 If you invest $200 a week into this one stock, by the time you're ready to retire, you will have over $7 million bringing in $200,000 a year in dividends alone. Hey what's up you two, I'm Zeke and welcome to The Dream Green Show. Just the other day when I was driving down the highway, I looked to my right and I see a bunch of heavy industrial vehicles, CAT aka Caterpillar. I take a left head towards this other store, I see more heavy industrial vehicles. Same company, CAT, Caterpillar. Then on my way home, I made a left, I made a right on every corner, I've seen these heavy industrial vehicles, Caterpillar, that every company needs in order to build these big businesses, in order to throw up these skyscrapers, the cranes, the bulldozers, the tunker trucks. They were all made by the same company, Caterpillar. As you guys know, I am a heavy believer of investing into companies that I use or investing to companies that I know that have been around for a very long time that has a very good brand recognition. Now Caterpillar has one of the highest brand recognitions out there. I was in between of looking at John Deere, JD, or Caterpillar, CAT. Now I never really had to build anything big so I never owned a Caterpillar anything and I don't need and I never had a big loan of anything so I never had to buy a John Deere. I wasn't a rancher or anything like that but I was always interested inside these two companies and Caterpillar has really been catching my eye. So when a company like that catches my eye, I pull out my phone and I go to Moomoo. So I pulled out my phone, I went to Moomoo and I typed in Caterpillar right here, CAT. And just to do a little bit more research on them, I seen that they had a low over the last year of around $158 and a high of around $266 and at the time of the recording of this video, Caterpillar is around $236. I hit the analysis button, I scroll down, I see that this is a bullish buy signal. If you scroll down a little bit more to the other analysis, you guys can see that they had a high price of $306, an average price of $254 and a low price of $190. Now I know this is a company that I always wanted to own for a while. I would have really loved to pick them up at $190. I still would like to pick them up at $190, but if I could get them under $220, $210, I would probably start looking to sell, put options on them underneath the $210 price range. Because I'm not saying that it's the price I would buy them at right now, but I would start looking to sell puts to get them at a price that I want around the $190 price point. So I was wondering, hey, this company does pay dividends, how safe are their dividends and should I add them to my companies of my top 5 dividend stocks that I should be investing to now in order for me to look at it. So this got me wondering how safe are their dividends. By the way, guys, if you want to use Moomoo, I'm gonna leave a link down in the description. If you sign up, you get free stocks. If you deposit $100 by clicking my special link down in the description, you get an additional two free stocks. And guess what? With those free stocks, you could keep them inside the platform and decide to use it. Or you could sell those two free stocks and withdraw all of your money. Guys, sincerely, free money. Do not miss out on that opportunity. I want to thank Moomoo for providing me that link for you guys to get extra free stocks. Do not miss out on that opportunity. So yes, I've been using Moomoo to do my analysis over these companies. So I do need to do a little bit more digging to see if I need to add CaliPillar to my top 5 dividend watch list. All right, so I came over to Seeking Alpha. And as you guys can see, CaliPillar is up 27% on the year. Over the last five years, that up 46%. And over the last 10 years, that up 158%. That is the type of growth that I'm looking for in companies long term wise, right? So while all the other companies in America are down 10, 20, some companies are down 30, 40%, CaliPillar found the way to be up 127% on the year. While the rest of the companies that's inside the S&P 500 are pretty much down 20 to 30% on the year. Now, if you guys don't know what CaliPillar is, you could come to Seeking Alpha anytime and look it up. CaliPillar is a manufacturer in sales construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines and industrial gas turbines. So everyone knows what CaliPillar is. It's the big yellowish orange Tunk of Trucks, right? So I need to find out more about that dividend. So I'm going to go to the dividend sector right here. You can see that they had a dividend growth over the last 29 years. They increased that dividend percentage every single year for the last 29 years. They pay out that dividends quarterly and they have a 2% dividend yield that is perfect for what I'm looking for anything over 1.99%. It's perfect just for me to have a 2% dividend yield. So you'll be earning around $4.80 for every share that you earn of CaliPillar. If you come right here and look at their dividend history, actually, let's look at that dividend safety score. They have a dividend safety score of a B. That means they're not at risk of cutting their dividends. Any dividend safety score from a B to a B plus to a A all the way up is pretty safe for me. Now, if it had a B minus to a C, that is something I'd stay away from. But right now they're giving it a dividend safety score of a B. Now, what got me to add CaliPillar to my top five stocks is when I came right here to the top stocks and I came down on seeking Alpha to the top rated dividend stocks. And I clicked this button right here. You can see that CAT CaliPillar was in the top five. Now, you guys might not have access to their top five stocks. Now, you guys might not have access to seeking Alpha top five stocks. I believe that you might have to be a premium member. If you do want to become a premium member, I'm going to leave a link down in the pinned comment section. I'm going to leave a link down in the description. I think they have a special going on right now for just $99 for the entire year to become a premium member. With that, you get the dividend safety scores. You get the access to the top stocks. And most importantly, you get access to all of their analysis and their data and their articles, which is pretty superb to help me become a better investor. They have top tier article writers on here. They have top tier data analysis on here. They have top tier data information on here, which is why I use seeking Alpha premium amazing platform. If you guys want to check that out, that link is going to be down in the description right now. They have in the cell if you want to check that out. So here we go on CaliPillar. When you look