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Long Term Dividend Investing - Omniscient - Oct 4, 2022
I'm going through my IRA investment. Gonna make some changes and move away from the financial sector. I'm looking a bit at REIT's and I also like dividend stocks.
https://finance.yahoo.com/u/yahoo-finance/watchlists/high-yield-dividend-stocks?.tsrc=fin-srch
Most of what's in my IRA's I have had for 5-10 years. But it's time to move away from banks before the sector bellies up worse than 2008.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PARA
That's a big maybe. Paramount with 5% yield and a really low P/E and movies and entertainment poised for a comeback.
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - Dorrance - Oct 4, 2022
How diversified is your port?
Just got solicited for hotels REIT’s was debating might be a good investment especially for travelers. $25k avg to play ball with Hilton franchise.
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - nelz - Jan 1, 2023
Never heard of REIT's before. I'm going to look into them. Do you guys have any suggestions of good REIT's to look at?
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - G Eazy - Jan 1, 2023
Please look at "PG" it pays amazing dividends. I have this in my personal Roth IRA.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PG
They make a lot of essential products.
https://us.pg.com/brands/
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - Lyrica - Jan 1, 2023
I am in love with FLEX:LNG.
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - Omniscient - Jan 2, 2023
(Jan 1, 2023 09:58 AM)nelz Wrote: Never heard of REIT's before. I'm going to look into them. Do you guys have any suggestions of good REIT's to look at?
REITs are basically real estate grouped holdings that earn through rents or resale. They usually have great dividends. I've held REIT's in my portfolio, usually do well.
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - nelz - Jan 3, 2023
(Jan 1, 2023 10:34 AM)G Eazy Wrote: Please look at "PG" it pays amazing dividends. I have this in my personal Roth IRA.
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PG
They make a lot of essential products.
https://us.pg.com/brands/
Ahh yes. It's on my buy list. Currently at $150. I think there's a chance it hits $115-$120 in the coming months? I'm going to load up if so. Do you think it could go that low or am I dreaming? 😂
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - G Eazy - Jan 3, 2023
(Jan 3, 2023 03:07 AM)nelz Wrote: Ahh yes. It's on my buy list. Currently at $150. I think there's a chance it hits $115-$120 in the coming months? I'm going to load up if so. Do you think it could go that low or am I dreaming? 😂
You're dreaming the lowest I have it is $125 :)
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - Omniscient - Jan 3, 2023
P&G good company with 26 P/E which is solid. 2.4% dividend is reasonable but given interest rates something closer to 5% would be better. Just not sure where the growth is going to come from for P&G. It's a mostly flat 3 year chart. I consider it a safe and long-term play but I prefer holding something like Deere (18 P/E) and construction and farming continues to be a winner.
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - G Eazy - Jan 3, 2023
(Jan 3, 2023 01:48 PM)Admin Wrote: P&G good company with 26 P/E which is solid. 2.4% dividend is reasonable but given interest rates something closer to 5% would be better. Just not sure where the growth is going to come from for P&G. It's a mostly flat 3 year chart. I consider it a safe and long-term play but I prefer holding something like Deere (18 P/E) and construction and farming continues to be a winner.
Deere & CAT was absolutely insane last year!
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - Omniscient - Jan 3, 2023
(Jan 3, 2023 01:51 PM)G Eazy Wrote: Deere & CAT was absolutely insane last year!
I've held both for about 3 years. :)
I tend to do okay with my stock picks. I look for blue chips, dividends, and solid companies. P&G is along those lines but I want more dividend than what they offer and their P/E is too high for my liking.
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - G Eazy - Jan 3, 2023
(Jan 3, 2023 02:01 PM)Admin Wrote: I've held both for about 3 years. :)
I tend to do okay with my stock picks. I look for blue chips, dividends, and solid companies. P&G is along those lines but I want more dividend than what they offer and their P/E is too high for my liking.
I took a beating CRM, VTI, SPY, DIS, WFC & the worst one AAPL. P&G is the only positive.
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - ParryHooter - Jan 3, 2023
(Jan 3, 2023 02:01 PM)Admin Wrote: I've held both for about 3 years. :)
I tend to do okay with my stock picks. I look for blue chips, dividends, and solid companies. P&G is along those lines but I want more dividend than what they offer and their P/E is too high for my liking.
Dividend Yield: 5.62%, that's decent imo
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - Omniscient - Jan 3, 2023
(Jan 3, 2023 02:55 PM)G Eazy Wrote: I took a beating CRM, VTI, SPY, DIS, WFC & the worst one AAPL. P&G is the only positive.
You bought DIS, lol. But I got some Vanguard shit too. Wells Fargo is a shit bank. Go for JPM or if you want COF. Although I worry COF is gonna take a big hit if the car loan market tanks. They hold a lot of paper on that. So stay away maybe from banks and financials right now. I'd say energy and food production, these are two vital sectors for the next decade imho.
To be honest, Tesla is a grab. Growth company that's been punished for political reasons, not because of fundamentals. Also Ford, making EV's and P/E is 5. When supply returns I think that Ford can pop 300-500%. Ford has a dividend too.
Hm..just convinced myself to grab a buttload of Ford.
RE: Long Term Dividend Investing - G Eazy - Jan 3, 2023
(Jan 3, 2023 03:22 PM)Admin Wrote: You bought DIS, lol. But I got some Vanguard shit too. Wells Fargo is a shit bank. Go for JPM or if you want COF. Although I worry COF is gonna take a big hit if the car loan market tanks. They hold a lot of paper on that. So stay away maybe from banks and financials right now. I'd say energy and food production, these are two vital sectors for the next decade imho.
To be honest, Tesla is a grab. Growth company that's been punished for political reasons, not because of fundamentals. Also Ford, making EV's and P/E is 5. When supply returns I think that Ford can pop 300-500%. Ford has a dividend too.
Hm..just convinced myself to grab a buttload of Ford.
All I got from that was buy a lot of Ford haha :)