3 Reasons Why I ONLY Buy Dividend Stocks 💰

In this video, I’ll be answering some of the really great dividend investing questions that I’ve been getting from you guys lately like:

- Why do you only buy dividend stocks?
- What are your thoughts on Altria Group (MO)?
- What are your top 3 book recommendations for dividend investors?
- How many dividend stocks should you own?

The ideas and opinions presented in this video are meant for informational and entertainment purposes only, are not intended to serve as a recommendation to buy or sell any security in any account, and are not an offer or sale of a security. They are also not research reports and are not intended to serve as the basis for any investment decision.

[DynnWeems]

17 and have been investing for 2 years now. My dividend portfolio has changed alot since I began watching your videos

[DzDivz]

Wow, three unique book suggestions. Not the usual suspects. Thanks for sharing. 🍻

[jd-ekg-]

Made it through the Happy Hour and this video man
Thanks for not using any loud attention getting sound effects

I love to hear your overall perspective and insights
This was a cool video particularly, sets a calm atmosphere and keeps people thinking responsibly

StayCool bro
🍺🐧🐧🤙🏼

[hagank]

Nice dude. That MO take was super cool to hear

[davidwayne]

Nothing like waking up and seeing you posted a video 🙌🏻

[nilsfranz]

I'm at the airport and I indefinitely downloaded your video for flight entertainment haha

[FiresideDividender]

Agreed on all points Ryne..the more people that realize the benefits the better!

[jakeaglietti]

Love these vids! Like keeping my taxable simple. I have two etfs, DGRO and SCHD, then four stocks COST, WSM, MS, LLY. I don’t think I could do more than four stocks. They have solid dividend growth.

[markrouch]

My advisors told me b/c I’m so young (23) that it dose not make much sense for me to invest in dividend paying stock portfolios (I don’t do single stocks) rather I’m better off investing in heavily growth focused funds since I have ALOT of time on my side I know I’m sacrificing my Yield on cost I do still have a dividend payer since selling all of it would have been a lot to sell I also have a bond for when the market takes a dive that pays interest monthly (both dividend and interest paying portfolio are monthly so about $225/month and that’s after taking a less dividend more diversified approach to the portfolio as a whole, to be more specific my dividend etf/index fund paid $171 and my bond paid about $55 :)

[flak_factory]

this dude along with a few other help alot with investing and know where to start

[brutalmanfatal]

I buy divs stock, but also I have growth stocks and do some buy and sell on companies that go down for some reason and sell them later when they bounce back. It is a good way to boost your value as counting only in dividends can be very slow in the first 6-8 years.

[michaeldcarson]

I love this video and have watched it many times.

[JustPauloP]

Oh that was my question. I’m Paulo ♥️🙏🏻

[nonayabusiness]

I ponder if the campaigns of anti smoking had cause MO to drop down. However it’s still one of the best dividend stocks out there. The reason to have a drip is to rely on a stable and passive dividend payouts to live off of. Growth isn’t the main part of it.

[RegularJoeKnife]

Ryne, do you prefer one over the other ETF vs Individual Stock for dividends? I know you own more individual but reference or best strategy?

[etantao]

I'd add this question:

Is it better to drip directly on the same stock that paid the dividend or have the money as cash to buy more of whatever position has a dip at the moment?

[sethperry]

Im a new investor and just started a month ago. I'm a driver at UPS and saw the stock has been falling the last 2 years but had a good q3. Is it a good time to start investing in UPS?

[Investright-tk]

Great video as always man, I’ve been looking at the stock SOFI and bought some shares at around $10 and I’m wondering if you have any thoughts on this stock I would love to know!!

[mattw]

I only do dividend stocks (or ETFs...) too. Want that steady income.

[cashflow]

I never sell the chicken (stock) that lays the egg (dividend).