How to Use a Stock Screener to Find Dividend Stocks

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[Young]

I watched some of your other videos and now I am starting from your 1st one. Very informative. I hope more people will see your videos and learn from you

[mohamedsalah-opms]

what an amazing tool !!!
I think if you can explain what are the tools that we can make use of it would be very helpful.

u r amazing actually
u r one of those who teach us the tools not just sharing a data .

apreciate your effort keep going

[DividendIncomeBloodhound]

Great first video, quality of your videos are really good!

[keithpopowski]

The guy asked for a screener for US and foreign. Does Zacks screen Australian stocks?

[NationRandom]

Your book sold me on dividend growth and retirement but you say price doesn’t matter, but if I only have $200 to invest wouldn’t buying 5 shares of KO with a say $1 dividend annually be more impactful than 1 AAPL share with a say $4 dividend?
Seems like the ability to have more shares getting more dividends would be better, which I assume is why the criteria was for a $20 stock.

Love to see your reply

[sss-cenz]

How we know how much the dividend will make for us ? I mean how to calculate your income per month using dividend yield