you are on a roll! keep these coming! just found your channel!

My head spun a little here but I loved it! I've never heard of dividend stripping before this, thanks for sharing 😁

Thanks for this info. I followed it and it is a good strategy.

Thank you so much for this video! I am learning so much. We need now a book 'Shopping for Shares' Part 2 or Advanced. Thanks for taking the time to provide so much content. Cheers!

Hi Tracey! Thanks for another video that has added to my nascent approach to dividend investing. It sure has helped me understand this investing strategy both in Australia and the US. Cheers!

Just found your channel - great info!

@TraceyEdwards

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks :)

Fantastic!

I really like this idea. Do you recommend using the same capital over & over or is that too risky?

That was soo hard to understand! But now i am intrigued. So i'll check out your book.

@TraceyEdwards

6 жыл бұрын

I don’t have a book on dividend stripping yet 😘

I'm new to investing. Would it be possible if you were to make a video about how you invest? Like you going to the actual site and the process one would have to do from start to finish? I'm not sure if there is personal information involved in doing that, or if its too tedious, if so I'd totally understand why it wouldn't be possible. On the side, your videos on investing have been the most non-confusing and informative ones I've been able to find online. I don't know if it's your style of speech or the fact that I don't feel like you don't treat being successful while investing as a big secret.

Hi Tracey, I wanted to comment on your other video of 13 Top Dividend Companies in Australia. I was wondering where I could find this information in the same format if I live in the US. Maybe you could make a video on this. Thank you for this wealth of knowledge. We are looking to invest in high yield divided stocks in the next couple months.

Nice Vid and channel Tracey.....you can earn up to $5000 worth of franking credits before the 45 day rule applies...... I use Divvy stripping a little bit and its a nice strategy as you say in a rising market, works best for stocks with a consistent divvy history and that have been trending up..... Of course Bill Shorten is probably going to mess that up for us if he gets in as Prime Minister....

You are a great teacher - how come the subscribers?

Interesting!!

@TraceyEdwards

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Im a daytrader. I'm tired up getting up through the night with the timezone here in Australia to do this. My solution is to use the dividend stripping strategy on ASX shares about 6 weeks prior to the ex dividend date to catch the run up & the dividend. I like this idea because I could return more than just the dividend payment & I could do this during reasonable hours as opposed to daytrading. Dividend stripping probally won't work during a falling market or during bad economic times so my question is what type of strategy can I implement when all ASX stocks are crashing or falling? Thank you so much.

If share are invested in personal name, ATO allows for maximum $5000 franking credits to be claimed legally without having to hold the shares for 45 days.

@TraceyEdwards

5 жыл бұрын

Good to know :)

thx Tracey, im an Aussie also and have just starting trading. But , if i what for up to 60 days that only means 5% roughly every 60 days. is that enough return?

@dezignateddriva

4 жыл бұрын

Considering that your bank only provides 2.0% in 365 days, that seems pretty good. Figure out your brokerage fees (x2) and then make sure the amount you are gaining overcomes that, factoring the risk of falling share price, and the time and effort you invest.

Hey Tracey is it profitable buying asx stocks about 2 weeks before the ex dividend date selling the day before the ex dividend date for a small capital gain & then moving onto the next one? Or do you recommend buying earlier & holding for longer?

@TraceyEdwards

3 жыл бұрын

It can definitely work in a rising market! Just watch those trading fees 😊

@paulmorgan8426

3 жыл бұрын

@@TraceyEdwards Ive got cheap fees with my broker. What do you think would be more profitable buying 2 weeks before ex dividend or buying on the day of the announcement? Thanks for your help!

Do you have a method of keeping track of all your investments?

Any capital gains tax implications from this dividend stripping strategy?

@darknessfierce4209

Жыл бұрын

Dividends are taxed unless in an IRA usually

@uberboiz

Жыл бұрын

@@darknessfierce4209 Not asking about the tax treatment of dividends, but thanks for the response anyway.

Do you have to sell? or can you just hold on to it and collect each month?

@Sam-ue4rv

2 жыл бұрын

Can hold reinvest and buy more.. no problem.. she was on about dividend capture for a short time..

Ther eis no such rule in the US, There is a 60 day tax advantage though

covered calls

i would love to see this in real time somehow!

@TraceyEdwards

6 жыл бұрын

Good idea! I'll look at doing something like that in the future :)

Why would you do dividend stripping rather than buy and hold dividend paying stocks?

@dezignateddriva

4 жыл бұрын

its practically the same, except your small amount of capital can be used multiple times rather than passively waiting for the next dividend. If you are active and accurate enough your one investment amount can earn dividends on 4-5 stocks

Was getting it until 4.34 min in, I'm so confused, my head hurts lol

@TraceyEdwards

5 жыл бұрын

lol. I'll have to go and check what I said at 4.34 now! :)

You don't talk about puts after buying? If you buy puts after you buy the stock, you will not lose any money when the price declines after ex-dividend date... That is the definition of dividend stripping