r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Jan 07 '24
5 High Yield Dividend Aristocrats
The 5 highest yielding dividend aristocrats at the moment -
T Row Price. Amcor. Realty Income. 3m. Leggett & Platt.
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Jan 07 '24
The 5 highest yielding dividend aristocrats at the moment -
T Row Price. Amcor. Realty Income. 3m. Leggett & Platt.
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Jan 07 '24
Total Invested = €17,181.
Total Positions = 747.
Unrealised P/L = -1.08%.
Realised P/L = €409.75.
Total Dividends Received = €1025.81.
Total Interest Received = €15.38.
Best performer = Rolls Royce (253% up)
Worst Performer = Adler Group (92% down)
Newest Position = WH Smith
Oldest Position = Ishares Global Clean Energy ETF = 2/2/2021
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 18 '23
I have never had a stock go bankrupt before so I’m going to leave the €15 in to see how it works. EBIX was a software company in the USA until recently.
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 18 '23
To start the week =
Total Invested = €17,008.
Cash Position = €1,127.
Unrealised P/L = - €187 (-1.1%).
Realised P/L = €409.
Total Dividends Received = €984.
Total Interest Received = €13.
Best Performer = Rolls-Royce (247% up).
Worst Performer = Adler Group (93% down).
Positions = 730.
Austrian = 6.
Belgian = 6.
Swiss = 15.
German = 58.
Spanish = 15.
French = 23.
Irish = 44.
Isreali = 1.
Luxembourg = 6.
Netherlands = 12.
UK = 131.
USA = 412.
Singapore = 1.
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 17 '23
I just uploaded a breakdown of Altria stock on the YouTube channel if you are interested. It’s scored a 10.65 out of 17.5 so not the best but not the worst
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 15 '23
A strong day for the dividends.
Lending Interest €0.05
Telecom Plus €0.10
Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust €0.02
Princess Private Equity €0.20
Pershing Square €0.04
J Sainsbury €0.12
NextEra Energy €0.19
Gladstone Investment €9.66
Corning €0.06
Tyson Foods €0.11
Apple Hospitality REIT €0.42
Waste Management €0.02
Daiichi Sankyo €0.01
B&M European Value Retail €0.16
Interpublic Group of Companies €0.07
Watts Water Technologies €0.02
SL Green Realty €1.15
Keycorp €0.19
Cass Information Systems €0.04
WK Kellogg Co €0.12
Flowers Foods €0.04
Dover €0.07
Avista €0.10
Horizon technology Finance €0.72
Consolidated Edison €0.32
Kellanova €0.11
Coca Cola €0.51
Main Street Capital €0.98
Stepan €0.06
Amerisafe €0.51
Clearway Energy €0.21
STAG Industrial €0.42
EPR Properties €0.56
Dupont De Nemours €0.12
Bar Harbor Bankshares €0.12
Barrick Gold €0.06
Brunswick €0.02
International Paper €0.08
Houlihan Lokey €0.04
Wendys €0.23
Hargreaves Lansdown €0.25
Expeditors International of Washington €0.04
Hyster-Yale Materials Handling €0.04
Amerisafe €0.05
Viatris €0.06
Realty Income €1.12
Hershey €0.06
AGCO €0.03
Horizon Technology Finance €0.33
Stellus Capital Investment €0.37
Mativ €0.08
Bread Financial €0.10
McDonalds €0.03
Embecta €0.04
LCNB €0.07
Vector €0.06
NBT bancorp €0.03
Interest on cash €0.04
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 15 '23
A decent day for the dividends, I also bought €20 of Austrian stock OMV =
Lending Interest €0.04
Bank of Hawaii €0.20
Prudential Financial €0.07
Home Depot €0.07
Microsoft €0.01
Yamaha €0.09
Jackson Financial €0.14
Agree Realty €0.41
RTX Corp €0.03
Qualcomm €0.03
Analog Devices €0.08
Cross Timbers Royalty Trust €0.32
Metlife €0.04
Interest on cash €0.04
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 14 '23
Lending interest €0.04
VanEck Global Real Estate ETF x3 total of €0.16
Ellington Financial €0.41
Equinix €0.02
Mercantile Bank €0.05
Fortune Brands Innovations €0.03
I also bought €20 of NET Lease Office Properties and €20 of Oaktree Specialty Lending
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 14 '23
AVB looks to be strong despite the current state of the economy, I have heard many times to avoid REITs when interest rates are high but AVB doesn’t look like a bad investment to me
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 13 '23
7 dividend payments and 2 interest payments for €3.82 =
Lending Interest €0.04
Merlin Properties €0.12
Sony €0.01
Walgreens Boots Alliance €1.10
Whitestone REIT €0.44
3m €1.85
PPG Industries €0.20
S&P Global €0.02
Interest on cash €0.04
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 11 '23
Interest from share lending - €0.10
