3Año·

Hi folks,

I am currently planning to put some money into dividend stocks. These 5 companies are left for me in the end, as they still bring an "acceptable" dividend and is not too expensive. I will probably be saving in these monthly with a savings rate for 1 year. I am mainly concerned with the companies paying a good dividend, so the focus is not on "grow". The companies are not the typical "dividend aristocrats" so I am curious about your opinion. Do you have any suggestions for improvement or similar?

9 Comentarios

tim1@tim1

3Año

And At&T is apparently going to cut its dividend. If you are only interested in high dividend yields, At&T would no longer be suitable.

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JungAktien_Jannik@JungAktien_Jannik

3Año

@tim1 I haven't noticed it yet, but I'll have a look at it in a minute. I agree with you about BAT, I hadn't thought that through to the end :/ Do you have an alternative for AT&T?

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tim1@tim1

3Año

@JungAktien_Jannik I generally don't think much of these extremely high dividends. And I've never been a fan of At&T. It has too much debt for me and in my opinion there is little potential in it. I would only possibly buy BAT, as it is fundamentally well positioned, profits are rising and it will continue to smoke.

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JungAktien_Jannik@JungAktien_Jannik

3Año

@tim1 I wasn't really a big dividend hunter before, but I've read more and more articles etc. and I'm a bit hooked. But I don't want to commit myself to just one company in terms of dividends so that I have some diversification. Have you ever heard of Swiss Re?

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tim1@tim1

3Año

@JungAktien_Jannik I am familiar with it, but I would rather go for Hannover Re or Munich Re when it comes to reinsurance.

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tim1@tim1

3Año

Instead of Altria, I would rather lean towards BAT. Do not focus only on the USA. Especially since active smokers are becoming fewer and fewer in the US, and in some emerging markets (where BAT is active) the numbers are even increasing, I think there is more to be said for BAT.

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SharkAce@SharkAce

3Año

@JungAktien_Jannik Do you know how the company handles taxes? (Swiss company)

Are there any special regulations or anything you need to be aware of?

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JungAktien_Jannik@JungAktien_Jannik

3Año

@SharkAce Not in my opinion, it is taxed as normal according to German law. It's the same with American companies.
There may be problems buying the security, at least that's the case with Nestle.

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SharkAce@SharkAce

3Año

@JungAktien_Jannik then I'll probably start with something in Ferrexpo or Rio Tinto ^^ thank you 👍🏼

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