Ranking the Best Types of Dividend Stock Investments

[@DividendBull]

English is hard 09:47

[@Matthas1]

So true my friend.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

I did not think English was your first language.

[@Matthas1]

I'm a French Canadien so.

[@jasongondola9687]

Can you link me a reference as to where SLVO is and has been paying 30%+ monthly dividends? I have been search to fact check this and if I am correct it's only %6 ish but hope I am not right. I would dump all my money right there for 1 year if it true.

[@Mindflamez]

Sweden here, English is easy

[@krev6176]

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[@WheresWaldo05]

Ok Commissioner Gordon.

[@karenmay5240]

Who is "we"?

[@timpoolsbeanie2296]

Right now I only own REITs, BDCs, and covered call ETFs so feeling pretty good.

[@MoneySuccesswithAndy]

Great video and well explained. I agree with your ranking of REITs & BDC’s, I would personally have had ETN’s at the bottom though, for me the risk of losing everything is worse than the hassle of filling a form out.

[@HafezBd]

Is now a good time to invest in stocks? I know everyone says stocks are cheap, but how long will it take for us to recover? Obviously, there are strategies to be used in this market, but these strategies are not available to the average person, so am I better off putting my money elsewhere?

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[@karenmay5240]

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[@DoubleOddJosh]

Hey thank you for letting me know about Postal Reality (PSTL). Definitely going to check into that one!!

[@DrewBoswell]

Right with you as far as REITs #1 and BDCs #2, though we diverge after that. While it's outside the scope of this video, I'll mention that I like utilities as well, which I'd probably put at #3 or 4. Good thought provoking video.

[@arigutman]

Reist all the way!

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

@@arigutman Reits*

[@redeyes5568]

Hi Drew, I really haven't considered Utilities. Which ones do you like? And what kind of yields and growth should I be looking for?

[@DrewBoswell]

@@redeyes5568 A lot of the regional electric/gas providers in the USA are fairly solid if uninspiring dividend payers. Not a lot of growth in most utility companies as they are heavily regulated and often have significant debt, but they also rarely go out of business. They can provide a regular income stream for retirees; just don't expect growth either in share price or dividend.

[@redeyes5568]

@@DrewBoswell got it, thanks for the response

[@bobnieser170]

Love the channel! Thanks for your hard work!

[@VikingSummer]

Realty Income is absolutely my favorite REIT!! I buy it at every opportunity!

[@cal3b803]

WOW. I own a ton of REML. Thank you so much for doing this video. I never know how risky etns could be.

[@thelastkiwi]

I only knew about reits and ETN. THanks for the rest. will looking at them

[@Gettin_chunky]

This is my favorite KZbin channel. Keep up the good work bro.

[@MatthewKowalskiLuminosity]

You have one of the best fire income channels on KZbin. Thank you.

[@thompsonreichert]

Most CEFs I would NEVER invest in, But there are some gems out there, including some covered call CEFs. Many have growing dividends even during crashes and outperform SPY. My favorite is UTG.

[@stevenpaniagua8463]

Nice!!!! Now so a tier list for each of those individual types @_@ I will watch all of them

[@christianh.riiser2807]

Equity REITS are definitely one of my favorite dividend stock investments - but what about mortgage REITS ? - much harder to understand the business model and to asses a individual mortgage REIT !! - great video by the way !!!

[@InvestigadorTJ]

Is Fundrise an equity reit??

[@garysnider3000]

The change I would make is reverse ETNs and MLPs. I don't own either but have owned both in the past. The others I own and like with limits on % owned in each. Good video!

[@krisclements6040]

Thanks for putting together such informative videos. My goal is to add $30 in divideds each month till I hit $200 a day on average. Thanks for all your help in getting to this goal. You rock

[@celticlightning9703]

Very informative and helpful to gaining other directions of investment I may have never found. Thanks

[@robertjackson7695]

Enjoying my O , ARCC, and GOOD Nice and steady with dividends. Going to be looking into more diversification shortly

[@Darkone3888]

I have all three as well. Should look into stag very good dividend stock.