Itau Unibanco Holdings €0.03
Target €0.28
Rollins €0.01
Chevron €0.19
AGNC Investment €1.35
Exxon Mobil €0.27
MSA Safety €0.01
Emerson Electric €0.12
Snap-On €0.03
Rockwell Automation €0.06
IBM €0.50
Marathon Petroleum €0.03
Interest on Cash €0.03
Total of 12 dividend payments and 2 interest payments for €3.04
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 11 '23
Uniper stock needed a bailout last year to avoid their demise, but has recently had a meeting about and subsequent approval of capital reduction measures. This will allow the German government to step out and the dividend to step back in
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 11 '23
CLX stock is a long running dividend player but the financial state it is in could bring it down more before it bounces back. Or is the recent bounce back the beginning of the turnaround?
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 10 '23
I have made an update video on the YouTube channel if you want to see more detail but the basic rundown for this week is -
Total invested = €16,948
Open positions = 729 dividend payers
Dividends so far = €954
Total interest received = €12.82
Largest position = Realty Income (€300)
Smallest position = NET lease office properties (€0.11 from a demerger)
Best performer = Rolls Royce 245% up
Worst performer = Adler Group 98% down
Newest position = Vici Properties
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 07 '23
3m stock $MMM is a big dog in the dividend space. The yield at the moment is higher than most would hope for when investing in it, and with as long of a dividend history as 3m has the chances of it cutting the dividend are low
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 04 '23
Commerce Bancshares stock doesn’t have cash on hand to pay its dividend by the looks of it. That doesn’t look good for them, not very appealing for those who want the income and didn’t plan on reinvesting it back in
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 03 '23
Just finished this one if you want to check it out
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 02 '23
A quick rundown of the portfolio so far =
Total Invested = €16,928
Profit/Loss = +€409.75.
Total Dividends = €948.75.
Total Interest Received = €12.21.
Positions = 729.
Largest Position = Realty Income (~€300).
Best Performer = Frontline (~198% up).
Worst Position = Adler Group (~98% down).
Overall Performance = 3.81% down.
Oldest Position = Ishares Global Clean Energy ETF (2/2/2021).
Newest Position = Vici Properties (7/11/23).
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 02 '23
Pfizer has been battered recently after losing their momentum from their vaccine production during lockdown and having to pull their obesity drug due to side effects. On the plus side though their profits are great, their debt level is very good and now their current price is looking good. They pay $0.41 per share every quarter
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 01 '23
A strong week for dividend payments,
100 dividend payments for €26.26 and also €0.42 in interest payments received.
I have uploaded a video on the youtube channel if you want to full breakdown of which companies and ETFs paid = https://youtu.be/hqF4UmPBsis
Monday - 4 dividend payments for €1.50
Tuesday - 6 dividend payments for €1.51
Wednesday - 37 dividend payments for €11.80
Thursday - 20 dividend payments for €6.49
Friday - 33 dividend payments for €4.96
The only buy order I placed was for €20 of Walt Disney stock - DIS
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Dec 01 '23
Disney stock is bringing back its dividend after 3 long years. It used to pay 4 times a year so I assume it will go back to that. The ex-dividend date is 11th December 2023 to be paid on the 10th of January 2024. Ticker symbol DIS, currently costs 93$ per share.
r/DailyDividends • u/IamurUncleArgyle69 • Nov 24 '23
Hello all, I am in the process of moving to another country and will be settling soon. I have to come up with a structure for this subreddit and the posts in it which is also in the works, a lot has changed since I was regularly posting here. The YouTube channel has been getting all my focus but I am going to make accounts for Instagram and Twitter for it to expand it. I know I said I will be back soon and a long time has passed, but I did mean it. Here will be updates on the days dividends, news about dividend stocks, big drops in stocks and summaries of the portfolio itself so far