 Hey, what's up YouTube? I'm Zeke and welcome to the Dream Greening Show. Passive income. I built this YouTube channel off of passive income and I never fully understood how powerful it is until this year, to where you're literally making money without doing a single thing at all. Going to a job and making a good money is pretty good. Getting a bonus here or there is pretty good. Finding money in your pocket when you're washing clothes is pretty good. But the feeling of passive income, getting a check every single month by doing absolutely nothing is literally the best feeling in the world. And one of those ways that I'm generating passive income is through dividend and investing, where I invest into the stock market, to where I invest into companies that pay out monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually, doesn't matter. I invest into these companies that pay me out mostly every single month or every single quarter, to where I'm able to generate over $410.32 in dividends. Yes, that is how much money I made. And I'm going to show you guys in this video, what stocks I invest into that pays dividends to where I'm able to generate that much money. So if you guys are interested into dividend investing, how about you check out this cool app called Webull. Right now, if you signed up and deposit $100, now you can receive three free stocks valued up to $1,600 each. Who knows, you could probably receive one of these dividend stocks that I'm going to talk about in this video to help you get you started on your dividend investing journey to where now you can create passive income. Also, before we dive into the video, make sure that you guys hit the thumbs up on this video. It really helps out this channel more than you can even imagine just by hitting that simple thumbs up. And if you're so happy to stick to this video, how about you share it with your friends, share it to Facebook, share it on Instagram, share whatever you want to share, send it in your group thread to show your friends on how you're planning on generating passive income in the future. But enough talking, let's go ahead and dive straight into the video. Welcome back dreamers. Here we are on my Robinhood account. If you have not subscribed to this channel yet, make sure that you hit the subscribe button so you don't miss out on any future videos. But here we are. This is my Robinhood account. This is where I do most of my dividend investing. Right now, my account value is at $38,445.34. That is amazing. Today I made over $300 alone, a little bit under 350, but that is an amazing day being up almost a full percent. On the week I had a pretty good week. I'm up 4.41%, $1,625.08. Now, that is an amazing week for me, but check this out guys, check this out. This month alone, I am up 16.02%. I'm up $5,308.75. Yes, that is the power of investing to the stock market again in while it's early, investing into good companies, not just dividend companies, but great companies first that just so happen to pay dividends. And I'm gonna show you what companies pay me out in this video. It's a total of nine that pay me out in this video. So make sure you stick to the end so you can catch what companies are paying me out. I think all the companies that I invest into are pretty good. Some are great and amazing. And some are a little bit risky, so I could grow my portfolio a little faster. Some I'm a little bit on the risky side, but most of them are great companies. So if we go all the way back, I'm not gonna make you watch all of my videos before, but the first month of this year was an amazing month. It was pre-pandemic stock market, but I made $69.11 worth of dividends in the month of January. In February, I made $32.57, bringing my total to $101.68. In March, I made $38.49 worth of dividends, bringing me to a total of $140.17. In April, I made $20.09 for a total of $160.26. May, I made $29.59 for a total of $180.83. In June, I made a total of $32.23, bringing me to a total of $222.06. July, you know, this when things start going downhill, you know what I'm talking about, but that's the sweet thing about dividends is that when even when things are going downhill, these companies are gonna still pay you out. So in July, I made $38.07, bringing me to a total of $260.13. August, $28.43, bringing me to $288.56. September, $35.87, bringing me to a total of $324.43. October, I got paid a total of $52.78, bringing me to a total of $373.21. And in November, I'm gonna go through every single stock that paid me out in the month of November that got me to the grand total that I'm gonna tell you at the end of this video. So make sure that you stick all the way through the end. But one thing that I wanna bring up is that yes, there was a pandemic that happened and a lot of stocks went down. While those stocks was going down, I got paid out dividends from these companies that I'm investing into. So if I continue to build this passive income to where I'm making more every single month, eventually the stock market could crash again and I'm still gonna get paid these dividends by investing into companies called dividend aristocrats. Dividend aristocrats are companies that have been inside the S&P 500 and increased their dividend payout over the last 25 years. And then I also invest into companies that are dividend kings. Those are companies that increased