 Hey, what's up you two? I'm Zeke and welcome to the Dream Green show. Have you ever wanted to make passive income by doing absolutely nothing at all? Well, what's very popular right now is called dividend investing. Dividend investing is when you invest and buy stocks inside of a company that pays dividends to their shareholders. They pay their shareholders dividends as a way to say, hey, thank you for investing into our company with the hopes that these investors will reinvest those dividends back into the company to help that company grow. You heard me right, guys. Companies are paying their investors for just investing inside of the company in the form of dividends. Now many companies pay their dividends every quarter. That means you'll receive a check from the Apple or Google. You'll receive a check from these big companies four times a year. So these are quarterly paying dividend companies. But there are some companies that pay out their dividends every single month and you receive one check every single month from these companies. Now I know what you guys are saying. Hey, I want to be a dividend investor. I want to make passive income. But, you know, I have things to pay throughout the entire month. I can't just live off of one check a month. I am not that responsible. Well, today I'm going to bring you guys the top four monthly paying dividend stocks that you can invest into that pay out on each different week of the month. One of them going to pay out the first week, second week, third week, and fourth week. So you're going to be receiving a check from these dividend ETFs every single month from just investing into these four different ETFs. Now, these ETFs might not have the highest dividends, but some of them are very dependable. If you guys are looking for the home run stocks for very big dividends that are not ETFs, these are individual companies that have huge double digit dividends or five, six, seven percent dividends. Tune in next week, because I'm going to be bringing you a list that will pay you out every single week just from investing into different stocks. But in this video, we're going to be talking about ETFs because ETFs cover a broad range of companies which helps you diversify your portfolio. So this is very beginner friendly for new investors like you. If you guys want to find out how I'm making passive income, check out my free ebook down in the description. With that ebook, you will learn a lot more about dividends, dividend aristocrat, dividend kings, and how I'm making passive income from investing into dividend-paying companies. So if you want to check that out, it's a free ebook down in the description below. And also before we dive into this video, this video is about to you by MooMoo. Sign up with them depositing $100. You can receive up to two free stocks and an additional free stocks just from depositing money. One of the best ways to kickstart your investing journey, I'm also leaving a link in the description to Weebu. Sign up with Weebu. You can deposit one penny if you want to. Once you deposit one penny, you can receive up to 15 free stocks. And once you receive those free stocks, guess what? You can keep them inside of your portfolio and decide to use Weebu. Or you can sell all of those free stocks and withdraw all of your money. There's literally free money, guys. Do not miss out on that opportunity. But enough talking, let's go ahead and dive straight into this video. Welcome back dreamers. Let's kick things off with our first stock where we'll pay us dividends the first week of the month with week one pick. That's going to be S-P-D-R Dow Jones Industry Average ETF, ticker symbol, D-I-A. Now this ETF is like the key to the kingdom of blue chip stocks. It holds more than, oh, it holds around 30 titans from the Dow, including powerhouses like Apple and Microsoft. And the best part, it pays the dividends during the first week of the month. So while you're enjoying the first cup of coffee for the month, ticker symbol D-I-A could be serving up some fresh dividends alongside it. Paying for that coffee itself in the form of dividends or your Red Bull or whatever you be drinking. So let's take a quick look at D-I-A. Okay, here we are seeking Alpha ticker symbol D-I-A at the recording of this video. The price is $333.77. Now I know what you're saying. That's a lot of money, but you can buy fractional shares on Weebu. You can buy fractional shares on Moomoo. So you don't have to buy a full share of $333. If you just want to invest $25, you could do that. Once again, those links are down in the description. But we take a look over the last year. D-I-A is already up 3%. Over the last five years, they're up 34%. Over the last 10 years, they're up 117%. Completely insane. If we take a quick look at their holdings, as you guys can see, they have 31 holdings. And their top holdings is United Health Groups, the Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, McDonald's, Home Depot, and the majority of their holdings is in the healthcare industry. If we take a quick look at their dividends, they have a 1.9% dividend yield with an annual payoff for every share that you own $6.53. Now, I know what you're saying. That's not a very big dividend yield, but look at the growth of this company over the last couple of years, just from holding 30 different companies inside their portfolio. Ticker symbol D-I-A is completely killing it. So while your ETF is growing over time, or this way, while your ETF is growing over time, you are also receiving dividends from ticker symbol D-I-A. That's why I absolutely love this ETF for the passive income and dividend income. So let's move over to the next stock. Moving on to the next stock that pays on the second week of the month, we have the Invesco S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF, otherwise known as SPHD. Now, this is where it gets interesting. This ETF chair picks the 50 highest dividend yielding stocks inside of the S&P 500, but only if they're low volatility. So while the stock market is doing its thing going up and down, SPHD aims to keep things steady, providing a smoother ride and paying out dividends during the second week of the month. It's like a coming cruise through the stormy seas of investing. Let's go ahead and pull up SPHD. Okay, here we are on SPHD right now. They're $40.68. Now, because they have a low volatility, their stock price is not going to shoot up high over time, and it's not really going to pull back really fast over time because they're looking for low volatility companies. So if you look at the five year that up 2% and over the last 10 years that up 43%, but because they don't have high volatility, they're able to pick the top 50 highest dividend companies inside the S&P 500, which gives them a higher dividends. So we take a look at their dividends. They have a 4.2% dividend yield, double of what DIA is, and they pay on the second week of the month. So for every share that you