PeeHaitche
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Hi, I'm looking for some opinions on my plan.
I have €500,000 in the bank and looks like soon I'll be paying negative interest so I'm looking to find some reliable (if such thing exists!) divedend shares.
I'm currently looking at STAG, VER, O and PBA
Is this a good/bad idea ? what other dividends stock would you suggest ?
Thanks for any advice.
Il probably get slapped down for lack of diversification but the city of london investment Trust pays over 4.5 % yield
Capital appreciation poor this past fifteen years but very good income generation and a long established management team
Marc, I’m guessing your point isn’t about how financial planning and medicine are both underpinned by robust evidence based practice?I had Covid in January and it nearly killed me. The first thought that went through my mind as I lay in bed with a 40 degree temperature wasn’t “I must trawl though some Internet forums and see if anyone is recommending horse tranquillisers”
Do you see my point?
Marc Westlake
Chartered Certified and European Financial Planner
www.globalwealth.ie
Is the return on each A and B shown after all applicable charges.total return portfolio vs fund picked at random
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You would think mining companies were also decent dividend options?Even in this crazy bull market there are some excellent value stocks available that pay decent dividends with potential growth too. Look at solid pharma companies with low P/E and (I’m not mentioning stock names) there is a famous chip manufacturer not too far from us which is an absolute bargain at the moment with excellent cash flow so dividend is very safe for the foreseeable future. Look at US REITs too - some solid opportunities there on warehousing (you mentioned STAG I see) and medical property types with fantastic dividends although I would avoid anything related to retail.
mining companies are some of the most volatile stocks in the market, they have done great over the last year or so since inflation has come roaring back and shortages of everything. But they have recovered from a very low base, it was terrible owning these stocks back in circa 2015, that is also the reason for the bull market now though lack of investment over the last decade, on top of that the new phenomenon of "greenflation" the huge demand for commodities caused by the so called "green transition"You would think mining companies were also decent dividend options?
Those Australian mines ain't closing anytime soon
mining companies are some of the most volatile stocks in the market, they have done great over the last year or so since inflation has come roaring back and shortages of everything. But they have recovered from a very low base, it was terrible owning these stocks back in circa 2015, that is also the reason for the bull market now though lack of investment over the last decade, on top of that the new phenomenon of "greenflation" the huge demand for commodities caused by the so called "green transition"
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