 Hey, what's up you two? I'm Zeke and welcome to the dream green show. In this episode, I'm showing you guys how much I made in the month of July and just dividends alone. Dividends is by far the easiest way to make passive income. That's when you're investing into a company and a company pretty much pays you out every single month or every quarter in a form of dividends for being an investor into their company. So that is one of the easiest ways that I make passive income. And in the month of July, I got paid off from 14 different companies. That's where I got paid off 14 different paychecks in the month of July. And this is by far the best month of dividend payments I've had in my dividend investing journey. But make sure you stick that out to an entire video because I'm giving you guys a portfolio update that I'm having a major change to my portfolio. And I could see a major growth in my portfolio really, really soon on the change that I'm making to my portfolio. 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If you deposit $100 worth of cryptocurrency, you'll be able to earn up to $250 in cryptocurrency. So don't miss out on that amazing opportunity. But enough talking, let's go ahead and dive straight into this video. Welcome back, Germans. Here we are on my rival hit account. I'm sitting at $62,412 and 83 cents, 89 cents on the week. Well, only month of July had a pretty bad month. I'm down 7.24% down $4,869 and 42 cents. So yes, we are down, but over on the year, we're still up a lot 14%. So you guys already know what I do when the market is pulling back. I buy the dip. I'm buying stocks that are great, that are actually on sale. When it has a pullback, then I anticipate them recovering soon in the near future over the next year. So giving me a greater profit in the shorter time to turn around from the negatives to the profits. But we're going to go ahead and look at the dividends that paid me out this month. OK, here we go. We're going to just fly through them right quick. I'm going to give you guys every single one since I got paid out 14 times, I'm just going to have to run through every single one. The first dividend that paid me out on July 1st was Coca-Cola. Take a simple K.O., they pay me out. I own four shares of Coca-Cola. They pay me out 42 cents per share. And so that's a total of $1.68 from Coca-Cola. Now, you guys know Coca-Cola is a dividend aristocrat. That means they have been increasing their dividend payments every single year for the last 50 years. So that's why I love investing into Coca-Cola. If you guys are looking for a great stable company, Coca-Cola might be the way to go. The second company that paid me out is NVIDIA, which I'm going to start buying a lot more shares of because they just had a stock split of 41 stocks split for every one share that you own of NVIDIA. You ended up getting four in NVIDIA over the last year. Has just been killing it. They're up 84 percent and over the last five years they're up 1,000 percent. So that's why they had a stock split because their price was getting so high. But at the time, my own 0.3 shares worth of NVIDIA, paying out 16 cents per share. And now, so I got paid out five cents from NVIDIA. The next company that paid me out is ADT. I think I got a free ADT stock from someone signing up using my link and I did receive dividends from it. Pay me out four cents from just one share of ADT. So I got paid out three times on the very first day of July. I got three checks. The second time on July 2nd, I got paid out from VOO. Took a sum of VOO. It is a Vanguard ETF, very safe, stable company. Tracks the top 500 companies in America. I own one share. They paid out $1.33. And I got paid out a total of $0.35. Now, this is one boring ETF. But if you look over the last year, they're up 34 percent. Over the last year, they're up 102 percent. They're not going to shoot up super high in one year. And they're not going to shoot down super low in one year. Unless, of course, it's a pandemic. But besides that, I'm up already 50 percent just from owning one share. So if you if you are scared of the stock market and you're looking for a good ETF to invest into, I invest into VOO. I can't tell you what to invest into, but I invest into VOO. The fifth company that paid me out is a gaming company. Ticket symbol, H-E-R-O Hero. I own eight shares of Hero, paying out two cents per share. And they pay me out 20 cents. And this is a quarterly paying dividend stocks. Quarterly paying dividend stocks mean they pay me out four times a year every three months. The next one that pay me out is AG&C. I got paid out $13 and 44 cents on a total of 112 shares. AG&C is a real estate read. Real estate read usually pays out higher dividends than other companies. Let's take a quick look at AG&C. Right here on AG&C, I am up 10 percent