 Hey, what's up YouTube? I'm Zeke and welcome to the Dream Green Show. In this episode, I'm gonna be bringing you guys the top five dividend stocks that's near that 52-week low. Now, I know, I know, I know, I get a bit ahead of myself. What are dividend stocks? What is this 52-week low thing you're talking about? Well, take out your pen and paper. I'm gonna give you guys a teaching lesson in this video and also some good value stocks on how we can make some good passive income inside of the stock market. So go on here, hit the subscribe button, hit the thumbs up button, and that's by far the easiest way to help out a small content creator like me. So first of all, what are dividend stocks? Dividends is when you invest inside a company and then they pay back their shareholders, meaning you, guys like us, that whole shares inside these companies, they pay us in dividends as a form of way of saying, hey, thank you for investing inside of our company. Here's a little check every month or here's a little check every quarter. Do with it what you want, but they kind of really want you to reinvest that dividends back into the company to help that company grow in the future. So basically all you have to do is buy shares of certain companies that pays our dividends and then every single month or every single quarter without doing anything at all, you're receiving a check, you're receiving a deposit straight into your brokerage account without doing anything at all. And that is called dividend investing because it's by far the easiest and most passive form of income there is. You just literally wake up with notifications on your phone of you getting deposit straight into your brokerage account. It's very, very easy. Now, what dividends suffer is that when some dividend stocks, some dividend stocks, not all, when some dividend stocks have a higher dividend yield, now we have a low dividend yield, they're gonna pay out a little bit of money. We have a high dividend yield, they're gonna pay out a lot of money, right? So the thing is, some people chase these high dividend stocks because they wanna receive a bigger check every single month. But what some dividend stocks suffer from is that when they're paying back their investors so much money in a form of dividends, they don't have enough money left over, they don't have enough money left over to reinvest back into the company to help grow the growth of that company for that stock to follow. So those shares could be worth more in value over time. Some dividend stocks that have a high dividend yield kinda just trace always for the entire year, five years, 10 years don't really grow. So the key is to look for a good quality dividend stock that pays the dividend somewhere between 2% and 3%, 4% and 5% sometimes if they're a real estate reed, then you can go in and buy some shares, these company will pay you dividends every quarter or every month and the growth of that company will continue to rise over time as long as it's a good quality stock. Now one way to find very, very good growth in dividend stocks is to not buy dividend stocks at their all time high. You kinda wanna dollar cost average in on dividend stocks or the golden rule of investing is to buy low and sell high, not buy high and sell low. So you don't wanna buy a whole bunch of shares of dividend stocks at their all time high price. And then that's where we're gonna come in where we're finding dividend stocks near their 52 week loader. That means that over the last 52 weeks these dividend stocks are near the lowest price they've been for the last 52 weeks. So let's say they opened up at $100 52 weeks ago. They shot all the way up to 150, 120 and then now they're pulling all the way back to 105. They're near their 52 week load. So now we could go in, we could buy some shares at 105 or let's say they even pulled below their 52 week load to all the way down to $98. We could go in, as long as it's a good quality company we could go in and buy some shares at $98 at $105 and expect that over the next couple of years that this company will reach back up to their all time high of around $150. That's just an easy example right there. But yeah, that's what dividend investing is and that's what's looking for stocks that's near their 52 week load. So in this video, in this video right here I'm gonna bring you guys my top five dividend stocks that's near their 52 week load right now. So we could go in and find some good value, get some dividends and hopefully the growth of this company will go up over time. 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Okay, so the first thing you wanna do you wanna hit the search button at the top and then right there where it says screener ETF options, futures, forex, earnings hub. We're gonna click screener right there and I'm sure you guys had to set it up. Let's start a new strategy. All right, so as we scroll down we're gonna look at the description right here and the description is gonna say price. We're gonna click percent change from 52 week load we're gonna hit, we're gonna type in 15% anywhere from 0% to 15% hit done. There it goes, it's gonna show 1,532 stocks and now what we're gonna do we're gonna scroll down a little bit and right here where it says market cap we're gonna on the market cap we're gonna get rid of all the penny stocks usually we're looking for large cap companies usually large cap companies perform pretty well and get quality stocks usually not all the time but what we're gonna do right here is get rid of all the penny stocks and all the small cap stocks that's near that 52 week load. So we're gonna look at any company that's above 100 billion dollars so we're gonna click this one right here. There it goes, it's gonna show results of 23 stocks. So let's go ahead and look at the 23 and then I'm gonna show you guys the five that I really, really like. All right, so we just hit results. Let's scroll down. We're gonna be taking a look at number one PepsiCo PEP. Now Pepsi is a dividend king. That mean they are inside the S&P 500 and they've been increasing their dividend yield every single year for the last 50 years. I think Pepsi has been increasing this for the last 51 maybe 52 years. So they're amazing company they're not gonna cut their dividends anytime soon. If we scroll down right here PepsiCo at the time of the recording this video is 172 dollars