What criteria do you use to screen these high‑yield stocks for dividend safety? For example: do you check payout ratio, free cash flow, debt levels, and historical dividend stability — or do you mostly focus on yield + yield history? And how would you balance yield vs. dividend stability when building a portfolio today?

Nice list — for investors looking at dividend‑generating stocks, I’m curious: how much weight do you give to the 10‑year ‘best performance’ metric vs. the traditional dividend‑growth streak that defines a Dividend Kings? In other words, would you rather own a King with a 50‑year dividend record even if its recent 10‑year total return was modest — or a high‑performing “King” over the last decade even if earlier decades were weaker?

I listen to that guy charting once in a while. He's 100% about charts though - I wonder if would know if London was down to its last ounce or if India was fixing to buy a billion ounces over the next month. Seems like a good guy without a secret agenda though. Depends if you're a chart enthusiast as to what you do. It's worth a watch at least.

I love the term ROL (Return on Legacy). Did you coin that yourself?

This is a great product idea. I wonder why other companies haven't tried it. Do you think others will try? If not, seems like this stock would be a sure thing.

3.5 yoy inflation. They will have raise rates

Good video, thanks for sharing.

Maybe gain means something different to these folks, because it looks like it only goes down.

Been buying every month for awhile now. If nothing else, the grandkids will like it in 10 years.

Good report, thanks.