How to create Income stream with Dividends.

[JackSeal]

1 minute ago, Konebhar6 said:

Never ever buy

Any reason ?

[Konebhar6]

Just now, JackSeal said:

Any reason ?

Will give detailed analysis tomorrow. But it’s a capital erosion. Even if you invested in it in 10 yrs back, you are not break even including dividends distributed.

Another tip. Never buy 3X funds.

[Tellugodu]

4 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

Will give detailed analysis tomorrow. But it’s a capital erosion. Even if you invested in it in 10 yrs back, you are not break even including dividends distributed.

Another tip. Never buy 3X funds.

How much you are investing into this dividend funds bro ?  What % of your portfolio?

[Konebhar6]

13 minutes ago, Tellugodu said:

How much you are investing into this dividend funds bro ?  What % of your portfolio?

My goal is to get to $20k/month income. 

[Hindhustani]

5 hours ago, Konebhar6 said:

My goal is to get to $20k/month income. 

Bro how do u get this knowledge? During Covid times when real estate funds down I invested for dividends eventually went into deep losses. Lately realized anything investing in stocks is risky we have to continue to monitor don’t know what causes when to go down 

[Hitman]

(Dividend stocks)

Less risky Couple of fast food chains- QSR, YUM.

bit risky in this uncertainty but worthy - BJRI, CAKE, DAR

Bought few but will buy more  - GIS , TSN 

[Hitman]

mining companies pay more dividend . Appears at bottom (if no recession)- NEM, GOLD, VALE, SBSW, RIO. 
 

[Hitman]

REITs - if one do not want to aggressively- good to buy - EXR, AVB 

[Pandubabu]

18 hours ago, Konebhar6 said:

A lot of people here are investing in real estate with an intention to create an alternate income stream. For those who do not want the hassle of housing markets, there is an option with Stocks. Of course you need to carefully pick and choose the stocks. Found this excellent article and thought I will share with you all

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/much-dividends-100k-143957889.html

if you are not retiring within next 15-20 years , don't go for dividends 

[galiraju]

7 hours ago, Konebhar6 said:

My favs so far .. JEPQ, JEPI, PDI, GOF, PFE, MO, VZ, etc.

Do these ETFs have variable dividends that will rise and fall with their options income?

[neekunuvvetopu]

20 hours ago, Konebhar6 said:

An open question to all restaurant owners and people who bought investment homes. Have you ever calculated absolute returns after removing all your expenses? What's the number. Can you share?

 You can also take the home/business valuation increase into consideration.

naaku ledu kaanee.. recent ga oka friend tho sitting vesinappudu.. told.  these numbers may not work for everyone as his investment is from 2017/18

purchased at: 280k

now recent sales between 425-450

rent: 2200 - expenses: 1000(mortgage)+300(taxes)+90(insurance)+70(hoa) = making 700 change per month

naakoo cheppaadu teesukomani.. manam vinam gaa 🥲 - thought, he was risking it at that time.  but.. worked out very good for him

 

[Konebhar6]

5 hours ago, Hindhustani said:

Bro how do u get this knowledge? During Covid times when real estate funds down I invested for dividends eventually went into deep losses. Lately realized anything investing in stocks is risky we have to continue to monitor don’t know what causes when to go down 

I spend time on Yahoo Finance. 

Go for good ETFs. I bought JEPI/JEPQ last yr at 50 and 40 respectively. They both give more than 10% div. JEPQ has been doing well compared to JEPI. Now they are 53 and 48. Capital appreciation + dividends. 

[Konebhar6]

3 hours ago, galiraju said:

Do these ETFs have variable dividends that will rise and fall with their options income?

Yes they vary based on their options income. JEPQ has outperformed JEPI last 1 yr since Nasdaq did well compared to S&P.

[Konebhar6]

11 hours ago, JackSeal said:

Any reason ?

See below the price chart for QYLD. After initial offering of the ETF at $25 in 2014, it has never reached that price. Even though its giving decent dividends (decreasing over years). So essentially since 2014 it lost $8 in value. Including dividends I think their yearly growth is only 3%. 

Also the way these covered calls work which is what QYLD does, when market goes up, its price wont appreciate as much. Its a good one to buy if market stays in a range bound. 

My suggestion. Do not buy. 

 

 

 

[Konebhar6]

6 hours ago, Hitman said:

(Dividend stocks)

Less risky Couple of fast food chains- QSR, YUM.

bit risky in this uncertainty but worthy - BJRI, CAKE, DAR

Bought few but will buy more  - GIS , TSN 

GIS and TSN look good. I liked almost all stocks you posted here. I will add it to both the sheets. 

I loved YUM with its consistent growth over years.