and they have a dividend yield of 2.87%. And as you guys can see over the last couple from last couple of months Pepsi had an all-time high of $191 and an all-time low of $153 over the last 52 weeks and Pepsi's around 170. So right now, yes, Pepsi did continue to pull down inside the market. It looks like it's starting to recover. It's about 10% from its 52 week load. So if we could come in, get some shares at $172 or just take a better look at Pepsi and the direction of what it's gonna do in the future. And we could ride it all the way from 172 dollars. And hopefully over the next couple of years it can reach a new all-time high. I'll already back up to $191 getting us profit in growth. And as the company is growing we're also receiving quarterly paying dividends from Pepsi. Absolutely love Pepsi. Let's take a look at the next one. The next one is gonna be Johnson & Johnson. Johnson & Johnson of course they're almost even with their 52 week entry. So Johnson & Johnson is around $155 right now and they have a 3% dividend yield. That's the 3% we was looking for. And they've been increasing their dividends for over 55, 56. They've been increasing their dividends for a very long time. So like I said, they are also dividend kings. Whenever I say dividend king near their 52 week low I wanna go in, do some research and see how many shares I'm gonna pick up over them. So yes, they're probably even with where they came in at over the last 52 weeks around $157, Johnson & Johnson's at $155 right now. And they had a high over the last 52 weeks of $172 and a low of $142. Remember, we're not buying shares at the high of $172. That would be done for us to buy whole bunch of shares at $172. What we're gonna do is somewhere in the middle. I'm comfortable picking up shares with Johnson & Johnson at $155, $150, $145. To pull back to those prices I'm gonna take a closer look. I'm gonna go in, I'm gonna buy up some shares. But Johnson & Johnson is the number two stock on this list. Let's take a look at the next one. The next one is gonna be Starbucks, ticker symbol S-B-U-X. Now Starbucks is at $90. They have a 2.3% dividend yield. Starbucks I believe have a lot of cash on hands and I still see them building up Starbucks everywhere across the country and every neighborhood they're building one just down the street from my house. So Starbucks is gonna be all right in the near future, right? So over the last 52 weeks, as you guys can see, Starbucks had a high of around $112, a low of $88. So we could begin in very near that 52 week low. That 52 week low is $88.19. We're looking at it at $90.71. So we could go in even if on Starbucks do pull back. Remember, so the risk and reward. So you wanna risk very little if we buy Starbucks at $90 and pull back to $85, okay, we lost some money. But if we bought Starbucks at $112 and it pulled all the way back to $85, we lost a whole bunch of money. So we wanna have the risk and reward to be better. So our reward of buying it at $90 and it could eventually recover all the way back up to $112. That reward is a lot greater than our risk of $90 to $85, right? So you always want your risk to outweigh your rewards. In Starbucks, it's another one on my list that I'm gonna take a good look at. All right, so let's move on to number three. Number three is going to be bye-bye, Ellie, bye-bye, B-A-B-A. They're down to $72 over the last 52 weeks. They had a high of around $119, but that's not the whole picture. We wanna look all the way back. And if we scroll back some more on Ellie, bye-bye. They once had an all-time high of around $300, back in 2020. So you have $315, and now they're all the way back down to $72 and they're near that 52-week low. I did, me personally, I did pick up some shares of Ellie, bye-bye, around $73. So I was comfortable, my risk, I rate, my reward. This is one that I did some research on. You guys have to do your own research on your own companies. I was comfortable buying bye-bye at $73. And if it does eventually just recover back to $150 or get a new all-time high, I'm gonna make a lot of money from that because I buy low and then I sell high, and then I have a dividend yield of 1.38%. And so let's take a look at our last one on the list. It's gonna be Nike. Nike is at $93.86. They have a dividend yield of 1.48%. And if we take a look at Nike, they had over the last couple of, over the last 52 weeks, they had a high of around $129, $126. They had a big run-up almost breaking a new all-time high. They pulled all the way back to $88. They had a big run-up, earnings came out, they pulled all the way back. So I'm more comfortable at buying Nike at $93 than I am buying it at $126. I own some Nike shoes. So I own Nike products, even though I got them with some Adidas right now. I wish the Adidas were public, but I got some Nike products. So this, I am a heavily investor on products that I actually use. So I do need to go in and buy some Nike stocks. And since they're at a very comfortable price of $93, hopefully it pulls us back to 90, I will go in and do some more research and pick up some shares of Nike and also get paid dividends from these companies. And there we go, guys. That's my top five stocks. Now all five of those are companies that I actually use. I use Johnson & Johnson. I use PepsiCo. I drink Pepsi. I wear Nike. Starbucks, I drink it every now and then. So I'm really big on investing into products that you actually use. Don't just be invested in things that you would never use, a company that you know anything about. I actually use these products and I'm a heavy investor in them. So that's my top five dividend stocks near that 52-week low. Let me know down in the comment section which one of those fives with your favorite. Do you have any other dividend-paying company that's near that 52-week low that you continue into dollar cost averaging while you can get it while it's on sale? Let me know which one that is down in the comment section. I can't wait to read you guys' comments. If you guys wanna follow my plays, I'm gonna leave a link to Patreon down in the comment section. The Patreon is gonna take you to my Discord. Inside of my Discord, I post my option trades in there. I post my cover calls in there every single week and I also have pro-day traders in there that post their options every single day. 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