Mr. Wonderful’s line of O’Shares ETFs focus on quality companies with consistent dividends.
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Always refreshing to hear his strategies. .. They keep it simple. Keep us in check
Common sense investing.
Best advice about investing is simply time and reinvesting dividends (D.R.I.P.) Here's 10 stocks that would make a nice portfolio. 1. JNJ 2. MO 3. PM 4. LMT 5. MMM 6. O Realty 7. ECL 8. STZ 9. VZ 10. CHD (They make trojan condoms among other things)
Dividends should not be a deciding factor when investing. Consider REITs or fixed income investments, which have higher yields than, but consistently under perform equity. I think that O'Leary's philosophy is better described as value investing, i.e. buying companies based on current earnings as opposed to projected earnings. Also, there's no guarantee that a company will continue to pay dividends. It's ability to pay dividends will depend on the market and the company's fundamentals, which are the first places you should look.
Dividend stocks are the way to go once you have the enough capital to invest. And he made a great point saying that what matters to investors is free cash flow.
This is good but he's in a wealth preservation mindset. Not like average person has 100M to preserve. Dividends are good, but need growth as well to make good returns. end of story
Thank God for your mother now her wisdom has maker live in all who heard this. Thank you for sharing.
caveat emptor- http://www.macleans.ca/politics/inside-kevin-olearys-investing-fund-misadventure/
Yep Give Kevin all your money that's how he got rich to start with now he just wants more
well if you invested into netflix when they first hit the market a 10g investment would be a couple of mill. with no div.
wouldn't the risk be higher with diversification?
i know some of the words they said
Great video! Dividends are truly the way to go. Like a snowball accumulating snow faster and faster with every turn! I started a channel weeks ago and make 2 videos a week, be sure to check them out and subscribe! Cheers 🙂
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O Leary is very smart. I would not buy his fund because of high fees, but I would largely use these rules to buy stocks. If you're over say 40 you should follow what he says, I would say there are a few exceptions where you can buy non dividend paying stocks (like Google, and Berkshire Hathaway) but other than that you want to stick with dividend paying stocks. Stay away from bonds though unless you're within say 5 years of retirement. If you are young then you have to take more risk, don't worry too much about buying high dividend stocks. But still don't be an idiot in what you're investing in. Buy good companies at good prices, with growth and you will do great long term.
love this dude
he is reason i started investing in dividend stocks evrry month
75% of my paycheck into them
best advise in your twenties
Kevin what do you think of bitcoin ETF?
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Agree with only buying stocks with dividends….I am doing that for my portfolio
Kevin your ETFs are not bad but are not really necessary. I prefer SPHD over O'Shares OUSA. Lower fees, higher monthly yield, higher long term performance.
I agree with Kevin. I consider myself intelligent and one that seeks knowledge and tried trading or looking for higher returns and I've found that Kevin's type of investing is a safer, more reliable way to build wealth over time. Realistically and statistically speaking for one to beat 7% returns a year over 30 years is very rare not to mention the stress and time of constantly looking for new stocks or market news.
Kevin is a scat muncher,rubbing empire's shit all over his face,moaning"it's all I deserve!"what a sick scat muncher Kevin is eh?
Why people listen to these religious kooks, I'll never understand.
He gives much better advice and tips about business and money than any business college or universities in the wold!
You are partially right. I can achieve these type of returns with 1 or 2 millions perhaps a little more but if I had millions to invest it would be more difficult. The average investor does not invest tens of millions in his funds so what I am saying is that
people should learn how to invest for themselves and not give money to mutual funds managers because most mutual funds are crap. They make money sometimes and only when the market is going up. They are not allowed to invest in the stocks on the way down
His message is perfecty suited to people who are already rich, but NOT for those at the bottom or middle of the ladder. We MUST take more calculated risks than the rich.
Mr.Wonderful, your funds are a joke. Why do you employ so many "smart and highly educated" managers and they only earn for you 5-7% a year ?
You and your managers should be ashamed of yourself. I don't have any formal financial education and in the last 6 years
my average return on investments is 30% A YEAR. Shame on you , how can you sell your funds to the public and be happy ?
I used to rely on financial managers to make me money and because they did not I started to trade myself. First few years
I learned the hard way but now I could teach your university educated useless money managers how to make money
The difference between investing and casino gambling? Not a damn thing.
but those dividend stocks pay so small not many people can buy 10000 shares its not even worth owning it
This is some of the best advice I've ever gotten on investing
These concepts sound great but in my opinion regular individuals don't generate capital like Mr. 0-Leary . most dividends don't even pay two percent plus the risk associated with that your better of leaving you money in the bank.
Interesting to watch.
This is a smart, but tough investor.
Cool, Thanks…
well!
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i like the simplicity of his message.
kevin, get the Fuck out of Shark Tank show! I saw how you treat people. u treat them like they worth nothing. u got no respect for people. I'm just disgusted by him………..rude! Kevin this is for u!
Smart man !
Kevin O'Leary doesn't use the stock markets to take risk. That's what his venture capital business is for lol.
I believe Mr. O'leary said makes great sense. I am not an investor and don't have much time to involve into it since we involved into a tyny little business. However, if I have a little bit time, I would be interested to look into those informations.
I also believe that it is good to invest in the stable stocks which pays the dividend. Because I bought stock Witch all paid the dividends in 1988. It's just as good as he said. Unfortunately I sold in 2011. However, at least not lost anything and only earned some really not bad.
Simple rules which make a great impact!!
Basically, he is saying that you should invest in safe stocks when you are wealthy. I believe this is true. But if you only have $2500 to invest, you should probably take some risks as a young investor. I hope to one day own stocks in dividend paying companies that will continue to rise over my life time. If I could afford it, I would buy AIG, C, and GE. I simply cannot afford to buy stocks at that price right now. I need to pay $5 or less to actually make any money at this point.