and I have a dividend yield of 9.07 percent. They have a very high dividend yield. All the other companies have a dividend yield around maybe one percent, half a percent or maximum. They might have one around like two, two point three percent. But real estate reads, they are required to pay out a large portion of their profits back to their investors. So that's why they usually have higher dividends. And AG&C is a monthly paying dividend stock. That means I receive these payments every single month. I've received more. I've received more in dividends than I have in return. So I'm up a lot more than one hundred and sixty six dollars because I've been invested into them much longer than a year now. So that was AG&C. I'm going to start showing you guys the dividend percentage. The next one is ticker symbol. Oh, this is also a real estate read. I got paid out two dollars and thirty six cents. If we take a look at ticker symbol, really to income, this is known as the monthly paying dividend stock. They pay out their dividends every single month and they have a pretty sweet dividend yield of four percent. It's not as high. It's not as high as AG&C. But four percent dividend is a little bit safe. They mean they have more money in their capital to grow the company even more, other than giving all of their money back to their investors. Guys, so ticker symbol is a pretty sweet company to invest into to look for a monthly dividend income. The next company that paid me out is IPR. Can't talk about them if you want to know what they do. Go look it up yourself. I need this you to revenue my own one point five shares pay me out two dollars and nineteen cents. But we look at the growth over the year. You guys could probably already tell what market they're in. If not, like I said, go look it up. They're up one hundred percent in a year. I'm up one hundred twenty five percent and they have a dividend yield of two point three nine percent. So that was IPR. The next one that paid me out is PSEC. PSEC is a monthly paying dividend stock on 11 shares. Pay me out six cents per share. So I got sixty six six from PSEC. And if we take a look at PSEC, they have a dividend yield of eight point eight nine percent. Once again, I have a pretty sweet dividend yield. This is also a monthly paying dividend stock. We'll stay read the next one is GE. I believe I receive GE as a free stock from someone signing up. Pay me out one cents. So I receive one since from GE, General Electrics, and they have a dividend yield of zero point three one percent. The next stock that paid me out is GPS gap on gap. Has been doing extremely well ever since that collaboration with Kanye West. I own ten shares paid out twelve cents per share. I got a dollar and twenty five cents from gap. Gap is up one hundred and seventeen percent on year. Once again, once they announced the collaboration with Kanye West, their stock has been shooting up. I am up one hundred and fourteen percent on gap. If you guys been following my channel for a while, you're probably up on a lot of stocks. Let's say if I if I tell you guys I was buying these 15 stocks, you'll probably be up on 12 of them and down on three of them. Or you might be up depending on when you got in. You might be up on ten of them and down on five of them. But hey, that ratio right there is insane, guys. So if you want to keep up with China, make sure that you go down, hit that subscribe button, hit that thumbs up button and hit that notification bill. It helps out this channel more than you can even imagine, guys. But yeah, I've been buying gap probably a year ago when I when I told you guys. But yeah, Gap has a dividend yield of point eight three percent. The next company after Gap is NRZ. NRZ pay me out on 200 shares of NRZ to pay out 20 cents per share. And they have paid me out $40. This is a quarterly paying dividend stock NRZ. I am down 16 percent. But I believe I have made maybe not yet. I have not made $400 yet in dividends from NRZ, but they have a dividend yield of six point six six percent. So I own 200 shares of NRZ. Even though I was up not too long ago, when it was up to like $11 and 30 cents, I was up. But you know, we still got some time to recover from the pandemic. Once they get back up to around $17, I'm going to be making a lot of money from NRZ. So I'm just going to let that be a slow recovery and continue to dollar cost average in over time. This is also a real estate read. So that's NRZ. The next one is P.E.Y. Got paid out on the 30th P.E.Y. is a ETF. It's a high dividend yield ETF on one hundred and five shares of P.E.Y. paying out six cents per share. So I got paid out $6.85 on P.E.Y. This is a quarterly paying dividend stock or it's a monthly paying dividend stock on P.E.Y. has been doing extremely well over the last year up 38 percent. I'm up 