monthly dividends what's up guys welcome back to the channel

my name is Bruce Wayne in today's video I'm gonna go over four more monthly

dividend stocks that I've been keeping my eye on and it has been in my watch

list for a long time monthly dividend stocks are great to

have in your portfolio they provide very stable income especially if you pick the

right companies so let's just jump right into the Robin Hood portfolio and take a

look at all the monthly dividend stocks that I'm talking about this is my Robin

Hood challenge I deposit $100 into my Robin Hood portfolio every week I buy

sell and mostly collect dividends if you want to join me there's a link in the

description when you sign up you get a free stock these are some of the stuffs

that you might be able to get Berkshire Hathaway Apple Facebook CenturyLink

energy transfer and the best part there's no Commission's on any trades so

that means you can buy one stock and you don't have to pay any Commission's on

that trade so back to my portfolio I'm at three thousand one hundred and five

dollars today is a red day for me I'm down about five dollars and fifty cents

on the week I'm at one hundred and eight dollars on the month I'm up three

hundred sixty dollars the three month I'm up five hundred dollars one year I'm

up four hundred sixty and the greatest of all I'm finally up again on my

all-time chart here I first began trading penny stocks in 2017 I lost a

lot of money probably in the $500 range and now I'm finally in the green after

all this time penny stock trading wasn't for me so I had to switch up my strategy

