The Stock Market Is MELTING - 3 Dividend Stocks I’m Buying 💰

This morning, we woke up to a crazy stock market sell off, and I know it can be gut-wrenching to see your dividend stocks take such a big hit in a short amount of time. However, this situation can actually be beneficial for dividend investors. In this video, I’ll explain why and discuss how you can take advantage of what will likely turn out to be a great dividend stock buying opportunity. Plus, I’ll share three dividend stocks I plan to load the boat on if the stock market meltdown continues to get worse.

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.

[jonathanzach]

I read in the book: The Psychology Of Money, that red days like these are the "price" we pay to be an investor in the stock market. If the market was going up all the time, than everyone would invest all the time.

[SirGenesis]

The “craziness” was exaggerated. I was ready to buy so much and the red just didn’t last that long.

I want a 2022 looking dip. lol

[JackMurphyInvesting]

Picked up some V, MSFT, AMZN, CVX, and REGN during this dip. Hope everyone is taking advantage of this buying opportunity 🔥🔥

[suzukiman]

Time in the market is better then timing the market

[NolanGouveia]

Stud. Great video and even better points!

[JJInvesting]

grabbing QQQM this week. will return to the dividends once things stabilize

[John-wkgj]

Bought A LOT of O today. Going to buy more MO when the price goes down a little bit more

[Jayvazquez]

Im going to load up on V tomorrow, in my portfolio to me that is where I get more value for my money on this dip.
Nice video!!!

[niecesandnephewsproduction]

I got NVDA below $100. I went back last 2 years and no matter what happening there was a drop in July(Aug*) with small bump then a severe drop in Sept. I will get nerves if we don't bounce back in Oct to Dec.

[jotteser]

Youre just in love with Visa. Bought 10 shares of V and added 40 ARCC. I hope ADC crashed to buy some more but they are up 13.8 percent from when I bought 😭

[TheDGICrab]

Just added to my ETFs today. Kind of conservative, but usually wait until Wednesday or Thursday before making a decision on single stocks. Might have missed the boat this week, or maybe the market dips more. Who knows? But I'll buy something I perceive as undervalued no matter what.

[markeh]

Picked up my UK shares I was after at a very good price and they are recovering.
USA is still 5% down at mo for me.
Take care all M.

[JavaDaveBlog]

I had to buy! I consider it sale price! Bought Nvidia, Voo, and OBDC

[christiangardener]

Im just trying to buy 1 share of schd and 1 share of schg every week at the moment. Been getting stressed hand picking stocks with my portfolio of over 100 different stocks

[leepickell]

Your AAPL sale was timed nicely! We have different styles, I would probably never sell a winner like that, or maybe sell 20 percent more than my original investment.

[januszjaxaxa]

It is hard to remember, that we are in stock market for cash flow from dividends, and not for price appreciation when we see crashes like that.

[captnawty]

Very well said about taking the "EMOTION" out of the market. Discounted, high-quality companies will survive, and you might want to consider that the market dip can be a buying opportunity. Averaging down your over-all cost of a stock can be a huge boom when the market recovers.

[tiagomendes]

Just load up my VUAA position, and also bought Starbucks and Nike

[Godfather]

I picked up some F, MDLZ and JEPI! But I think I’m gonna get either MCD or V depending which one takes the biggest dip today!

[bradm]

Keeping an eye on V, but it still seems a bit over valued. I know it’s a MOAT stock that comes at a premium price but I’m being patient and will look to start a position if it falls under $225.