24 percent on P.E.Y. And I have a dividend yield of 4.11 percent. So P.E.Y. has been doing an amazing job for me. And the last stock that paid me out is S.P.H.D. a monthly paying dividend stock. I own 30 shares of S.P.H.D. This is kind of the ETF dividend stock that a lot of beginners start to invest into. And they pay out 11 cents per share. I got paid out $3.42. If we look at S.P.H.D. I'm up 8 percent. And I have a dividend yield of 4.15 percent, guys. So with these 14 companies paying me out in the month of July, I received a total of $73.50. Making this the largest month ever I've ever made in dividends, guys. And it's such an amazing job to just wake up and see that I've been receiving checks from different companies. And I could even see I got AT&T coming up again, paying me out $12 in August, AGMC paying me out $13 in August. So it's sitting enough for next month to be just as successful as this month. So I'm going to continue to reinvest those dividends right back into those stocks so that the following month I'll make even more from that. That is called the compound interest effect or the snowball effect. That's just the simple way you roll a small snowball down the hill. It won't even kill an insect once you start rolling down the hill. But eventually, once you start picking up more snowballs and more snow off the ground, it could eventually boom. Boo, those are straight over a car, guys. So that's the snowball effect. Now, I told you guys that I'm going to be doing a big change to my portfolio. And that is that I'm going to start buying at least. So a lot of my money has been going to dividend stocks over the last couple of months. But now I'm going to start buying at least one share of Tesla. Now, that's going to be the same guys. Tesla is not a dividend stock, so it's going to affect how much dividends I'm going to start to receive every single month. It's going to stay sideways for a little bit since I'm only reinvesting my dividend payments back into it other than $600 a week into these stocks. So I'm going to try to pick up at least $600 worth of Tesla every single week. Tesla has been treating me well. I'm up 69% on Tesla on 14 shares. And I eventually want to get to 100 shares of Tesla in the future because I'm a big believer of Tesla. And also I do have a pre-ordered in on their truck, the Cybertruck. So I am going to be a big user of their products. And if I'm if I believe in a company so much as to buy their trucks, I need to at least own 100 shares of that company. So if I buy one share every single week, it'll take me a little over a year and a half, almost two full years to get 100 shares of Tesla. But I'm going to try to knock that out and also try to find little ways to pick up some dividend stocks here and there. So dividend investing might not be as exciting in the near future. But once I get 100 shares of Tesla, we're going to be doing. We're going to collect premiums on Tesla since they don't have since they don't have dividends and the way I'm going to collect premiums, I'm going to own 100 shares and maybe we're going to change it over to sell call and we could select the strike price of over $700. And we could be and we could be receiving, let's say the $700 strike. We could be receiving $1,075 every single week from Tesla once we get 100 shares and that'd be better than any dividend stock that I could think of. But it's going to take me a very long time to a very long time to get 100 shares of Tesla. And there we go. Dreamers that are the 14 stocks that paid me out. Let me know down in the comment section. So should I just go ahead and keep investing into the same dividend companies that I've been investing to? Or is it smart for me to go ahead and pick up a great growth company like Tesla, even though they do skyrocket up and they do skyrocket down. They have major pullbacks. Is it smart for me to change over to investing into a good blue chip company that has a lot of growth potential that looking back five to 10 years from now, I really really wish I would have invested into Tesla. Let me know down in the comment section, guys. And as always, let me know down in the comment section, how many companies paid you out this month? If only one paid you out, put one in 14, 20, 30 companies paid you out this month. Go ahead, put that you don't have to say how much you made. I know a lot of you guys make a lot more than me. And there's some guys out there that is making just 12 cents this month. Just like I was when we all started off. So just go ahead and let me know how many companies paid you out in the month of July. But don't forget to pick up your two free stocks by clicking in the link down in the description and signing up for Weeble and deposit your $100 other than that. I'm Zeke, bring you to dream green show and I'm out. Peace.