my new strategy is to invest for the long term into really great companies

like Apple and Microsoft Nike and also to collect dividends monthly dividends

quarterly dividends annual dividends from all different types of companies so

I want to stick with the tradition to open some of the free rewards I got from

my subscribers I'm gonna start off with one from Matthew I'm gonna open the one

right in the middle hopefully I get something rare and

instead I got xanga the shares worth five dollars and two cents I know I do

not want to answer that Thank You Daphne let's open up the 1 all the way on the

right side and I got one stock of Groupon for $3.31 and 32 cents for the

last stock of the day I'm gonna open from I'm gonna open this one from Ken so

thank you can I'm gonna pick the one on the left here and something that I've

never seen before what is this transcend Trix trans Center X worth two dollars

and 74 cents no idea what this company is I have to do some digging into this

company I don't want to bore you with opening more rewards so let's save that

for the next video I'm gonna jump in right into the monthly dividend stocks

that I want to highlight so at the moment I'm currently invested into seven

monthly dividend stocks and right here on the screen is exactly what I have and

the number next to it that is how much money I'm invested into each of these

stocks I went over all of these stocks all the pros and cons and what I think

about them so if you want to go check that out I'll link it in the in the card

above so these monthly dividend stocks are what I regularly invest in each and

every week and I use the dividends to reinvest back into my portfolio from my

research I know that there are probably 40-plus monthly dividend stocks that are

out there on the stock market so these are the ones I have and there are a few

on my watch list and those are the ones I want to highlight and go over so one

thing that I want to say about all these monthly dividend stocks that are in my

watchlist is that the lowest market cap is two billion dollars and there are a

lot of stocks out there that are monthly dividend paying but their market cap is

a lot lower than 1 billion dollars and when a company has less than 1 billion

dollar market cap I'm just not interested in investing in them because

it's just such a such a small company so the first monthly dividend stock that I

want to highlight is PBA Pembina is $36 and 15 9 cents as you can see on the day

they're doing all right on the weak they're down 1% on

the month they're dead they're up $3.00 on the three months chart they're up

almost $4 on the year they're up $3 on the five-year chart you can see that

there has been some up-and-down but overall they're still 1.7 percent up

just from looking at this chart I can tell that there is not much volatility

in Pembina and I like stocks that are not that volatile when it comes to

monthly difference talks is a market cap is 18 billion dollars that means that

this company is very big very mature dividend yield is four point three three

percent the 52 week high is 37 dollars and the 52 week low is $28 this company

is very mature as you can see it was founded in 1954 over 70 years old right

now Pembina is a pipeline company and the biggest on this list and one of the

riskiest pipeline companies are generally a low-risk play in this regard

what this Canadian oil company has struggled as of late so now let's take a

look at how much PPA pays out per month for their dividend their ex-dividend

date is on February 22 2009 teen and the cash amount for the dividends is about

fourteen point five cents and it looks like it jumps up between is always up

and down around fourteen cents ever since scrolling down here this is

all 2018 2017 it was still around fourteen cents and two thousands in mid

2017 it was around twelve cents so in the last year in the last two three

years they have increased their dividends so just looking through the

history you can see that there is some growth but not that much the second

monthly dividend stock on my list right here is Shaw's communication right now

it is 20 dollars and 58 cents it's moving sideways on the day not too much

volatility there on the week it's been down just a little bit on the month down

about up about a dollar right on the three

months up one dollar and seventeen cents on the year up four percent in the

five-year chart you can see that is down about 10% s Jr's market cap is around

ten point five billion dollars dividend yield is at four point five nine percent

this dividend yield is a bit more sustainable under five percent the 52

weeks high is $21.50 52 week low is $17.50 this company is very mature

founded in 1966 over 50 years old and you can see the volatility is considered

low this is another Canadian company telecommunications company the last

stock was also a Canadian company one thing to note about Canadian companies

and their monthly dividend payouts they pay out in Canadian dollars so I'm not

sure how Robin Hood if they exchange it into American dollars and they pay out

in American dollars and I don't know exactly that process but because I don't

own any Canadian stops at the moment Charles communication is there if you

guys want to try it out and if you are gonna try it out let me know and tell me

about the dividend payouts because do they pay out correctly or do they

convert it and like charge you a fee or anything like that yeah please if you

guys know the difference let me know before I jump into the third multi

dividend stock please drop election me have you been enjoying this video it

really helps me a lot when the engagements are really high on this

video thanks dpr properties is a commercial real estate investment trust

epr is also known as entertainment properties dpr specializes in a lot of

non-traditional assets such as golf driving ranges ski parks water parks

they have private schools and a lot more their market cap is about 5.5 billion

and their dividend yield is about 6.2 3 percent the 52 weeks high is 75 $75

takes two weeks low is about fifty one dollars for example my REITs investments

all are mostly either hospitality apartment buildings or residential

buildings and commercial buildings but nothing

like the in nothing in entertainment so this might be a great way to diversify

your portfolio if you have all of the similar types of REITs that I have so

the fourth and the last monthly dividend stock on my watch list is Main Street

capital right now they're about thirty-eight dollars and 97 cents on the

day they're just going sideways on the week up two percent up sixty percent on

the month three months charges up almost three percent on the year they're up

almost ten percent that's that's pretty crazy that's a lot of growth if you look

at the five-year chart they're up twenty percent so there's a lot of growth in

this company make sure your capital that is uh that's great to see it's great to

see a trend going up where it's all at all times the market cap is 2.3 billion

dividend yield five point six six percent fifty-two weeks high is $40 d 52

weeks low is about thirty two dollars so there's not much volatility in this

stock at the moment which is great let's take a look at the dividend history of

this company if we take a look back we can see that the dividends for the month

of each month are around nineteen cents at the moment and it's been that way for

the last few months if we take a look into 2018 the dividends are still about

nineteen cents and the one and one thing about Maine they pay a semi-annual

special dividend so that means there's an extra two dividends every year that

they pay I'm not sure why they do that but the more dividends the better so you

can see that this company has been increasing their dividend yields

year after year that's a great sign because it's showing growth for the

company so to be honest the only two companies that I see myself purchasing

in the next few months are either epr properties or Maine and out of those two

I'm leaning towards Maine as the champion all these monthly dividend

companies are very small to mid cap size and none of them

are on the sp500 so that means they're not on one of the biggest companies in

the world one thing to know about monthly dividend stocks and dividend

stocks in general is that when a company that is paying dividends when they're

struggling and when they when they're not doing good when business not doing

good they usually tend to cut their dividends it doesn't happen all the time

but it does happen so just be aware of that monthly dividend investing and

dividend investing in general is not a get-rich-quick type of type of thing so

just know that this is a very long-term solution to getting wealthy and getting

rich the main goal with dividend investing is to be able to cover your

expenses every month for example myself I would need about four thousand dollars

every month to be able to cover all my expenses and those are just the bare

minimum and currently I'm not anywhere close to that and it's gonna take me

many years to get to that level unless I win the lottery or something and try to

invest for the long term because I think that's the smartest way to go that's all

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