3 GREAT DIVIDEND STOCKS (For Investors In Their 40s, 50s, and 60s)

The three dividend stocks I cover in today’s video have very high yields, low PE ratios, and fast-growing earnings (that support higher dividends over time). These stocks, in my opinion, are great for dividend investors in general, but especially those investors in their 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction: I'm excited to share three high-yielding dividend stocks that could make sense for investors in their 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, and beyond.
0:53 Older dividend stock investors generally want the following criteria with stock picks.
2:44 I'm going to Cover AbbVie (ABBV), Altria (MO), and XYLD in today’s dividend investing video.
3:33 SEGMENT 1: ABBVIE (ABBV) DIVIDEND STOCK ANALYSIS
3:47 I look at AbbVie (ABBV) as a Dividend King by association with Abbott (ABT).
4:36 The forward PE is 8.9, a really low PE ratio! This is a value stock. In my opinion, investors aren't overpaying at these prices.
5:13 The starting dividend yield is 4.6%, a high yield in this environment.
5:31 The last dividend increase was 10.2%.
6:41 My first tranche purchased in 2019 is already yielding 7.5% (simple yield on cost).
7:24 I like that they successfully merged with Alergan.
8:51 There are risks with AbbVie (ABBV), including the US regulatory environment.
10:07 BIG NEWS: ABBV is down due to FDA action this week.
10:52 KEY Takeaway: All companies face setbacks. The best companies overcome these hurdles and move onto new heights.
11:46 ABBV Earnings Report Analysis (Q2 Earnings Were Stellar)
13:44 Abbott (ABT) and AbbVie (ABBV) care about their dividend and their shareholders.
15:40 SEGMENT 2: ALTRIA (MO) DIVIDEND STOCK ANALYSIS
16:05 The PE is a 10.98, a value stock pick.
16:34 The starting dividend is 7.1%.
17:28 Altira seems to always be on sale.
17:32 Many studies cite that MO is the best performing stock of all time.
18:38 There are mutual funds that cannot buy this stock (due to social reasons), so it's almost always on sale.
19:12 Risk: This is a US-only company, and the US regulatory environment can be a risk.
20:36 The JUUL acquisition was very bad, and that's one key reason the stock is down.
21:20 MO just increased their dividend by 4.7%.
22:02 MO Earnings Analysis (incredible results)
22:52 2020 is a tough comp for CPG stocks, but MO is still growing (despite the tough comps).
25:22 SEGMENT 3: XYLD COVERED CALL ETF ANALYSIS
26:01 XYLD offer a 9% distribution yield per year, paid monthly, which is great for retirees.
27:33 Over long periods of time, XYLD is retaining the equity value of the ETF. That long-term preservation of capital is important for me.
28:30 There is risk: They don't have downside protection.
30:35 DISCLOSURE AND DISCLAIMER

Here is my original AbbVie (ABBV) dividend stock analysis:    • ALERT: I'M BUYING THIS DIVIDEND VALUE STOC...  

Here's the video when I first bough AbbVie (ABBV):    • INSANE VALUE DIVIDEND STOCK PICK (I Bought...  

Here is my original XYLD covered call ETF analysis:    • SUPER HIGH YIELD DIVIDEND STOCKS (Passive ...  

DISCLOSURE: I am long Altria (MO), AbbVie (ABBV), and Philip Morris (PM). I own these stocks in my personal stock portfolio. I am also long covered call ETF XYLD.

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