Year to date dividend payout: $1,680.70
Forward annual dividend: $2,266.74
| Stock | # Of Shares | Avg Share Price | Total | Forward Dividend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bought: | ||||
| HTGC | 25 | $12.90 | $327.45 | $31.00 |
| KNOP | 20 | $31.35 | $431.95 | $41.60 |
| TPVG | 25 | $12.55 | $318.70 | $36.00 |
| Total: | $108.60 | |||
| Stock | Dividend Payout |
|---|---|
| CIM | $75.00 |
| GLAD | $7.28 |
| NRZ | $75.00 |
| TWO | $31.16 |
| AGNC | $18.00 |
| UNIT | $60.00 |
| Total | $266.44 |
As always, Happy dividend investing and see everybody in retirement!
Little Dividends 
Little D –
Nice job and almost $250 is impressive, think you can get to $2,500 going forward by end of year? YOU GOT THIS!
-Lanny
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Looks like you enjoy those high yield payers. Keep building that passive income stream and look at traditional dividend stocks too.
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Hey DivHut,
While REITs payout well they are very volatile and can drop their dividend yield at any moment this is why I plan on buying 1 or 2 stocks next year that are more stable to help my portfolio yield stability.
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Thanks DD,
I have had a few months that has added over $100 to my forward dividend but looking at November and December I would be lucky to another $100 over the next two months.
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I followed over 50 DSI blog and yours is the most inspiring. The report is very clean and easy to read.
I am new to DSI and decided to do it last month. Most stocks chosen by others have low dividend rate, less than 4%. It gave me anxiety because the dividend would accrue too slow when my income is very low now. Consider an annual dividend rate is 4% and a growth rate of 10% per year (10% is an outstanding increase), the dividend rate will be 10.37% after 10 years. I am wondering why not buy a stock of a 10% dividend rate now! After reading all of your posts, I decided to follow CIM, GLAD, and MAIN.
Thank you.
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You have to buy/trade/invest in stocks that are right for you. Do not take risks if you do not have too. Do not put your whole paycheck into stocks. Many people invest in the 3%, 4%, 5% dividend yield stocks because they are more stable long term when it comes to dividend payout and increase. Most of the stocks I invest in are REITs that while have a high dividend yield, 10% or higher, their dividends are not safe and a lot of times will be cut. Another thing also is for my portfolio I have to be on top of it and be ready to sell stock on a daily basis while other people who have a more conservative stock portfolio might only look at it once a month, one a quarter.
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I want to look at stocks daily, too. Because I want to decrease the cost of stocks to zero. This is the safest way for principles.
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By the way, “Goals for 2016” in the menu bar can be changed to “Goals for 2018” or “Goals for 2019”
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Thanks. There are some improvements coming for 2019.
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