8Mon·

Hello dear getquin community,

I am currently looking for a few good dividend stocks to add to my portfolio.

So far I have $BATS (+3.06%) , $MMM (-0.29%) and $O (+0.45%) in my portfolio.

My watchlist currently includes $PEP (-0.19%) , $MCD (-0.15%) and $ULVR (+0.87%) as I am convinced by them and also like to consume the products in my everyday life.

I would be very grateful if you could give me a few more suggestions and would be happy to discuss them with you!

15 Comments

Cashflow I.@Cashflow_Investor

8Mon

$MRK $AMGN

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Beinbruch@Beinbruch0106

8Mon

@Cashflow_Investor $AMGN is an interesting title, I'll take a closer look at it, thanks!

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Luc700@Luc700

8Mon

$ALV $NESN $DTE $ROG $INGA

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Beinbruch@Beinbruch0106

8Mon

@Luc700 Does $INGA also distribute dividends? Unfortunately I can't find the tab on getquin.

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Luc700@Luc700

8Mon

@Beinbruch0106 Semi-annual, ~ 7% p.a.

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Luc700@Luc700

8Mon

NL0011821202

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Beinbruch@Beinbruch0106

8Mon

@Luc700 Now I have the right one, thank you!

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Klaus@Klauscw

8Mon

@Beinbruch0106 in 2024 it was €1.11 see share finder

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Klaus@Klauscw

8Mon

@Beinbruch0106 you like dividends? then take a look at $BG

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Malte@Malte123

8Mon

Dividend growth:
$ABT
$MSFT

Cash flow:
$BATS
Healthcare: $SHL , $JNJ, $BMY
$DHL, $UPS
Basic consumption: $ULVR , $NESNE, $PG, $GIS
Reits: $EPRT , $PUB, $STAG, $ADC

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Beinbruch@Beinbruch0106

8Mon

@Malte123 Thanks for the suggestion 👍

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user0e3jddwsjxu@user1d7gf8465j461735

7Mon

Rohstoffe: $RIO

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Melchior@ColdzeroNL

8Mon

$ABR or $OBDC could be good dividendstock depending on your threshold for risk. ABR is pretty large in my portfolio but the rest of my portfolio is less risky/volatile. Prices fluctuate quite alot but that makes finding a good entry easier, in my opinion.

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Beinbruch@Beinbruch0106

8Mon

@ColdzeroNL Sounds interesting, I will have a look at it. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

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Berkay Orhan@Berkayy

8Mon

I'd recommend looking into $V (Visa), $BRK.B (Berkshire Hathaway), $SPGI (SP Global), and $MSFT (Microsoft). They might not all have the highest dividend yields, but they're great long-term 'buy and hold' stocks with strong fundamentals, and they have a good track record of returning value to shareholders.

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