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Invest With Sarge: The Basics of Dividend Investing
The Basics of Dividend Investing
Jul 31 21:00
Dear mooers, Sarge is back again to our live-streaming event. This time, we will talk about “Dividend Investing”, focusing on stocks that share some or even all of their profits with stockholders in the form of dividends.
[Stephen's Full Bio] Stephen "Sarge" Guilfoyle is the founder and President of Sarge986 LLC, a family-run trading operation. An NYSE floor trader for over 30 years, Guilfoyle has served as the Chief Market Economist for Stuart Frankel & Co., the U.S. Economist for Meridian Equity Partners, and as a Vice President in Block Trading and Investment Banking with Credit Suisse over the years. Guilfoyle earned his nickname "Sarge" while serving as an actual sergeant in reserve components of the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Army while simultaneously working on Wall Street. He self-identifies as a day trader, long-term investor, and anything. He believes in removing emotion from the decision-making process and trusting the data. Follow Stephen “Sarge” Guilfoyle on the moomoo community for a mix of fundamentals, technical analysis, economic commentary, and trading ideas.![]()
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ilovesoya : How much precentage is considered a good dividend yield?
102362254 : Question 1 - How do changes in interest rates affect dividend stocks, and should I adjust my portfolio accordingly?
Question 2 - What are some resources or tools I can use to research and analyze dividend stocks effectively?
mr_cashcow : Hello Sarge, my question is how do we determine if the dividend stock is a good one? What are some of the key factors/metrics should we look out for?
Piggy Bank Trader ilovesoya : Generally 3-5% is considered safe.
Piggy Bank Trader mr_cashcow : - Look for their % of payout v earnings
- Length of time they’ve paid a dividend
- If they’ve ever cut or suspended dividend payments
- Strength of the company: debt/sales/ cash on hand
- See their yearly dividend % increase and make sure the dividend raise at least matches inflation.
Piggy Bank Trader 102362254 : Depends on the dividend stocks you own. Example - Real Estate stocks/Etfs will generally rise when interest drops.
BelleWeather : Is dividend investing appropriate before retirement? How does it compare to writing covered calls for supplemental income while still working, for example? (I think of them as ballast and incidental, now.)
Off topic: is there any reason to not write a put when wishing to acquire shares, rather than just purchase outright? Dividend stock, I guess.
Thank you!
BelleWeather : Any thoughts on dividend paying leveraged ETFs? I’m confused how they are used in a portfolio?
Neos11 : what is the best way to invest your dividends
103113875 : Dividend growth vs High yield: what are the key factors to consider when choosing between high-yield dividend stocks and those with lower yields but higher dividend growth potential?
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