Dividend Investing- creating a non-stop PASSIVE income!

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  • thats nice dude when i started working i was putting 750 a month into stocks now i got 4-5k in stocks that yield 6%+ but verry safe and well diversified. i am also 20 years old

    i found books by derek foster who talks about just this. they have helped me along to making about 16$ a month in free money

  • @popeman41018 That's GREAT man! I recently have been doing much trading and selling to create a larger portfolio! (So I can put more in long-term, monthly-yielding dividends.) In the last 8 months I averaged 12-14% return-with as much as 10% capital gains in some dividend stocks as well! Diversification is the key to success my friend! It's crazy how even a mere $16/month can grow! (Imagine if you had $100,000 in your portfolio!) Your monthly income would be exponential! :-)

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  • I think the best way to get Dividends is to do "Dividend Capture" in a ROTH IRA. There is no TAXES and you can buy and sell, buy and sell and your not holding any stock for longer than 2 weeks. If the market crashes or goes down, you are not caught holding any stocks LONG.

  • waht do you think of Pimco's monhtly dividend stock PHK ??  or AGNC ?

  • @Elmgren76 Absolutely my friend! I typically invest in stocks that are 3-4 times the average rate of inflation (3% in the U.S. annually!)

  • @seekingworldlywisdom The FED is not a government agency. It's a private bank. I do invest (not in the US though because I'm not a US citizen) but when the FED and the banks, through fractional reserve banking, is creating inflation (i.e expanding the money supply) nominal prices go up, including stock prices.

  • @Elmgren76 Actually it's the government (those politicians which the people vote for) destroy our purchasing power, Fed just do what the country need to do. But you don't stop invest because the destroy the purchasing power that's exactly the reason why you want to invest so your money grow faster than inflation - just look at Coca-cola, how much we pay for a can of coke in 1970 vs today? How much you will have now if you invest $1 in 1970 grow to today 2012?

  • Don't forget that the Federal Reserve is constantly destroying the value of the dollar.

  • @metalgamer1186 Yup. The splits will compound over time.

  • did you include some stock splits as well? Those splits are awesome for the long term dividend investor.

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