What Reddit is saying about dividend investing
1,810 public posts and comments mentioned dividend investing in the last 30 days, most of them in r/dividends. Counts from the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.
1,810mentions in the last 30 days (317 posts, 1,493 comments)
441-10%in the last 7 days, change on the 7 days before
45in the last 24 hours
r/dividendstop community, 596 mentions
The highest scoring of the newest 50 posts that match, each with the start of the post and its top reply. The full list, every comment and anything older need a key.
- CDAY & SDAY, are they the best overall covered call ETFs in Canada?
I’ve been following Hamilton’s DayMAX ETFs since their launch, particularly CDAY and SDAY, and I’m becoming increasingly interested in their approach to generating income. One of the biggest...
Top reply (7 points): I hold these, in addition to qday and a bunch of other covered call ETFs. The Hamilton ones are, so far, the best. QDAY lost like 6% on the 5th 👀
r/dividendscanada31 points33 comments3 d ago
- New to dividend ETF investing
Looking for recommendations for dividend ETF for my taxable brokerage account for long term hold
Top reply (10 points): I would say schd, but it is better in a tax deferred account like an IRA. I'm also wondering what answers other people are going to have
r/dividends22 points18 comments4 d ago
- BNS valuation
I have held Canadian banks for a long time. I originally chose BNS over the other banks purely because that was my bank and I hated the fees I paid so investing in the bank and getting the...
Top reply (1 points): What are you planning to rotate into?
r/Baystreetbets15 points13 comments2 d ago
- PizzaTrader Stock of the Month: November 2026
We are in the midst of a volatile market, but companies in the Stock of the Month portfolio keep paying dividends. This is the time for these stocks to shine, so I will be watching closely the...
Top reply (2 points): Prior Stock of the Month Selections: HSY (January 4, 2025): Up 5.7% in price, 5.84% in dividends paid SNA (February 1, 2025): Up 5.1% in price, 4.63% in...
r/dividends11 points4 comments4 d ago
- Would love to see dividend tracking added to Betashares Direct
It would be great to have a separate tab or even just an option on the main dashboard where you can see how much you’re earning in dividends over time and what’s upcoming. There are already a few...
Top reply (1 points): It would be a nice to have. But IMO for use as a passive income platform, they need to add the ability for auto withdrawal of cash received to a nominated...
r/BetasharesDirect7 points4 comments4 d ago
- Strategy vs Strive - opposite approaches with preferred stock over past 3 months
Strategy has bought back 23% of all outstanding STRC shares over the past 3 months. Around $2B, which in turn has reduced dividend obligations by $200M annually. Strive has done just the opposite...
Top reply (2 points): I’d be happier about MSTR buying back STRC if the common shareholders weren’t getting diluted to do it. If STRC gets rolling again, then great, but the...
r/StriveASST4 points45 comments1 d ago
- Building a substantial ISA portfolio, at around 30, but struggling to work out what the end goal actually is. How do you balance enjoying wealth with continuing to compound it?
I’m around 30, based in the UK, and have been fortunate enough to build up a reasonably substantial investment portfolio through a combination of saving, investing and some fairly high-risk...
Top reply (3 points): This isn't quite what you asked, but you don't necessarily need to withdraw any of your investments if you prefer not to. You are clearly able to invest a...
r/UKPersonalFinance4 points40 comments2 d ago
- Ingredion (INGR) $91/sh
Just to switch it up a little, I wanted to post about this company from a true timely Value Investing perspective. Ingredion is a food ingredient business supplying 16,000 food manufacturing...
Top reply (2 points): At $91.6 it's 10.4x trailing earnings and 8.9x forward, with a 3.6% yield and a payout around 37%. Free cash flow is $347M on a $5.7B market cap, a bit over...
r/ValueInvesting4 points8 comments2 d ago
- Meesman: where your money goes on vacation first before it is invested
From now on, Meesman will no longer collect payments on the first Monday, but on the first Thursday of the month. Investments will only be made on the Friday of the following week. First time:...
Top reply (1 points): I invest with a distant horizon. That extra week or two really doesn't matter at all.
r/geldzaken2 points86 comments1 d ago
- MRF Fundamental X-Ray (Dividend Distribution)
MRF Just Declared Its Famous ₹3 Interim Dividend on a ₹1.25 Lakh Stock. I Did a 17-Year Fundamental X-Ray of Its Balance Sheet, Cash Flows, and Annual Reports to Trace Where the Crores Actually...
Top reply (1 points): Guidelines - Buy/Sell, AI Slops, One-liner and Portfolio Review posts will be removed. Please refer to the FAQ where most common questions have already been...
r/IndianStockMarket2 points1 comment1 d ago
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