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27593414 No.27593414 [Reply] [Original]

Are there still companies that consistently earn money and actually pay a good dividend--at least a few % over inflation?

It seems all the good shit has already been pumped and dividends are lowered far below inflation as a result.

>> No.27593498

>>27593414
Wells Fargo might still bee fine

>> No.27593499

Foreign stocks welcome also, I like to diversify political and currency risks

>> No.27593558

>>27593498
1.3% dividend man, needless to say not above inflation

>> No.27593601

>>27593414
Yes. Look into mortgage reits like MFA financial or NYMT or TWO. Other reits like STOR are good too but better bought a few months ago. Lastly I'd check out certain midstream oil services like PSXP as they give a great increasing dividend. Watch out for some other ones though as their prices are a constant drop down over years. But some are pretty decent growth stocks as well

>> No.27593717

>>27593601
Forgot to add, go Google "xxx dividend" and go on nasdaq to see it, because often times brokers are straight up wrong about whatever stock's dividend they post

>> No.27593842

>>27593717
I look at the dividend history to make sure it's consistent and not just some kind of fluke or financial trickery.

Thanks for the tips, reading up on them now.

>> No.27594557

>>27593842
Go on finviz.com and go to the screener tab. Sort by highest dividend and choose index = s&p 500 so the company is big enough to support a heavy dividend.

You’ll see some risky choices in there like xom, pm, mo, t, oke etc. I think having a small allocation toward these is worth it given they probably won’t cut in the foreseeable future.

I will say that utilities are somewhat undervalued. Oke is a heavy payer and actually owns a utility company and a midstream gas service, interesting play.

Ed is a really undervalued one, but that’s because people are running from New York. Still a good risk though. So, d, duk, nee, and awk should provide growth and divs.

Anyway, those are my suggestions for a moderate risk div port.

>> No.27594888

>>27594557
How is XOM risky? I get that oil is down right now but people don't realize oil is still vital and once things open up I see XOM 2x easy.

>> No.27595085

>>27594888
Because if the sand niggers crank up production and demand stays low you could have $40 a barrel forever which sucks huge cocks. But I guess that was always a risk.

I agree that oil will still be used far into the future for not only fuel but for plastics and other shit cars are made out of. I also see growth in industrialization in Africa and India being a huge driver for oil in 2030-2050.

>> No.27595231

>>27595085
Honestly I've just been throwing every spare 40 bucks I have into XOM because even with Biden leaning hard into this green bullshit I see oil going back up by next year at latest even before you factor in the poo superpower

>> No.27595859

>>27594557
>finviz.com
Was an addict years ago but forgot about it, thanks. OKE looks solid, getting a lot in this one at open.

>> No.27595890

>>27593414

$CLF