[@thecollectiverisk]

Thank you for all of your videos,I know we must all do our own DD but videos have helped me SOOO much in terms of gaining knowledge about the market and dividends of all sorts

[@craigmetcalfe1749]

Thanks mate! Another step on my investment learning path. I have a few of these but until now had not done the homework or yet had the experience that you have brought to bear on your schema. Respect!

[@doctorhorton]

Came up on my KZbin feed, really enjoyed this video

[@soundstudio1010]

I usually invest in REITs and CEFs but lately the price went up so much so I had to sell lots and rebalance. Covered calls, BDCs and ETNs are great ATM

[@WheresWaldo05]

Rebalancing is the most over rated thing an investor can do if you're a long term investor/holder. Just stop buying into the over weighted sectors and into the under weighted ones. Unless you're planning on retiring within 3 years. Just hold forever. Also if you're investing in a dividend income portfolio this makes my point that much more transparent.

[@howardwylie1620]

I hold MLPs in my Roth IRA to reduce tax complications (I hope). Others I have spoke with, that also have MLPs, say that with modern tax software they don't find it too difficult.

[@emmalumallon]

Wow!! This was incredibly insightful. Thank you! Keep them coming.

[@akin242002]

REITs in ETFs have been great. I'm a bit worried how it will do in the next 2 years with people not going to their work office and apartment payments not being paid.

[@sirpatrick187]

Not sure what you mean by apartments not paying rent. 99.99% of them are paying and more than they was last few years. Office occupation rate is still quite high so...

[@inkredableone8029]

I appreciate all that you do. Thank you!!

[@MultiDarkfantasy]

I enjoy your content man. Like what you do

[@torchy187]

Always enjoy your videos and agree with your rankings. What are your thoughts on Reits vs Fundrise or Yieldstreet?

[@HughButler-lb6zs]

Your ranking fits your investment goals and risk tolerance but your explanation of the pros and cons was valuable. I started income investing with MLP's. They are a tax nightmare My accountant charges $70.00 just to read a K1. I would charge $300.00. Also you have to pay taxes on certain income even in tax sheltered accounts. The last and worst feature is income is treated as return of capital for tax purposes. So you have to keep up with that and when all your capital has been returned, the income becomes taxable as ordinary income. The BDC's have the same treatment as REITs. But if the BDC's loan the capital at floating rates, their income will actually increase, but default risk increases. Thanks for the explanation. I suggest utilizing all type exept ETN's for diversification as they all behave differently under economic conditions.

[@cohenmarioman]

Hey, tax guy here. The MLP tax situation is kind of crazy. Essentially all dividends are return of capital and you pay tax on the earnings of the fund. Most of the energy mlps lose money due to tax depreciation but you can’t take the losses so they sit there until you sell it. However when you sell an energy mlp part of the gain or loss is ordinary income due to hot assets. There are some non energy mlps that don’t spit off ordinary income or passive losses thankfully. Oak tree has a few good ones. Black stone too. Just K-1 reporting can be difficult if you get a large investment in them. A small investment won’t do much thankfully.

[@trentsantoro7300]

Seeing Pokémon unite as a most searched tier list video just killed me. On that dividend stock and Pokémon unite grind

[@krisclements6040]

Fantastic video as usual. Very educational

[@benjaminelsbury683]

Thumps up and subscribed here , appreciate the education , it’s the least I can do in return. Thank you . I would like to see your top 10 list on each of these types you like

[@bedangtv]

Thanks for the video. Loving the dividend info

[@AlbanAwan]

Awesome content! So about that portfolio reveal

[@mikecole1664]

Great video’s. Interesting and informative. What do you think of OXLC? If you’ve covered it could you let me know which video. Thanks.