their dividend payout over the last 50 years and has been inside the S&P 500. So these companies have been through recessions, pandemics, Lord knows what and they are still increasing their dividends every single year. So these are companies that you wanna invest in to solidify your passive income over time. But let's go ahead and dive into what companies paid me out this month. Okay, this is the first company that paid me out, AT&T, Tickle Symbol T. They paid me out on November 2nd. The great thing about AT&T is that they are so close to becoming dividend aristocrats. I think they increased their dividend payouts over the last 21 years. So they got about four more years to go in order to become dividend aristocrats. Now, at the time I owned 16 shares, they paid out 52 cents per share and for a grand total of $8.32. If we take a look at AT&T, it's at $29.03. Now I have 20 shares of AT&T. So they paid me for having 16. Now I have 20 shares of AT&T. And if we scroll down, they have a dividend yield of 7.17%. That is a sweet, amazing, large dividend yield right there from a great company, AT&T. I think it's a pretty good company, AT&T. Not just because of the dividends, but because of what they're doing. So with AT&T, that's gonna bring my total to $8.32. The next company that paid me out is AGNC. This is a real estate read. At the time I owned 100 shares of AGNC. Yes, I finally got to 100 shares of AGNC. They paid me out 12 cents per share. So a total of $12 AGNC paid me out with. Scroll over to AGNC. That price is at $15.15. Now I have $102. So I do take these dividends that they paid me out and I reinvest them back into the companies. The ones that I see that have a good value at the time I reinvest my dividends back into those companies. That's how I'm able to increase my dividends every single month. Now my market value from AGNC is $1,586. I'm currently up 9.45% amazing. And they have a dividend yield that is double digits. 10.73%. Real estate reads are dangerous. Companies that have dividends that's in double digits are pretty dangerous, but this is a read. So most reads have higher dividends than normal, than other ETFs. So that's why I've been investing to AGNC. Is this the best company on my list? Probably not. Is this the one that pays the most dividends? It is. So with AGNC paying me out $12 that's gonna bring my total to $20 and 32 cents. The next one on my list is probably the most famous stock out there. You've heard of it. You're probably using their products, which is Apple to assemble AAPL. At the time I own 10.36 shares worth of Apple paying out 20 cents per share. So I got a total of $2 and 12 cents. If you take a look at Apple over the year they're up 74% as Apple goes up. They had a stock split. You should receive more dividends from Apple over time. Just from their historic stats of them going up in value every single year. Now Apple down $6, that's nothing. I'm gonna make that back from Apple in no time. But they have a dividend yield of 0.67%. So they don't have the highest dividend yield. It's not even a full percent, but they have room to grow to also increase their dividends over time. They didn't start high, they started low. They have room to increase their dividends over time where that stock value go up. Now on the market cap of Apple is $1.98 trillion. Whoo, 1.98 trillion dollars. That is a lot of money. They have a lot of cash on hand. So I think Apple has a lot more room to grow. Who knows, they could get back up to $500 again. Have another stock split and their dividend yield can increase every single year. So that is Apple. So with Apple paying me $2.12, that's gonna be my total to $22.44. The next one is tickle symbol O, a realty income. This is the monthly paying dividend stock. This stock pays every single month. The other ones that pay every single month was A, G, and C. That one pay every single month. AT&T is quarterly, Apple is quarterly, but tickle symbol O, this one is a monthly paying dividend stock. Every month I'm gonna be receiving dividends from Realty Income at the time I own eight shares, paying me out 23 cents per share for a total of a dollar and 88 cents. If we take a look at Realty Income, I am down 2% $12, and they have a dividend yield of 4.42%. This is also a real estate reap. That's why it's so high at 4.42%. This is the monthly dividend stock that pretty much everyone talks about on YouTube. It's pretty good reap that I'm going to continue to invest into into the future. So I'm gonna probably grab another share here sooner or later. So with Realty Income paying me out a dollar and 88 cents, that's gonna bring my total to $24.32. The next one is PSIC prospect capital. I have a total of seven shares. This one pays out six cents per share, for I got paid out a total of 42 cents. This one is also a monthly paying dividend stock. I think I got two free shares from PSIC you guys signing up using Robinhood. That's why my average cost is so low at $1.56. And this one has a dividend yield of 13.02%. Yes, this is another double digit dividend stock. This is more on the risky side. A lot of dividend investors have this inside their portfolio because of their high dividends. It's the best company. The market cap is $2 billion compared to Apple. $2 trillion is a big difference. It's not a bad company, but if you get in at the right time and get a pretty