How to Make $100 Per Month in Dividends #shorts

Get a stock with a higher dividend yield

Indeed you could buy 1 more coke stock every year. Increasing your profits by ~2%

Or use USDC and put 1,800 in and get 100 per month… if you have 48k into USDC you will get 2788 per month.. far better then these dividends

Yikes

Literally you explain so much with so little time you need to make more videos this simple

This gotta be old, cause coke is at 1200 stock price.but I understand tho

Want better dividends? Don't invest in a big ass corporation unless you have millions to invest.

Coke only does quarterly dividends

Or buy Bito

46,000 to make 100 bucks a month. See ya in 30 years when that is finally earning money lol.

Thanks 🙏🏾

As usual, tax is totally ignored here so you won't get $100/mo

Quick question is it better to buy a lot of stocks that buy dividends or focus’s buying one or two stocks that is paying good dividends

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Simply do what I do, here’s some free, excellent advice from a USAF Veteran, Ashkenazi Jew to my fellow Americans.. Invest in REITS, forget Coca Cola.. Buy Stock Ticker TWO and Annaly, Dividends over 10%..!! 💰 👍🇺🇸 And these two I jst gave you are headed up up & up!

The most straightforward explanation 👏

To make 100 bucks a month i need $46.5k. If someone had 46.5k im z sure they found ways to make nice then 100 a month. Now dividends are basically worth it if your super rich or hot the lottery

So to make 10k a month i would need to invest about 4.7million which isn’t bad if you make like 10-15 million a year

Just buy ticker Bito

Yes I do my month a little different I was interested in the DOW stock gives out 4% but that stock I dont know if I trust it with a lot of money. I do online banking and choose held yield saving accounts that give out 4.30%-5.25% but after awhile they change it on you..of course they bring it down. 🫤

Yes I do my math a little different I was interested in the DOW stock gives out 4% in diveded but that stock I dont know if I trust it with a lot of money. I do online banking and choose high yield saving accounts that give out 4.30%-5.25% but after awhile they change it on you..of course they bring it down. 🫤

Lol no

Liked the video 👍

Or I could take $21,000 and invest it in B&G foods and make $2,280 a year which would come out to $190 a month.

While I might not have that cash to invest I now know what dividends means.

You’d make more money with a savings account then?

In other words if you're poor you're gonna stay poor

Lol that sounded dumb asf

Id rather put 10k in bitcoin, TSLA, Micro strategy, and Apple. Maybe a couple bucks on Amd and Nvda and spy. For sure would get a better return but I think dividends are more reliable, so I think it’s best to have all of the things I mentioned

I get more for having a high yield savings account

The maths are so wrong. I you invest 46k your dividends will be 1600 each month. If you want to make 100 per month you only need 4k with the same example of Coca Cola

Jeeeeeezzzzz, Well what abt bitcoin?

Scam

Sheesh! I can make a $100 a month at least by trading

So many bots

With stocks expensive right now, my goal is to make smart value additions to boost my portfolio ahead of 2025. I have $250k sitting in the bank earning nothing. What stocks should be on my watchlist?

If you wanna make $5,000 a month you'll need $999,999,999.07

Do I pay the 100 monthly or one time

Invest in mutual funds instead

That same amount, $46,332 in a covered call etf would return $6486-ish annually. Dividends are great, but there are better options, (all pun intended).

That’s a LONG Time before you see any profit😅

get outta here wit that

just buy Dogecoin

I’d rather sell drugs 400% profit 😂💀

NVIDIA and Bitcoin.

With the recent price hike, most Americans find it hard to retire comfortably while some have close to nothing going into retirement. My question is, do I pay off mortgage as a near-retiree, or spread my money in stocks for regular income?

The Math Formula:

Desired Yearly Amount from Dividends

Divided by Dividend Yield

Equals Required Investment

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