I like ABR!
Can someone give me some dividend paying quality stocks with growth potential?
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I like ABR!
Me too!! It's one of the only high div stocks I can find that is increasing in price and growing its dividend. I own it and buy more on dips.
IIRC Enbridge & Pembina are both paying out more in dividends than they are making in earnings. This has been for some time now. When/if they reduce dividends, the dividend-chasers will flee, causing the stock to drop for a decent entry.
You could also (hope) for another fire-sale in crypto ETFs soon, then buy some Ethereum ETFs and then sit back and collect those dividends when the merge happens in 2nd quarter.
Then again, there is no guarantee the merge won't be pushed back again for another quarter or two.
You could also (hope) for another fire-sale in crypto ETFs soon, then buy some Ethereum ETFs and then sit back and collect those dividends when the merge happens in 2nd quarter.
Then again, there is no guarantee the merge won't be pushed back again for another quarter or two.
There's some interesting "value" stuff in the world of smallcaps. At least they are not distorted by being in an index and thereby passively inflated. The businesses tend to be more pure plays, so presumably you can wrap your head around the fundamentals. Plenty of stocks with P/E's under 10 and fat dividends.
I like the finviz elite screener for finding candidates.
AMGN ~3+% yield (low volatility)
SNP (China's "Exxon) ~ 14.5% yield (-US foreign div tax)
Risk = international politics
+0.50 (1.00%)
http://www.sinopec.com/listco/en/
Mkt cap
74.74B
P/E ratio
5.31
Div yield
14.58%
52-wk high
55.77
52-wk low
40.60
SNP (China's "Exxon) ~ 14.5% yield (-US foreign div tax)
Risk = international politics
+0.50 (1.00%)
http://www.sinopec.com/listco/en/
Mkt cap
74.74B
P/E ratio
5.31
Div yield
14.58%
52-wk high
55.77
52-wk low
40.60
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GAIN. Have held it for years, solid as a rock.
%%Whenever I look at those yields on those dividend ETFs I always get a sad.
ABR looks pretty good ,this year's chart + dividend ;
past drawdowns are from $15 to below $4 in 2020........
Cabin, I think I've seen you mention RVT before. That pick kind of intrigues me. I love the huge yield. But, despite it supposedly being a "value" fund, it has huge volatility. In ~2008 downturn it went from like 21.31 all the way down to below 6. Talk about a wipe out. Why in particular do you like it? I will say, when things do turn around, if it can hold its dividend payout it will very likely come back big, people will be lapping up the stock for that fat yield left and right!
The Royce Family of Funds are great. RVT...I remember during long recession years, it would pay a 6% dividend...During average years, it would pay a 6% dividend!! And, as of today...A 11.59% dividend.
Concerning RVT, they find value companies. Companies that have found a niche and are holding market share. The funds will talk with upper management...Really talk, long and hard. They want to know that management is not bleeding the company dry with stock options and compensation. Those are some of the things the Royce Family does. Not pretty, but it works...
PS RGT...What is the dividend this past year on the fund?? 27.92%...Yeah, you read that right...