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Apr 20, 2026

This Energy Stock has CRUSHED the last 10 Years... did you invest $10,000 into this Stock?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss the performance of Exxon Mobil (XOM) over the past 10 years, highlighting its significant returns both with and without dividend reinvestment. They emphasize the power of reinvesting dividends, which substantially increased the total return and share count.

1 mentions · 1 linked signals

Apr 15, 2026

3 Stocks, 20%+ Dividend Growth Rates, ALL DOWN OVER 20%... Time to Buy?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss three payment processing stocks: Visa (V), American Express (AXP), and Capital One Finance (COF). They analyze metrics like PE ratio, payout ratio, dividend growth, yield, and stock performance, noting that all three have experienced significant year-to-date declines. While not buying any currently, they lean towards Capital One as a potential buy for dividend investors due to its valuation and the combined strength with Discover Financial Services.

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Apr 15, 2026

84% Gain in One Year! An All-Time Great Turnaround Story for This Stock

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Alphabet (GOOGL), highlighting its impressive 84% gain over the past year after being undervalued by the market. They detail the company's advancements in AI, including Gemini and its integration with Apple's Siri, as well as strategic acquisitions, and suggest it remains a buy despite recent pullbacks from its 52-week high.

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Apr 15, 2026

$10,000 invested in THIS STOCK 10 years ago would be... OVER $100,000?!?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss the hypothetical investment of $10,000 in Apple (AAPL) 10 years ago, showing how it would have grown to over $96,000 without dividend reinvestment and over $103,000 with dividend reinvestment, highlighting the power of holding and reinvesting in strong companies.

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Apr 15, 2026

Time to BUY This Dividend King?! 👑

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Procter & Gamble (PG) as a potential buy, highlighting its recent price drop, strong brand portfolio, and attractive dividend metrics. They suggest that a price around $140 is a good entry point for this Dividend King.

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Apr 15, 2026

TECH Stock DOWN 25% from 52 Week High! OVER 25+ Years of Dividend GROWTH... Stock to Buy?

Dividend Diplomats discusses International Business Machines (IBM), noting its recent 25% drop from its 52-week high. Despite a slight pullback in dividend growth, the stock's PE ratio is below 20, and its yield is approaching 3%. While not an immediate buy, the hosts suggest it could be a good addition if the price falls below $200, especially given its stable infrastructure and software segments.

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Apr 15, 2026

Stock to Buy or Pass? Why The Metrics From This Stock Tell An Interesting Story

The Dividend Diplomats analyze Home Depot (HD) against its competitor Lowe's (LOW) to determine if it's a buy. Despite Home Depot's larger market cap, the analysis reveals concerns regarding its balance sheet, valuation, payout ratio, and declining business performance metrics, leading them to favor Lowe's.

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Apr 15, 2026

Are These 2 Cheap High Dividend Yield Stocks a Trap?

Dividend Diplomats discusses two stocks, T. Rowe Price (TROW) and UPS, as potential buying opportunities amidst market volatility. They analyze T. Rowe Price's dividend yield, payout ratio, and potential for acquisition, recommending a buy under $90. For UPS, they note its recent price drop due to gas prices and a high payout ratio, suggesting a buy closer to $90 or below, acknowledging a potential dividend cut but anticipating future price appreciation.

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Apr 15, 2026

The Hottest Stock in 2026 is up 70%! How Much Is A $10,000 Investment 10 Years Ago Be Worth Today?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Intel (INTC), highlighting its significant price appreciation over the last 10 years, with returns of 127% without dividends and 147% with reinvested dividends. Despite past struggles and a dividend cut, the stock has shown a resurgence, making it a topic of interest for long-term investors.

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Apr 15, 2026

I Finally Sold This Dividend Stock: 78% Increase in 2026 - Here's Why I Did It Now!

The Dividend Diplomats discuss selling LyondellBasell (LYB) after a significant price increase driven by rising oil prices. They explain their decision to exit the position due to valuation concerns and the belief that the current price surge is a short-term blip unrelated to fundamental company improvements. They also briefly mention Eastman Chemical (EMN) as a potential alternative and discuss reinvestment options for the proceeds.

4 mentions · 1 linked signals

Apr 15, 2026

ALL-TIME LOW for THIS STOCK! | Dividend Yield OVER 7%... Only UP From Here?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Kraft Heinz (KHC), a stock they previously sold for tax loss harvesting and are now considering buying back into due to its low price and high dividend yield. They analyze the company's new CEO, strategic initiatives like product innovation (e.g., Power Mac, Capri Sun bottles) and marketing deals (NFL), and potential risks such as a dividend cut to fund reinvestment. The current dividend yield is over 7%, but the payout ratio is high at 78%, leading to speculation about a potential reduction to support growth initiatives.

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Apr 15, 2026

4 Potential Dividend Cuts! 100%+ Dividend Payout Ratios Are a Major Red Flag for Each Dividend Stock

The Dividend Diplomats discuss four stocks that may be at risk of dividend cuts due to high payout ratios. They analyze Flower Foods (FLO), Wendy's (WEN), Papa John's (PZZA), and Nike (NKE), highlighting their current dividend yields, payout ratios, and underlying business concerns as potential red flags for dividend sustainability.