[@rockystaatz521]

Actually we agree on most of it except mlp placement but due to the recent tax changes I do understand

[@rexrandall33]

Good video bull wish I had seen this video before I invested in DVN

[@MsGorteck]

This was really informative. I would like to know more about ETN's. Thank you

[@peterfischer7084]

A big advantage of ETNs for international investors is that they pay interest, not dividends. Therefore, their payouts aren't subject to US withholding tax.

[@financeclubyt]

Good Ranking. REIT's are solid dividend payers

[@josephcascio498]

Excellent video. Part of my investment I will need in 6 months, what are some investments would you suggest with that time horizon? Thanks

[@joinjen3854]

T bills or CDs.

[@francisnathanvillamor2633]

I am loving the videos! Where do you invest in stocks? Is it in Yahoo Finance? I'm still new to this and I am trying to learn as much as I can!

[@UnconsciousFinance]

Hi Francis, Yahoo finance would be for news, You will need a broker to invest in stocks.

[@vadims.3956]

for IB in Japan I can not buy individual REITs in US. What do you think of REITs ETFs?

[@isyrafkhan1850]

Can you please do an analysis on RiverNorth/DoubleLine Strategic Opportunity Fund (OPP)? Has a high div yield however, their expense ratio is rather high. Would like to know your thoughts on this CEF.

[@thompsonreichert]

OPP, stay away. their dividend is not sustainable.

[@michaelbrown-nz4on]

Great video!! Do you ever show your portfolio?

[@arigutman]

Would definitely like to see the portfolio, seconding this!

[@lloydbanks6609]

Hi I recently discovered and started watching your vids lately, I started investing late so dividends are very important to me. You said CC ETFs are 1 of your biggest positions, do you hold all 3 QYLD NUSI JEPI?

[@gomisreef]

There's no growth with cc ETFs. Compare QYLD with QQQ over a 25 year period 250 dollars in and reinvesting dividends. QQQ will leave you with more at the end. CC-ETFs are great to move your money into once you have a big chunk and you want to live off the divs. Not for growing your portfolio.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

QYLD is inconsistent with dividends. You could never feel well off if it bounces around that much.

[@Wolfhammered]

I had an ETN get recalled and lost thousands. I’m glad you mentioned MORL.

[@joinjen3854]

REML got delisted.

[@mikelalor424]

Im interested in a ranking of the stocks with the highest dividend CAGR for 5 years other than oil and gas. I have not found such a listing from my searches.

[@I_are_Tom]

Loving the dividend lessons. Please keep it up.

[@spooky1487]

Why are Dividend stocks with Expense Ratios worth getting over REITs without them? Thanks

[@UnconsciousFinance]

Hi Spooky, it depends on the stocks but tax wise qualified dividends are taxed at a much lower rate and can possibly be tax free compared to REITS which are taxed as ordinary Income.

[@Steve_Gouws]

Great video. Nice ranking

[@JEDISMITE]

I think this video was perfect. Thank you.

[@memphiskong8868]

I think you are spot on

[@tbonesteak75]

Can you make a video on your picks of the best monthly paying Preferred Stock ETF? Thanks You for your great content!

[@ericscott6864]

Let's dive into MPW. Will it do well with a possible rate cut from the Fed? What about OHI or the other stocks like them?

[@HughButler-lb6zs]

MPW is out of favor with the market and receives additional pressure from short sellers. Yes, lower interest rates will reduce their operating costs. Their biggest problem is that their two largest tenants are not paying their rent. If that problem can be solved, MPW will be OK. If not, they could do a reverse stock split, reduce the dividend again, or go bankrupt. My capital investment is down about 75% ,so any more drop in market price offers much less risk. They have 19 billion in assets with 10 billion in debt, so their value is between 10 to 14 dollars per share . They currently are paying $.15 per share dividend every quarter. I personally would not put more money into this reit until I saw a better picture of the future. But, they are about 1% of my portfolio. Your situation will be totally different.

[@tylermceachern3085]

What about owning individual dividend stocks? Where would that fall?

[@braaitongs]

Does anyone know how the it works for non-us-citizens when buying MLPs?