own at SPHD, you'll receive around $1.72 over the course of a year, every single month on the second week of the month. And if we take a quick look at their holdings, if you guys want to look at their holdings, their top holdings and their portfolio is real estate. And they have Altria Group, AT&T, Verizon, Dow, Walgreens, and many other stocks inside of their portfolio. So you guys could take a look at that. They have around 52 holdings inside of their company. So let's move over to stock number three. So for week three, we're going with the Global X Superdividend ETF, RSDIV. Now this is like having a golden ticket to Willy Wonka Dividend Factory. It tracks the 100 highest dividend paying equity securities in the world. And it pays out the dividends during the third week of the month. Imagine why you're sitting at home. You could be earning dividends from companies from all around the world, from the UK to Australia, from Singapore to Canada. It's like a global dividend adventure. That's why I like this ETF because it gives me companies that are doing good that are not just inside of the United States. So the first two ETFs I brought you guys invest in two companies inside the United States. Now you could be receiving dividends from companies that are around the world that are actually doing good around the world. So it is diversifying your portfolio even more. So let's go ahead and take a quick look at SDIV. All right, so here on SDIV, they have a right now the recording of this video is $21.95. Now over the last couple of years, they have been pulling back. So at this price point, it might be a good entry to get in, but they have over 123 different companies inside the holdings. Some of them might be the A-class companies or B-class companies, but if it tracks the top 100-ish companies that pays our dividends around the globe. So if you take a look at their dividends, they're going to have the highest dividends with 14.3%, tripling what SPHD does. So if you want to dip your toes inside of other industries outside of the United States, this might be a good way to go if you're strictly looking for passive income in the form of dividends with a 14.5% yield, you're going to be receiving $3.16 for every share that you own of SDIV. 14.5% dividend yield is a little risky. It's kind of high, but remember to check out next week. I'm going to bring you some stocks that pays out those dividend yields, which is not as risky as this one right here. But if you guys want to learn more about dividends and their yield, make sure you check out that free ebook down in the description. So let's go ahead. Oh, this stock is going to pay out on the third week of the month. So let's go ahead and put up the next company, the fourth company that pays out on the fourth week of the month. Actually, I think I got this mixed up. SDIV pays on the first week of the month, and DIA pays on the third week of the month. So yeah, I think I got those mixed up. So let's go ahead and pull up stock number four. Okay, here we go. Last but not least, we're wrapping up the month with a banger. All right, it's going to be Invesco KBW high dividend yield financials ETF to December KBWD. It's our pick for week four. This ETF zero ends on the US financial sector, specifically targeting firms with the highest dividend yields. It's kind of like having your own personal team, five year financial workers working hard to bring you dividends during the fourth week of the month. And it's not just banks. It diversifies across real estate, insurances, other financial services. It's like a financial buffet of dividends. So here we are KBWD. They are down on the year. They're down 7%. If we take a look at the holdings, they have around 41 different companies inside of their portfolio. And at $14.03 at the recording of this video, if we take a look at their dividends, they have a 12.35% dividend yield. As you guys can see the higher the dividend yield, the more you're going to get paid from these companies. But the higher the dividend yield is on these ETFs, the less money these companies have to grow to increase the value of their company over time to grow their company over time. So it's kind of like, hey, dude, I want to look for a lower dividend ETF that's going to grow over time. Or do I want to look for a high yield dividend ETF that's probably going to stay even over time or lose over time. But I'm going to be receiving a 12% dividend yield every single month. It's kind of like you have to pick your poison. I'm going to tell you the percentage that I would do in this video if I had to pick from these four stocks. In fact, out of these four companies, I am investing into a couple of them. So let's go ahead and break that down right quick. All right guys, now this was a quick little fun experiment to receive dividend payments every single week of the month. Now I could have found two better stocks on the last two other than SDIV and KBWD, but I just wanted to find some stocks that show you the differences in between high paying dividend yield stocks and low paying dividend yield stocks. Me personally, if I had 100% to invest inside these companies, I would invest 35% into DIA, 35% into SPHD, 15% into SDIV, and 15% into KBWD. What's that? 35, 35, that's 70. Yeah, that's about 100% portfolio. So I would invest the least amount into the high paying dividend stocks and then I would invest the most. I'll probably invest about 50. Actually, I'll invest about 60%. Even though it has a lower dividend yield, I would invest 60%. Actually, I like dividends. I would invest 60% to SPHD just because I love dividends. I love doing absolutely nothing and getting paid from these companies. So 60% to SPHD, 30% into DIA, that leaves with 9%, 10% left, 5% into the last two. I really didn't really like the last two that much, but you guys are looking to get paid every single week of the month. Those two was just too high paying dividend ETF yields that I just wanted to show you guys the difference. So remember to do your own research. If you want to learn more about dividends, check out that link down in the description for the free ebook. If you want to receive some free stocks, check out MooMoo in the description. Check out WeeBoo in the description. Sign up, deposit, get free stocks up to 15 free stocks. This will help your investing journey. Who knows? You might get some gifts from them for dividend stocks once you sign up if you want to start your investing journey. But other than that guys, remember to hit that thumbs up button and subscribe to the channel and don't miss out on next week when I bring you some top real estate stocks that has a very high dividend yield that has been increasing their dividend payments every single year for multiple years. It's going to be a banker. Make sure you subscribe to this channel so you don't miss out on that video. But that's all I got for you today guys. I'm Zeke bringing you the dream green show and I'm out. Peace.