4 mentions · 2 linked signals

Apr 15, 2026

TWO STOCKS WE ARE BUYING... NOW

The Dividend Diplomats discuss two large-cap tech stocks, Intuit (INTU) and Salesforce (CRM), as potential buys due to recent price drops and attractive valuations. They highlight Intuit's strong brands like TurboTax and QuickBooks, and Salesforce's enterprise software dominance, noting both companies' dividends and growth potential despite market fears around AI.

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Apr 15, 2026

This GLOBAL Iconic Stock is DOWN OVER 30% THIS YEAR...Why I'm STILL NOT BUYING

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Nike (NKE), noting its significant stock price decline and current challenges including flat revenue, declining gross margins, and a high payout ratio. Despite a strong balance sheet, they express concern over intense competition and a distant turnaround, leading them to hold off on buying at current prices, with a potential interest if the stock drops to the mid-30s.

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Apr 15, 2026

3 Stocks to Buy or Value Traps?! Dividend Stocks to Invest in 2026 with High Dividend Yields

The Dividend Diplomats discuss three consumer staple stocks in the food sector: Hormel (HRL), Smucker's (SJM), and Campbell's (CPB). They analyze each company's brands, financial metrics, and dividend history to determine if they are buy opportunities or value traps. Ultimately, they express interest in Smucker's but believe it needs to drop further, while they are a hard 'no' on Hormel and Campbell's.

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Apr 15, 2026

BUYING 100 SHARES of THIS STOCK?! | Dividend Investing in 2026

The Dividend Diplomats discuss their recent investment in Kraft Heinz (KHC). Both creators have acquired 100 shares, citing positive momentum, new CEO initiatives, potential merger talks with Unilever, and strong brand recognition as reasons for their bullish stance. They acknowledge the company's past struggles and potential dividend cut but believe reinvestment will drive growth.

1 mentions · 1 linked signals

Apr 15, 2026

4 Stocks to Buy RIGHT NOW?! These Stocks Are Showing Signs of Undervaluation

The Dividend Diplomats discuss four software stocks they are buying or considering buying due to undervaluation in the current market. They highlight Salesforce (CRM) and Microsoft (MSFT) as current buys, and Intuit (INTU) and Amazon (AMZN) as stocks they are watching closely and would buy if they fall further.

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Apr 15, 2026

HIGH Dividend Yield Stock - $10,000 Invested 10 Years ago - Dividends Reinvested MATTERS!

This video analyzes the performance of British American Tobacco (BTI) over the last 10 years, comparing an investment with and without dividend reinvestment. It highlights how reinvesting dividends significantly boosted returns, effectively doubling the overall gain despite minimal stock price appreciation.

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Apr 15, 2026

3 Stocks I'M BUYING 💰 + Adding to MY PASSIVE INCOME 🚀

The Dividend Diplomats discuss three dividend stocks they are buying or considering buying due to market volatility and price pullbacks. They highlight Philip Morris (PM), T. Rowe Price (TROW), and Pepsi (PEP), detailing their current prices, dividend yields, payout ratios, and target buying points based on their investment criteria.

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Apr 15, 2026

My Oil Stocks Are Up BIG in 2026 — Selling or Holding for Dividends?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss their oil and gas stock holdings, which have seen significant gains due to rising oil prices. They analyze whether to hold, sell, or consolidate positions in companies like BP, Chevron, Kinder Morgan, LyondellBasell, Occidental Petroleum, TotalEnergies, Shell, and ExxonMobil, considering current yields, recent performance, and future outlook.

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Mar 15, 2026

I'm BUYING THIS STOCK at THIS PRICE! | Building a Financial Freedom Portfolio

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Philip Morris (PM), noting its recent price drop and potential to enter a buy zone. While acknowledging its strong performance and growth in smoke-free products, they find the current P/E ratio of 20 too high for a buy. They identify a target buy zone around $147, which would offer a 4% dividend yield and a more attractive valuation.

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Mar 15, 2026

I Own $65,000 of This Dividend Stock | This Dividend King Pays $1,400 in Dividends Annually

The Dividend Diplomats discuss their significant investment in Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), a dividend king. They highlight its strong performance, with the stock up 57% over the last 52 weeks and 17% year-to-date in 2026. The creators detail their personal holdings, cost basis, and the substantial dividend income generated, totaling over $1,395 annually across all their accounts. They also ponder future strategy regarding their JNJ holdings, considering trimming exposure for broader market diversification.

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Mar 15, 2026

The Better Dividend King 👑? Dividend Stock Showdown 2026

Dividend Diplomats compare Coca-Cola (KO) and Pepsi (PEP) in a "dividend stock showdown" analyzing various financial metrics. While Pepsi generally shows better valuation, dividend growth, and yield, Coca-Cola demonstrates a stronger balance sheet and slightly better sales growth. Ultimately, the hosts declare the comparison a tie, suggesting both companies are fairly valued rather than undervalued.

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Mar 15, 2026

Two Dividend GROWTH Technology Plays! Two Stocks I'll BUY at THESE Prices!

The Dividend Diplomats discuss two technology stocks, eBay and Microsoft, that they believe are good buys at current prices. Both stocks have experienced declines this year but offer growing dividends and strong fundamentals. The creators provide their target buy prices and discuss the companies' market positions and future prospects.

2 mentions · 1 linked signals

Mar 15, 2026

2 Stocks to Buy Right Now?! Bert's Dividend Stock Watch List March 2026

The Dividend Diplomats discuss two stocks they are considering buying more of: Abbott Laboratories (ABT) and Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG). They analyze current metrics, historical performance, and potential for future growth, considering macroeconomic factors and their personal investment goals.

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