Michael Jennings
Michael Jennings writes and edits DividendStocksResearch.com showing how you can profit from dividend stocks. His passion for stocks and especially Dividend Stocks began at an early age. Now he shares his knowledge and wisdom with anyone who asks... He shows beginning investors, retirees, and even trading pros how to create regular income by investing in dividend stocks, easily, step-by-step! You can Sign up for his free Dividend reports and dividend newsletter at http://www.dividendstocksresearch.com/free-sign-up
Michael Jennings's Latest Posts
3 Utilities That Love To Light Up Their Dividends
Looking for a utility company that’s not shy about paying a decent dividend? Here are three that each pay a yield above the 4.5% mark… and none of them come with the risk of a high payout ratio that can easily send future dividends plunging. The Aloha Dividend Stock You get a little something thrown […]
It’s Green Up North, And That Means Dividends!
So, I was poking around online and I found a very interesting company. They’re based up in Canada, and they pay a great little dividend. So of course, I did some research… what I uncovered was amazing. First, A note about Canada. It’s not often I look at stocks in Canada. Sometimes buying these stocks […]
Leave The Lobby Before This Bank Robbery Goes Down
No, it’s not the bank that’s going to be robbed. The tellers’ drawers won’t be cleaned out. But the bank’s investors are about to be picked clean. This bank stock pays a dividend yield of 4.29%. But it takes 89% of all the bank’s revenue to fund it. This is not a recipe for dividend […]
A Toast To Copper, Cabernet, And An 11% Yield
If you’re an investor who likes to pick up a bargain when everyone else is running for the exits… If you’ve got a bit of the contrarian in you… And if you like the idea of collecting some handsome dividend income while you’re waiting for a stock’s value to soar… Look south. Way south, all […]
Boring But Beautiful: Our Latest 3 Bargain Dividend Stocks
How boring can you get? A company that packages up financial products for community banks. A company that manufactures mattresses for baby cribs. And a company that makes signs for gas stations. They’re not thrilling, but they pay dividends. And you can buy each one of these “boring” dividend stocks for less than $10. What […]
Run And Hide From These Two Wretched REITS
What’s not to love about a company that has doctors as it clients? A company that owns more than $500 million worth of medical office buildings, and collects rent like clockwork from doctors and health care businesses? After all, the doctors aren’t going to walk out on their leases, are they? Well… You’d think not. […]
3 More Bargain Dividend Stocks… Each Less Than $10!
You told us you’d like more… More dividend stock deals where you can pick up shares trading below $10. These are like Penny Stocks paying dividends! So here you go. An interesting mutual fund, a REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) for contrarians, and an obscure little IT company that’s been around since LBJ was in […]
3 Penny Stocks Paying Dividends! Each Less Than $10!
Looking for a dividend stock deal? Check out these three bargains. Each one trades for less than $10, and each one pays a nice dividend. How About a Nice Caribbean Vacation? Charter a 55-foot yacht that sleeps 12 people and it’ll cost you less than $1,750 a day. How about shipping 100,000+ gallons of crude […]
Don’t Get Caught In This Tricky Dividend Trap!
Beware! Those high yield dividend stocks you keep seeing could be nothing but trouble. Expensive trouble. There’s a reason why the S&P 500 pays an average dividend of 1.91%. But you keep running into stocks that pay dividends of twice this much. Or even three and four times this much. Today, I’m going to tell […]
Give Yourself A Raise And Grow Your Dividend Income
Dividends are good. They’re just like paychecks that provide regular income. But dividends are even better when they grow. So when you look at a dividend stock to invest in, look for a stock that will keep giving you a raise for years to come. Here’s how… The key to growing dividend income isn’t driven […]
