February 2024 Dividend Income

 

It's the beginning of the new month after leap day, so let's see if the dividends did any leaping.

General Dynamics (GD): $0.33

AGNC: $1.56

Main Street Capital (MAIN): 0.55

Tanger Factory Outlet (SKT): $1.44

Gold Hedged Bond ETF (GOLY): $0.06

General Mills (GIS): $1.66 (IRA)

Apple (AAPL): $0.02

Kinder Morgan (KMI): $3.11

GlobalXSuperdividend ETF (SDIV): $0.30

Paychex (PAYX): $2.37

Inverse Cramer ETF (SJIM): $0.05

Clorox (CLX): $1.18 (IRA)

Papa Johns (PZZA): $0.19

Lowe's (LOW): $3.30 (IRA)

Starbucks (SBUX): $0.37

Westrock (WRK): $2.31

WisdomTree Midcap Dividend Fund (DON): $0.12

JP Morgan Exchange Traded Fund (JEPI): $2.40 (IRA)

Stag Industrial (STAG): $0.15

Colgate (CL): $1.31 (IRA)

Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD): $0.31

Procter & Gamble (PG): $5.22  ($2.40 taxable/$2.82 IRA)

Invesco High Dividend Low Volatility ETF (SPHD): $0.18

Baird Aggregate Bond fund: $4.88 (401K)

Hormel (HRL): $4.36  ($1.53 taxable/$2.83 IRA)

Realty Income (O): $9.75  ($7.44 taxable/$2.31 IRA)

Omega Healthcare (OHI): $5.49

Verizon (VZ): $7.47  ($0.82 taxable/$6.65 IRA)

AT&T (T): $4.64

Publix: $64.34   ($41.73 taxable/$22.61 401K)

Subtotal in the taxable accounts came to $77.47.  Retirement accounts threw in $51.95.  All in all, the grand total comes to $129.42.  

Interest brought in $7.36.

Pretty light month as far as buys go.  There was one round of buys on Robinhood (you can read about it here).  

I did buy a share of SoFi's weekly dividend paying ETF (WKLY).  It would have been a great add, building up a position that paid weekly would have made those "off-season" months go so much smoother.  Alas, I found out a few minutes after I bought it that they were going to be shutting it down, thus I sold it.  I did make a good ten cents on that day trade; still, it's a pity.  I did buy a share of Hormel to even that out.  Maybe one day Vanguard will create its own weekly dividend paying ETF, fingers crossed.

The recurring buys continued for the first half of the month.  I re-paused them, as the snowbirds are going to be leaving soon so I have to brace for water treading.  The only one still going is the $50 into Best Buy. It's something, at least.

I was surprised to see the Inverse Cramer ETF pop up this month.  E-trade had shown that it only paid in December so I hadn't really given it much thought.  It turns out that that ETF is shutting its figurative doors as well.  It's a shame, that one would've been interesting to watch.  I never watched "Mad Money", but the meme was (and still is) pretty amusing. 

Nothing too out of the ordinary this month, just keep things chugging along.

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