Name: 9 HIGH-YIELD DIVIDEND STOCKS I'M BUYING IN 2020
Uploaded: 2020-03-10T20:52:18.000Z
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So I'm gonna show right now the two dividend stocks that I just purchased, I purchased shares of Universal Corporation and PPL Corporation.

I bought Universal at a starting yield of 5.83% and PPL at 4.87%.

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The simple average of those is 5.35% starting yield starting dividend yield cash flow that I can use immediately to pay my bills. 00:00:42.980 --> 00:01:0.990  This is the theme of 2020 for me high yielding stocks I'm gonna share with you today the nine high yielding stocks that I'm gonna be focused on for 2020 these air the nine stocks throughout the year that I'm gonna stay laser focused on when I'm deploying capital in the stock market. 00:01:1.190 --> 00:01:3.370  And so I'm gonna share today those stocks. 00:01:3.370 --> 00:01:11.750  But I'm also going to share the complete methodology that I used to select those stocks because a lot of analysis went into it.

A lot of numbers, a lot of numbers crunching, and I want to share with everyone out there how I approach the stock market and how I came up with these nine stocks that I will be focused on next year, and I'm already starting to focus on here in December.

But before I even do that, I want to set the stage.

So I'm thinking about money strategically, this way.

First and foremost, you all know, or if you've been here for a while, you know that I work in the real estate space.

I have another deal in escrow that is really important to me.

That deal is going to require capital is going to require investment.

And so, first and foremost, when I look forward to 2020 it's kind of hard. 00:01:54.690 --> 00:02:3.100  It's hard for a dividend investor who loves putting as much money as possible into dividend stocks, but I'm going to have to restrain myself a bit. 00:02:3.100 --> 00:02:15.560  I'm going to have to refrain from putting as much money into dividend stocks as I otherwise would have, why I need to stockpile some money on the side for that real estate deal.

And so this dwindles the amount of money that I'm gonna have for dividend stocks next year.

But what I'm gonna do is I'm going to focus the money that I do have to deploy on dividend stocks.

The reason that I'm going to do this is twofold.

First and foremost, I want to get a CZ much for my money as possible because I'm going to be deploying a little less money in the stock market next year than I otherwise would have.

Because I have a strategic life goal of making my real estate business.

My real estate dealings work out very well, which are another way of getting passive income as well. 00:02:54.200 --> 00:03:1.550  But because of that, I want the money that I am deploying in dividend stocks toe work as hard as possible on the harder it can work, the better. 00:03:1.670 --> 00:03:6.400  And I'm gonna get my money toe work harder by focusing on high yielding stocks. 00:03:6.410 --> 00:03:17.710  Also, it just so happens that I am at a life stage, married two kids, lots of family expenses where we're starting to use some of the dividend income to pay bills.

And so because of that trend, I am drawn to these high yield stocks because I need current income now.

I'm gonna share with you today the nine stocks that I am focused on, and I'm gonna share the complete methodology behind it.

This is gonna be an exciting video about high yielding dividend stocks.

All right, so I want to jump into the analysis.

If you've been on my channel for you for a while.

You know, I'm all about the analysis, and so I'm gonna work my way through the analysis to the conclusion at the end of the video of the nine stocks that I chose, And so first and foremost knowing that I had the strategic goal for 2020 what I did as I looked at all 43 stocks that I own and I picked, I picked all of them that have a starting yield right now of 4% or greater cause 4% are greater that I consider in the range of my portfolio of higher yielders.

Now I know their stocks out there that are yielding way more than that.

I don't want to add more, and I focus on quality.

And so I'm not only focused on high yield, but on quality, and I believe all the stocks presented today have both of those characteristics.

And so you'll see on the screen right now the complete list of all of the stocks that I analyzed that met that initial filter of 4% dividend yield or greater, and you'll see if you count them up. 00:04:59.140 --> 00:05:2.150  If I actually I have the excel in front of me right now. 00:05:3.120 --> 00:05:5.410  The count comes out to 14. 00:05:5.410 --> 00:05:8.120  And so I actually eliminated five of these. 00:05:8.180 --> 00:05:21.090  But I kept most of them, which is interesting as candidates of 4 2020 Now, mind you, I prioritize them, and I'll share the priority the order of priority later in the video today.

And so the first thing I did is I include just some simple metrics.

What is the current year estimated earnings per share?

I pull the estimated earnings per share from Yahoo finance from the analyst consensus estimates, and then I just pull some simple for forward peace now Forward P was not available on BT I or Cedar Fair just because these companies don't have analysts in the United States analyzing them close enough to be making those forecasts.

