This lesson is about how to pick dividend stocks in the asset allocation course. The speaker wants to provide an alternative to bonds as the 10-year Treasury is just trading around 3% and the 30-year Treasury is not more than 3.3-3.4%. An example of a good dividend stock is Intel. The speaker explains how to evaluate a stock’s dividend potential using the dividend, payout ratio, and interest coverage. A good dividend stock should have a steady increase of the dividend, a low payout ratio, a high interest coverage, and stability during financial crisis. The speaker also mentions a riskier dividend stock, GameStop, and stresses the importance of considering the value received compared to the cost.
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