sweet deal on PSIC, I don't see anything wrong, but that dividend yield is pretty high, which is a warning to most investors. But if you're in there at a good price, you can't go wrong. So with PSIC paying me out 42 cents, that's gonna bring my total to $24.74. The next one that paid me out was Viper Energy tickle symbol V-E-N-O-M. I had the time I had 10 shares, paid out 10 cents per share, so a total of $1. Let's take a look at Venom. I no longer own this company. I sold it, I got rid of it. They do have a pretty good dividend yield of 9.07%, but I really wasn't a believer in this company. I got in, made my profit, made some dividends from it and got rid of it. So yeah, I did make some good money from Venom. I bought it when it was down, kinda went up a little bit and I got rid of it. So that is Venom paying me out $1. So that's gonna be my total to $25.74. The next one is Clorox. This is quarterly paying dividends by tickle symbol CLX. This is an amazing company. Clorox makes everything, not just the bleach that you use. They got the Choco, Buquets, the ones that you barbecue with. They make everything. All right, and I can't even go through the list. If you wanna see that list, go check out one of my other videos where I talked about Clorox. It is an amazing company. So at the time I own 2.2 shares of Clorox, paying me out $1.11 per share, so a total of $2.49. Take a look at Clorox on the year. They have killed it ever since the pandemic news came out. Everyone had to disinfect. So their stock went up. That was a pretty good pandemic stock to own at the time. I got in at a pretty good time. So I'm up 13% on Clorox of $53.06. They have a dividend yield of 2.14%. I believe Clorox is a dividend aristocrat. If not, they might be dividend kings, but they are very close to being dividend kings. If not, I have to take another look, but I think Clorox is a dividend aristocrat. Great company. So with Clorox, so with Clorox paying me out $2.49, that's gonna bring my total to $28.23. The next one is the ETF Ticket Symbol PEY. This is a Power Share High-Year Equity Dividend ETF. I own 70 shares of PEY, paying not six cents per share. So I got paid out $4.28. This is also a monthly paying dividend stock. That's why I like about PEY. Right now I am up 13% on PEY, $146.63. And they have a pretty sweet dividend yield of 4.36%. I'm gonna continue to invest into PEY. Right now I have 71 shares. I eventually wanna have 100 shares of PEY later down the line. So watch out for that video. So with PEY paying me out $4.28, that bring my total to $32.51. And the last one, the other great monthly paying dividend stock, SPHD. At the time I own 30 shares, paying me out 15 cents per share for $4.60. This is another S&P 500 high dividend low-volatile ETF. This one is also a monthly paying dividend stock. I got 30 shares and I'm down 7.78%. I got in on SPHD pre-pandemic and it's still trying to recover. It got a little ways to go. It's on the path of recovery. Still got a little ways to go. Around 13% to catch up on the year. But SPHD, I think it will recover within the next 265 days, within the next year or so. So I'm gonna hold on to this investment. I'm gonna get 100 shares of PEY first and then eventually get 100 shares of SPHD for I could have this amazing growth. Dividend yield for SPHD is 4.9%. So with SPHD paying me out $4.60, that's gonna bring my total to $37.11, bringing me to a total for this year, $410.32. Yes, that is how much money I made in complete passive income this year. So if you made it to the end of this video, dreamers make sure you hit the thumbs up button and subscribe to the channel so you don't miss my next month dividend reveal. I think next month is gonna be pretty, pretty good. If you like the video, make sure you share so that everyone can see. Also in the comment section down below for engagement, I'd like for you guys to engage to go down below and comment to tell me how many companies paid you out this month in dividends. You ain't gotta say how much you made. I ain't trying to get inside your business or anything like that, but let me know how many companies paid you out. And if you're not a dividend investor and you've been thinking about it or if you're thinking about starting a portfolio, first time investors, let me know which one of these companies are you interested into investing in to start collecting some sweet dividends. Now, when you start getting dividends, don't withdraw that money or even go spend it. You reinvest those dividends right back into the companies that paid you or right back into other stocks so that eventually the snowball effect could start taking place to start off as a little snowball and then it's gonna get to a gigantic snowball from you reinvesting those dividends to eventually you start getting paid out more every single year and then eventually every single month and then eventually every single week. So make sure you reinvesting those dividends that is the smartest thing to do by far. You can't find anyone, anywhere, any financial advisor that would tell you, hey, nah, you don't need to reinvest your dividends. You good, man, reinvest them dividends, all right? Yep, but yeah, that's just me giving my own self-advice to remind myself to keep reinvesting those dividends. But other than that, guys, I'm Zeke. Bring you to During Green Show and I'm out. Peace.