[@jupitereye4322]

DFN, FTN, DGS, CGXF, TXF, LBS, GDV....

[@Biz005]

This video is gold

[@karenmay5240]

I heard "If you get a K-1 form, you can do the first page and part 3 only" and what is the requirement if you invest or gain less than $1k? Can you skip the K-1 form?

[@joelmixdorf9831]

I like MLPs. Buy them in my Roth IRA now. Big dividends and no tax issues

[@pnvst6648]

I believe this is not true. I researched this and the one place you don't want MLP's is in your Roth. Master headache to have them there. I'm staying out of them just don't want to deal with the complicated taxes at this point. Might change in the future, but this is what I found.

[@carlc4098]

Will I still pay tax if I buy these in my Roth?

[@thewatchertube]

GREAT JOB!!!

[@Sirhc311]

Nice multi-group comparison video.

[@JF-4444]

Love the channel and content.

[@h2wngh]

I thought you had mid western accents… btw nice rainbow colored background today.

[@Histronow]

ARCC has given me a steady 10% return. Ares capital growth rate is good.

[@icewa-fg]

What is the best way to profit from the current market, meanwhile I'm still undecided about investing $400k in my stock portfolio to get some dvidends and minimize risk

[@MakeamericaGreatagain-h7j]

Remember that investing in the stock market carries risks, and it’s important to do your own research and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

[@Damncars456]

With the help of an investment advisor, I was able to diversify my $550K portfolio across multiple markets, and in just a few months, I was able to earn over $950K in net profit from high dividend yielding stocks, ETFs, and bonds

[@icewa-fg]

Pls who is this coach that guides you? I’m in dire need of one

[@Damncars456]

My consultant is Nicole Desiree Simon She has since provide entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online if you care for supervision.

[@icewa-fg]

Thank you for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.

[@cryptonewbie5210]

I would put CEF's in Tier 2

[@mtb883]

Hey bull how do you identify a mlp stock? I want to totally avoid any stocks that have k1 tax forms.

[@peanut0brain]

The company name will have LP at the end, like ET Enterprise Partners LP. My CPA just charges $250 extra to do all my MLPs. Meanwhile MLPs are giving me between 10 to 20% dividends so totally worth the extra $250

[@peanut0brain]

@@georgechapogas1054 buy them in your regular account

[@georgechapogas1054]

@@peanut0brain Then the return issues

[@jphusereau]

Thank you for the ranking. How about split share funds like SBC, GDV, LBS, RS, ENS, DFN and FTN (from Brampton, Middlefield and Quadravest). They provide the highest yield ever. Thanks!

[@jasonlyons3901]

Can American investors invest in split share funds or are they exclusive to Canada

[@tvtriviachampion]

@@jasonlyons3901 Available to Canadians and most foreign investors, but not Americans. IRS penalizes Americans who purchase foreign funds, making them impractical.

[@jasonlyons3901]

@@tvtriviachampion thank you

[@williammonk2475]

Hey why don't you do one on the real big Dividend stock like these ZIM Integrated Shipping Services and Star Bulk and Kenon Eagle Bulk Shipping Inc

[@scottlink183]

My Portfolio: REITS: SPG, VICI, O Pharma: MRK, JNJ, Abbvie Apple, Microsoft, QCOM Crspr: INTLA, Crspr Therapeutics Arress mLP: ENB. EPD, ET Mobileye, Banks: JP Morgan, WFC Tesla Nvidia

[@arigutman]

Definitely think REITs are some of the most solid plays in regard to dividend investments. More specifically want to shout out Realty Income (O) which I just threw up a video on then STAG Industrial (STAG - Amazon's landlord) and Store Capital (STOR)... Regardless great video and thorough explanation, nice job!

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

Inconsistent dividend payouts though.

[@royalecrafts6252]

@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 which ones do pay monthly consistent dividends?

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

@@royalecrafts6252 There are a couple. He mentioned one PSEC.

[@royalecrafts6252]

@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 can I know some more from your perspective?

