$IDVO's (1.14% of my portfolio) next payout is Oct 30th for $0.20240/shr (a 0.48% increase to their TTM).
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$QDVO's (3.26% of my portfolio) next payout is Oct 30th for $0.27087/shr (a 0.63% increase to their TTM).
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$DIVO's (4.19% of my portfolio) next payout is Oct 30th for $0.19132/shr (a 0.62% increase to their TTM, ignoring their big Dec payout).
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Starbucks $SBUX (0.8% of my portfolio) beats on non-GAAP EPS of $0.80 vs $0.72, misses on revenue of $9.14B vs $9.23B, but issues upbeat FY27 EPS guidance. Global comps rose 7.2% and adj. op margin expanded to 14% as the turnaround gains traction.
investor.starbucks.com/news/…
Caterpillar (2.02% of my portfolio is $CAT) beats on non-GAAP EPS of $7.20 vs $7.03 and roughly meets on revenue of $20.7B. Looks like impacts from rising tariff costs and inventories spooked the market today.
caterpillar.com/en/news/corp…
Altria (7.02% of my portfolio is $MO) beats on non-GAAP EPS of $1.52 vs $1.51, beats on revenue of $5.44B vs $5.1B, raises full year earnings outlook and expands buyback program.
investor.altria.com/press-re…
Microsoft (2.82% of my portfolio is $MSFT) beats on non-GAAP EPS of $4.89 vs $4.72 and beats on revenue of $92.28B vs $90.74B. They returned $10.2B to shareholders in the form of dividends and share repurchases in the 1st Q of fiscal 2027.
microsoft.com/en-us/Investor…
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Coca-Cola (3.77% of my portfolio is $KO) beats on non-GAAP EPS of $0.91 vs $0.88 and beats on revenue of $13.4B vs $12.93B and raises guidance as North American volumes were flat.
investors.coca-colacompany.c…
In this episode, I’ll share the sad, personal story behind why I just sold a big chunk of one of my best dividend growth stocks and moved it into an income ETF that pays me materially more cash flow right now.
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Procter & Gamble (3% of my portfolio is $PG) beats on non-GAAP EPS of $2.00 vs $1.89 and beats on revenue of $23.28B vs $22.82B. They returned $3.9B of cash to shareowners via $2.6B of dividend payments and $1.3B of share repurchases.
pginvestor.com/news/news-det…
In this episode, I'll look at why Clorox’s dividend yield just climbed to a massive 6ish%, and I'll explain what went wrong, what's going right, and where I think things will go from here. And stick with me, because later I’ll show you some of its dividend history, which reveals a blind spot a lot of dividend investors have, and it could apply to stocks you own right now.
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Social Security sets its 2027 COLA increase at 3.6%. I just hope it's all there by the time I can actually collect mine :P Then again, as my grandmother used to say, "if horses were wishes, beggars would ride." I'm not sure she liked me.
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Consumer prices (CPI) rose 3.7% year-over-year in September, per the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
bls.gov/news.release/cpi.nr0…
Goldman Sachs (4.07% of my portfolio is $GS) beats on GAAP EPS of $17.01 vs $13.09 and beats on revenue of $18.68B vs $16.89B. So far the market seems happy.
goldmansachs.com/pressroom/p…
Johnson & Johnson (6.15% of my portfolio is $JNJ) beats on non-GAAP EPS of $2.59 vs $2.53, is inline on revenue of $25.4B, and raises full year EPS guidance, and is still working to separate its orthopaedics business, possibly through a sale rather than a spin-off. So far the market is annoyed, pushing the stock down...
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In this episode I'll show you how my dividend portfolio in Fidelity just hit a new all time record of $175,000 of passive dividend income a year, which is about $14,500 a month or $480 a day.
I'll also tell you about a dividend hike that was just announced this week, which was honestly pretty weak, but then I'll share something about that company that really excites me.
Finally, I'll answer a question I just got on my free dividend discord about how much I pay in taxes on my income, so stay tuned for that.
youtu.be/u0yS7UjilkA
