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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend Growth Investing and chit chat. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: CrabbyTurtle who wrote (1729)	12/13/2021 5:32:48 PM
From: chowder	3 Recommendations Recommended By LegitDGIguy marsdon sm1th Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2146

If one is going to live off dividends, why would they hold a portfolio of assets that only yields 1.7%?

To: CrabbyTurtle who wrote (1729)	12/13/2021 6:01:53 PM
From: JubilationT	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2146

just wondering if you also sell options on the dividend stocks you own. btw, I believe dividend stocks are a good way to go.

To: CrabbyTurtle who wrote (1729)	12/14/2021 5:53:50 AM
From: Johnsmithk	Respond to of 2146

Investors generally look for dividend stocks that can generate stable passive income to curb inflation effects. While searching for dividend stocks, however, one should always look into the financials and fundamentals of companies to judge its dividend payout capabilities. There are some robust stocks in the Canadian markets that have delivered stable dividends in the past few years and also hiked their dividends from time to time. Dividend stocks generally belongs to reputed companies known for regular dividend payouts, which is a plus point to consider if you are a new investor and just stepping into the stock market world. Investors who seek dividend stocks often do so as these generally possess the capability to withstand tough market situations due to their well-established business presence.