at that quant dividend stock scores, most of them are green and the trifectas when they're all green right here. And one of them is not greens. That's ExxonMobil. When you look at the seeking Alpha analysis, when you look at the Wall Street analysis, these are the trifectas that I'm looking for. They're pretty much spot on most of the time's information from them. I trust. But there we go. CaliPillar is in the top five. So we're going to look at the other four. We already showed you CaliPillar and how they're performing. So let's look at the top five that seeking Alpha is saying that you should be buying right now. The top one right here is MPC. Marathon Petroleum. Pretty sure they're a petroleum company. They're up 67% on the year. Again, while the rest of the industry down. You can read their descriptions right here. They're Marathon Petroleum. They operate as a downstream energy company, primarily in the United States. We take a look at their dividends. You guys can see that they don't have a long growth rate, but they do have a dividend year of 2.4%. Making you $3 for every share that you own. If you look at the dividend history, they might not increase their dividends every year, but they pay out their dividends every year. So you know that you're going to have a consistent payment from MPC. The next one that we're going to be looking at is ExxonMobil. You guys probably already know ExxonMobil. Oyun Gas Company. Once again, dividends that increase their dividends every single year for the last 20 years to have a 3.29% dividend year and they pay out every single quarter. ExxonMobil is number two on Seeking Alpha List. If we take a look at number three, Spirit Realty Income is probably a real estate read. If we scroll down, you guys can see that they invested two single tenants and other real estate assets subject to long-term leases. If we take a look at their dividends, they have a dividend growth of 2%. They have a 6.2% dividend yield. This is very interesting to me. Drawing my attention, if we look at the dividend history, once again, they don't really raise their dividends, but they do pay out their dividends consistently and they just recently raised their dividends from around 64 cents per share to 66 cents per share. Let's take a look at number four, Valero. Once again, this is another Oyun Gas Industry dealing Oyun Gas Industry with petroleum inside the United States. They're up 58% over the last five years, 43%. Last 10 years, up 211%. We'll take a look at their growth. They have not increased their dividend growth over the last couple of years, but they do have a dividend yield of 3%. Looking at their dividend history, they don't really cut their dividends. They increase their dividends slowly over time, but they do consistently pay out their dividends. They just had a recent increase from 98 cents to around a dollar and two cents per share for every share that you own of Valero. But if we do look at their dividend safety score, they have a dividend safety score of an A. That mean they are not at risk of cutting their dividends. So even though they might not increase their dividends every single year, you are gonna get that consistent payment. Now, some of these companies that if you invest into for the last, let's say 30 years, that's how long a human usually works. If you invest $200 into them every single week for the last 30 years, then you could be making $200,000 in dividends every single year from investing into some of these companies. So if we go to back test our portfolio and let's just do the last 30 years from 1993 to 2003, I say we start off with $1,000 and we invested $200 every single week. That is $800 a month right here and we're going to reinvest our dividends. So the top three stocks that have been around for the last 30 years would be Valero, Cat and Exxon Mobil. Now these have definitely been around for the last 30 years. We're gonna do 100% into each one of these and hit analyze portfolio. If we scroll down, you guys could see that we would have $7 million in Valero if you retired, if you've been investing into them for the last 30 years, you have $7 million, $4.4 million into Cat and $1.9 million into Exxon Mobil. If we scroll all the way down to your income, you guys could see that right there with Valero, you could be bringing in $210,000 in dividends every single year, just from investing $200 into them every week, $60,000 from Cat and $56,000 from Exxon Mobil. That is enough to retire. Just in dividends, including that you're gonna have a $4.4 million portfolio, that is enough to retire and live a very comfortable life for the rest of your life after 30 years. So if you started working when you was 20, invest for the next 30 years at 50, you could retire a multi-millionaire. Now the other companies haven't been, has not been around as long. So let's put those in right quick. Let's type in MPC and let's type in SRC. All right, hit analyze portfolio. Now these companies has been around since 2013. So around 10 years or so, investing $200 a week, you'll have a $328,000 portfolio and a $152,000 portfolio. If you scroll down, you guys, over the last 10 years, well, nine years, you'll have a $6,000 income and an $8,000 income from your dividends alone. And there we go, guys. That's the top five stocks that Seeking Alpha provided us that we could be taking a look at to add to our watch list. Right now, Caterpillar is definitely on my watch list. I have an alert set up on Moomoo. So once it hits my alert, I'm gonna go in, I'm gonna sell some options on those for me to be able to pick up Caterpillar at an amazing price because this is a long-term company. I'm gonna be patient and wait for them to fall to a price. I'm comfortable buying them at. Let me know down in the comment section are the other four stocks that we talked about in this video inside of your portfolio. If they are, let me know how have they been performing. Well, obviously over the last year, they've been performing well since the rest of the industry is down and those five companies are actually up on the year. So I know if you have been investing to them that they have been doing pretty well inside of your portfolio. But let me know if you're going to continue to dollar-cost average and buy them at the price point that they are at right now. But yeah, guys, if you do wanna pick up some free stocks, I'm gonna leave the link down to Moomoo down in the description down below. And if you guys do wanna have access to all of Seeking Alpha information, I'm gonna leave a link to them down below as well. Do not miss out on Moomoo free stocks opportunity that they have gone on as well. But other than that, guys, I'm Zeke. Bring you to Dream Green Show and I'm out. Peace.