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

@@royalecrafts6252 I cannot advise. :/

[@jonbogobbo2465]

Never heard of an ETN. Could you go into them a bit more?

[@TheRobFather]

My favorite REIT is AGNC.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

Inconsistent dividend payout.

[@loneranjah5035]

What happens if you put your mlp's in a roth ira......no taxes?

[@victoriakoenigbrok3163]

Thank you

[@brerpossum]

Disagree on MLPs. I usually have a tax professional handle my taxes, and the K-1 is just another tax form I pass along to them - it hasn't been an issue. I've held CAPL in the past. Royalty trusts can be good too, some have high dividends (if you don't mind fluctuation in the dividends due to changing resource prices). Also not all MLPs require a K-1 form - depends on how they are structured.

[@neddiego2570]

You can defer taxes on MLPs

[@berry1669]

as I understand the K1 tax form applies to US people only

[@KW-jj9uy]

How come you did not mention normal companies offering ok dividends. I love investing in these when they are on sale, and if the company makes a good product for a long time.

[@janoz06]

Thanks again

[@RichardPfeifer-g9z]

Why no discussion about the tax benefits of MLPs and no info about qualified and non-qualified divs on CC ETFs?

[@1DansBlues]

A never felt the love from investing in a MLP. If so it’s always best inside a IRA.

[@neddiego2570]

It's the worst inside IRA. You can defer tax on MLPs in taxable account

[@elymanic3497]

How do you feel about NLY, it went down recently

[@elymanic3497]

Sound I get in or will it fall more

[@MrDomrey]

Could you please do video of ZIM?

[@krakhour2]

ETFS are the best then bdcs and then reits then mlps. Dont like mortgage reits they buy mortgages and then can go into default if they cant cover the spread/ ..

[@kinghenry8615]

I must me missing something. 15 minutes on Turbo Tax and my MLP K-1's are done

[@gordonculp3646]

I invest in IEP in my Roth IRA. No taxes.

[@franciscoordaz568]

Great video 👍

[@georgechapogas1054]

Did a post get removed for some reason?

[@georgechapogas1054]

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[@jameshuddle5111]

I would put MLPs higher but only have in a IRA or 401k tax free account eliminating the tax burden. And place the ETNs on the bottom. Otherwise good enough.

[@h2wngh]

No, you still have to pay tax even put MLPs in IRA.

[@jameshuddle5111]

@@h2wngh I have not yet are you sure, are you a tax man?

[@jameshuddle5111]

I will go to the IRS website and check

[@h2wngh]

@@jameshuddle5111 good idea, you can also google online on the topic, will save you a lot of time. There are some MLP ETFs , such as AMZA, MLPX, AMLP, shareholders don’t have to deal K1 tax forms.

[@jameshuddle5111]

@@h2wngh The IRS doesn't have a QandA box so I will get with my tax person. I have not owned any MLPs for awhile and have not done my own taxes for years. I was thinking all IRA income was tax free.

[@longnguyen-fc3zc]

Yhy reinvesting Dividend in to VTN, when it could be white out

[@MrSimonious]

The ranking of best to worst equaling red to green seems backward to me… anyone else get triggered with this ?

[@jimh4167]

Good explanation of each type of vehicle.... I take it you're not a fan of yieldmax coveted calls

[@thatpointinlife]

Very good and informative video- Thank you! Most MLP's I come across focus on midstream, but there are midstream companies that are not MLP's, and therefore not K1 tax form burdened, that still pay high dividends up to around 7%. KMI and ENB are two examples.

[@georgechapogas1054]

Long term they have killed me. Best of luck in getting it right.

[@thatpointinlife]

@@georgechapogas1054, how so? Do they cut their dividends, performed poorly in growth, or both?

[@georgechapogas1054]

@@thatpointinlife If you buy them low enough I guess ok. But years ago when energy was cooking divs were high and so was the shr price, I got hurt. Not new. So yeah, just look at history of any MLP

[@thompsonreichert]

Enterprise is the only one worth investing in IMO.