Or at least those forecasts are not available on Yahoo Finance.

This is filter number one. 00:05:59.970 --> 00:06:1.630  Yellow means it's okay. 00:06:1.730 --> 00:06:3.730  Green means that it's good. 00:06:3.810 --> 00:06:5.280  Red means that it's bad. 00:06:5.430 --> 00:06:13.090  You'll notice, though, that I actually assigned Green to be t I just cause I know they're Ford Pius Low in terms of Cedar Fair, I kind of left it blank.

The reason I left it blank, quite frankly, is P is not a valid metric for Cedar Fair, either, because it's a master limited partnership, so it really needs to be analyzed on a cash flow basis.

But all same based on recent videos that I have produced in recent analysis, I have completed Cedar Fair.

Right now it is a it's it's a reasonable value, although I'll talk later about some challenges that the company that give me a little concern.

Um, not changing course or anything, but I'm just being a little more hesitant on Cedar Fair these days.

You see off the bat that Duke, it's okay.

It's got a P E in the seventeen's, more or less that is OK in this market. 00:06:58.510 --> 00:07:2.010  Maybe a little overvalued, but hey, I'll take it. 00:07:2.720 --> 00:07:6.080  Altria is a bargain p e in the Elevens. 00:07:6.300 --> 00:07:13.030  Ah, Philip Morris, I would say for the industry that it's in that P e is pretty high.

In fact, it's kind of getting to the point where I may stop reinvesting dividends in this one, although I'm leaving it for now.

This is a pretty high P e of 18.55 I can't see myself buying Chevron there.

I can't see myself buying Southern in the 19 p e Range Bank of Montreal.

Reasonable p either in the Elevens, Royal Dutch Shell, Reasonable p either in the twelves Universal.

But I'll tell you, universal, there's a much bigger story behind this Basically, it's trading at book value, and we've discussed this. 00:07:56.380 --> 00:08:0.870  I discussed this with you all in previous videos, but again on the p E metric. 00:08:0.870 --> 00:08:1.670  It's OK. 00:08:1.780 --> 00:08:2.850  BP is nice. 00:08:2.850 --> 00:08:3.710  12. 00:08:3.900 --> 00:08:6.180  Ah, IBM Wow. 00:08:6.190 --> 00:08:7.210  In the tens. 00:08:7.210 --> 00:08:8.500  I love this. 00:08:8.500 --> 00:08:11.150  And, um, Abbvie in the nines.

Hey, I dragged the whole family overto abbvie Redwood City headquarters because I wanted to get a photo in front of the sign to show my support for all of the hard working people, the employees, the leaders, the people working so hard at abbvie on innovating medical solutions that benefits society.

And thank you for allowing me to invest my hard earned money to support your cause.

And thank you for rewarding me with dividends along the way.

Anyways, in the nines PPL in the 13 since so you quickly see just on the Ford P E basis.

Some of these are in a reasonable buy zone.

And obviously I adjust these green and red box is a little bit for industry because different industries carry different P e ranges with them and so moving on, I then just wanted to look roughly what percentage of my portfolio are these stocks right now, and where do I want them to be?

And so oh, you'll see, actually pretty quickly that some of them are already over allocated.

Some are under allocated, although most of these are kind of over half educated.

You'll also see your as a percentage of portfolio goal.

The reason I did that is some of the ones in italics.

If you've downloaded my full portfolio, I'll link in the description below how you can do so if you have not.

But if you already have that, you'll know in my full, full portfolio, I have goals.

I have various goals for different positions.

Some of those I'm adjusting, and I'll talk about those in a minute. 00:09:59.360 --> 00:10:3.180  So, Duke, thankfully, it's below allocation. 00:10:3.180 --> 00:10:7.320  I actually recently added some duke not too long ago to the portfolio. 00:10:7.320 --> 00:10:8.350  I'm glad I did that. 00:10:8.560 --> 00:10:12.640  It's it's below, and so I give it a green altria.

It's a little below kind of on point, but I gave it a Green PM way over allocated.

So it's a red and quite frankly, PM right now trading at that 16 p.

I'm not gonna be buying more p M, although I'm happy to own it.

It's a little over allocated Chevron read over, allocated Southern under allocated.

Although I don't think I'll be going too much Southern here at these prices.

It's over allocated, but the percentage goal of portfolio here I made it.

I bumped up the allocation for BMO just cause I have really low application to banks.

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