
No fed pump. If the yield on the 10 year rises, the market will pump. Things don't look good to me.
Nicholas Stewart
6.8% average growth plus 3.5% annual dividend compounded (which you reinvest) compounded
Landon Reyes
>So dividend stocks tend to be older and well established. Some think that means safe, but if you've been looking at the oil and gas companies and KHC, you can tell there's no such thing as safe.
Basically, limited upside, and large risk downward.
Jack Rodriguez
Thank you.
Liam Foster
Laugh all you want I am up on the quarter, month, and week.
Maybe buy more REGN? Should've taken profit at 500...
Eh I don't know. I think there's still plenty of upside in the drug stocks and other healthcare names, but basically don't chase yield. I mean KO, MSFT, AAPL, PEP, LMT all pay healthy dividends and they were having a hell of a bull run until this major bearish turn.
hey hey! this guy's laughin all the way to the bank! good for you
Elijah Parker
DOW? More like down, haha.
Chase Green
" Why no sliding sun screen on panoramic roof? Electro chromatic roof - doesn't need one! Auto dims in bright light. "
Yeah, but in the case of AAPL, it was doing shit when it couldn't figure out what to do with it's money. If the company is attempting to spend it's money to grow, but is making to much money to actually be able to do that and have no money left over, buy away.
But don't just chase a company because it pays you for holding a share.
yes yes, the old "don't chase yield" Shit I hope I don't get burned with ABBV ...also thinking of buying back into NRZ, but I'm not sure if mREITs can handle recessions, or if they do terribly because people can't afford to pay rent.
Ethan Carter
Fug. What am I missing right now. Is the ride not over yet?
