Dividend Stock Investing

[The Virginian]

Dividend Stock Investing - Long Term, history has proved the best way to Invest is one of the most simple ways. Start your Investing now with a simple, effective way of investing, by-pass all the Funds, The Investment Advisers, The experts, the middle man , and do it your self. Say the fees associated with the "experts" and enjoy the 11% returns of Dividend Investing as proved by history !

[Deleted]

I was thinking of restarting it over here, since i originally started the one over at MT...thanks for getting it going.

As far as 2011 dividend plays

My tried and true list is

MO
PM
XOM
JNJ
NYB
GE
DUK

I also have a few smaller positions in
EOI
DPO

My pick for total stock appreciation and dividends for 2011 is GE

On my watch list
DOW
DD

[The Virginian]

OOPS Sorry for getting it wrong gdgyva!
I should have checked my facts!

Anyway thanks for your input.

[Deleted]

no apology needed

Drftr posted more in the thread than i did....lol

In my opinion, there is no better and safer method for accumulating wealth over a LONG sustained period

This is not a for the stock trader.....this is for the buyer who follows stocks on a VERY casual basis....

Unless something hits the news like what happened to BP...these companies need to be checked on a quarterly or semi annual basis

You buy, hold, and reap the benefits of long sustained growth....and the power of reinvesting the dividends

[inhouston]

Here is a quick copy & paste of my list - do your due diligence - I own all of them .....

(note - older list - DIV yields might be higher/lower as of today)

Mix of : Stocks / Mut funds / MLP's / Trusts / Closed-end funds / ETF's / Reits

Symbol Approx Current Div Yield %

ADVDX 19.6
TNK 19.4
AOD 17.3
BPT 16.5
WHX 15.3
GAUCX 14.7
AGD 13.5
CQP 11.8
NMM 10.5
DPO 10.4
GGN 10.3
BTZ 10.3
HNW 10.3
HYV 10.0
CPNO 9.8
LINE 9.5
MMLP 9.4
ERF 9.2
HGT 9.2
RIT 9.1
PWE 8.9
TLP 8.8
PCC 8.7
MWE 8.7
PVX 8.4
FLY 8.3
MTR 8.2
SJT 8.0
SFL 8.0
NAT 7.9
DVF 7.9
PBT 7.8
EEP 7.8
KGS 7.8
SBR 7.5
PGH 7.4
DEP 7.1
GEL 7.1
CRT 7.0
PGX 6.8
BTE 6.7
PAA 6.7
T 6.6
KMP 6.6
VZ 6.5
VVR 6.4
MMP 6.4
BP 6.2
PFF 6.0
LTC 6.0


NOTE - I did not "proof" my holdings
(some may have stopped or reduced dividends)

[Unlimited]

Dritr will missed

[Bluerobin]

Looks like most of mine are covered. Add PG, CAT, HON, ETG and APU.

[The Virginian]

Dritr will missed

He will be but I am going to try and convince a few of the holdouts over there to reconsider coming to these boards.
I guess sometimes change is difficult

[DumDeeDoe]

Virginian,Is your picture 2 guys in a bear suit?
Looks like the head fell down drunk and the rear is trying to walk him home....

[The Virginian]

Virginian,Is your picture 2 guys in a bear suit?

;D No, It's actually me trying to make it home from work! ;D

[The Virginian]

The big play for 2011 is big caps that pay big dividends!

Read more: notmsnmoney.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=moneytalk&action=display&thread=114&page=7#ixzz19mqQGste[/quote]

Courtesy of Frank the Impaler! -

[comokate]

Bump war...got it...
<---amazing music BTW

[The Virginian]

Cool Pics Como!

[comokate]

I was hoping to get you pinned at "the top"...very succulent content sir ! :-)

[The Virginian]

No such luck - I don't want to be pinned, but I do wish some would contribute to discussions more. I have even considered starting my own Boards for the more serious discussions.

[Deleted]

XEL and SYY

[Deleted]

My message kept disappearing and I tried to ignore it but it wouldn't go away! I loved Dumdeedoes description of your portrait!

[Deleted]

Do you know why DEG won't reinvest dividends? I have another foreign stock and it does!

[frankq]

EXC ,T, MO, MRK

[The Virginian]

When it comes to dividend investing, payout growth is just as important as current yield. Among the highest-yielding U.S. stocks are blue-chip Dow components. But, not all Dow stocks are on equal footing in terms of shareholder treatment. In fact, some of the highest-yielding Dow stocks, such as Pfizer(PFE_), have cut their dividends in the past. Below is a snapshot of those with the best three-year dividend growth.

10. Exxon(XOM_), 3-Year Dividend Growth: 28%

9. Caterpillar(CAT_), 3-Year Dividend Growth: 29%

8. Coca-Cola(KO_), 3-Year Dividend Growth: 30%

7. J&J(JNJ_), 3-Year Dividend Growth: 30%

6. Microsoft(MSFT_), 3-Year Dividend Growth: 34%

5. P&G(PG_), 3-Year Dividend Growth: 39%

4. Wal-Mart(WMT_), 3-Year Dividend Growth: 43%

3. Un. Tech.(UTX_), 3-Year Dividend Growth: 50%

2. Intel(INTC_), 3-Year Dividend Growth: 71%

1. IBM(IBM_), 3-Year Dividend Growth: 71%

Source: The Street

[comokate]

Thank you for the info, I'll be checking into it

[Driftr]

Found this on page 7 of the thread list. For shame people. For shame. My current list of stocks I own. Will get % of portfolio soon. Gets more cumbersome because I have many of them in an IRA and a trading account.

BP, KO, PM, KFT, HNZ, PFE, WMT, EXC, DD, JNJ, DUK, MCD, NMM, FSC, WHX, HI, PTY, PMX, FTR

-The FTRs were 'freebies' I received when VZ spun off some land line business last year. The PTY and PMX are really small positions I just wanted to see what the prices did and how the income stream worked.

-I haven't bought anything for a while with recent dividends because I think we'll have another rough May (if not sooner) and I'd rather not buy today when I expect things to be cheaper in a couple/few months.

[The Virginian]

I haven't bought anything for a while with recent dividends because I think we'll have another rough May (if not sooner) and I'd rather not buy today when I expect things to be cheaper in a couple/few months.

Hi Drifter,

Long time no see! I believe you just might be right about the buying opportunity. If Saudi Arabia Falls then things might get really cheap - except for the oil stocks!

[Small Biz Owner]

Hi Drifter,

Long time no see!


Same here - welcome back

[Deleted]

Drftr

Bout damn time you showed up here

Damn glad to see you

[Small Biz Owner]

By the way anyone heard from Duffminster or In.Houston lately? Drftr have some K.

[sangria]

In Houston is still the King Pharoah of dividends.



So let it be written, so let it be done.

But he left off one very important money making investment . . . .

[Driftr]

Leading contender for more shares come May is currently EXC. Hoping between now and then that people continue to drag them through the mud just because they are involved in nuclear.

[Deleted]

Buying opportunities in next few days

Been holding for a while now, looking for a pullback

This isn't the kind of pullback i expected....but it may just be the impetus i need to add to positions

Looking at adding to positions in

JNJ
MO
HNZ
GE (cost average at 9.50 per share....and with this kind of drop may be worth a few more shares for long term) still number one part of my portfolio

[frankq]

Mar 15, 2011 12:31:34 GMT -5 Driftr said:

Leading contender for more shares come May is currently EXC. Hoping between now and then that people continue to drag them through the mud just because they are involved in nuclear.

Driftr, I like the way you think. If they drive it down below $40, I'm in for more myself.