re: Which dividend stocks do you recommend this month

Grow it in a growth stock or fund, then prior to next crash, park it and cherry pick your Div stock/funds on sale when the bottom does drop out.

BA or ASML

Because they’re arguably the two most important companies in the world and have one or fewer competitors. BA will pay a dividend soon enough.

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It’s preferred shares of a micro cap company that has never turned a profit. Why don’t you explain why you like the company and not just the dividend?

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why does it matter? Ive held it for years and it's never missed a dividend payment. It's the easiest 11% Ive ever made.

KRO

7.xx% divvy and the stock will almost double

WFC

PSEC- 9.54% div
YYY- 12.35% div
ORC- 15.48% div
KBWD- 11.31% div
NYMT- 13.11% div
QYLD- 13.74% div
PPT- 8.32% div
RYLD- 13.5% div
NUSI- 9% div
PCF- 10.6% div
CRF- 18% div
XYLD- 13.4% div

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CCLDP Carecloud at 11% even though some of you shits downvote me every week when I reply to the same post

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Dividend investors typically look for stocks with strong underlying businesses.

I took a quick look at the stock last time I saw you mention it. Numbers just didn’t look very strong to me. They’ve had good rev growth but gross margins are dwindling. They’ve turned a profit one year (granted it was this past year). Free Cash flow has been very spotty.

Just don’t have confidence in maintaining the dividend. Where do they get the cash from? Capital raises? I definitely want no part of any business funding dividend payments with capital raises.

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I buy 500 dollars worth of dividend stocks every month. My goal is to hold this for at least the next 25 years. What’s your recommendations this month? Just looking for opinions. Been doing this for the last year

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How's the performance of this portfolio compared to VYM or SCHD? And tell us what's in it.

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PSEC- 9.54% div
YYY- 12.35% div
ORC- 15.48% div
KBWD- 11.31% div
NYMT- 13.11% div
QYLD- 13.74% div
PPT- 8.32% div
RYLD- 13.5% div
NUSI- 9% div
PCF- 10.6% div
CRF- 18% div
XYLD- 13.4% div

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Those are almost all yield traps and expense ratio's thru the roof. I own one of those XYLD. Many of those may not be around much longer the way they are hemorrhaging money.

you maybe be right. It amazes me how some of these companies are able to pay huge dividends with some of their business models. I usually look at the cashflow and the Div payout ratio's when buying div stocks. Of course with Reits payout ratios are almost always high.