The Case for Investing in Dividend Paying Stocks | Income Investing

There's a huge disparity when it comes to the stock market in 2020. We've seen a small amount of very concentrated but large companies rule the day. Let's draw out a visual to show the difference between growth and more traditional, dividend-oriented companies.




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[vca]

one can't always be right but this guy is honest and truthful.

[inikidaisy]

Love your videos. I will tell my husband to watch this one as well. By the way, you are looking very dapper!

[tedsterrett]

Thank you for your insight on the current market situation and how it's constantly changing... I like your positive attitude and future outlook... Wes that BLUE blazer makes you one of the most stylish investment professionals on youtube!

[iamjacquesbarjon]

Banks and financials (Bank of America, JPM, GS, etc.) are really undervalued right now. I don’t know when but they’ll have a nice pop once things get back to “normal”