Dividend Investing with Longacres Finance

I'm a passionate dividend growth investors on the lookout for the best dividend stocks that will help me grow my portfolio. My main focus is to maximize my total return all the while building a growing truly passive income stream of dividends. Join me as I share my approach to dividend investing.

Dividend Investing with Longacres Finance is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 328 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Dividend Investing with Longacres Finance, a business show with 328 episodes published.

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  Episode #328

  E328 - Is It Still Safe to Buy SCHD at These Prices?

  Sep 18, 202616 min

  SCHD is up about 22% in 2026 and trading near its all-time high. Should you still keep buying? I analyzed 3,745 trading days to see what historically happened when investors bought SCHD at all-time highs. I also look at SCHD’s largest holdings, current valuations, dividend growth, and whether the ETF still offers reasonable value today. Yieldrapp - https://yieldrapp.com/The best portfolio tracker and stock research platform! Disclaimer: Not investment advice.

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  Episode #327

  E327 - This Stock Market Statistic Should Scare the Crap Out of You

  Sep 14, 20268 min

  Yieldr: https://yieldrapp.com/ The stock market loses money surprisingly often.Since 1928, the S&P 500 has had a negative return in 26 of 98 years. That's roughly one out of every four years. And that's the statistic everyone focuses on. But when you stop looking at individual years and start looking at longer holding periods, the picture changes dramatically. I pulled nearly 100 years of S&P 500 data and calculated the annualized return for every possible holding period from 1 year all the way out to 40 years. What I found was surprising. At 1 year, 26.5% of periods lost money. At 5 years, 11.7%.At 10 years, 5.6%. At 15 years, just 1.2%. And at 16 years?Zero. Not one 16-year period in the dataset produced a negative annualized return. This video looks at what that statistic actually means, why the stock market's worst crashes can distort our perception of long-term investing, and the potentially enormous cost of choosing "safety" instead. I'll also show you what happens to $10,000 when it compounds at the historical average return over 40 years. And the final statistic might be the most important one of all.If you're interested in the numbers behind the stocks you own, check out Yieldr. Yieldr is a portfolio tracking and stock research app that brings fair value estimates, dividend yield, earnings growth, business quality, portfolio analytics and more together in one place. Learn more: https://yieldrapp.com/ Data shown in this video is based on historical S&P 500 returns and is for educational and research purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future results. #StockMarket #Investing #LongTermInvesting

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  Episode #326

  E326 - 25 High-Quality Dividend Stocks to Buy in September

  Sep 1, 202616 min

  Are high-quality dividend stocks currently trading at a discount? In this video, I run a systematic screening process across the entire US stock market to identify the top 25 dividend-growth companies for September. These 25 selections average a 3.11% starting yield, appear roughly 11% undervalued based on Dividend Yield Theory, and carry an estimated future return potential of 14.43% per year. Read the Full September Ranking (Free): Quality At A Fair Price Newsletter: https://qualityatafairprice.substack.com/p/top-dividend-stocks-september-2026 Analyze & Track Your Portfolio: Try Yieldr: https://yieldrapp.com/ What We Cover in This Video: - The exact rules-based screening process (Moats, Stewardship, & Growth Filters) - How Dividend Yield Theory is used to project 5-year expected returns - Ranking criteria: Valuation vs. Business Quality vs. Expected Return - Stock breakdown starting with Yum China (YUMC) & Zoetis (ZTS) ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice. Always perform your own due diligence before making investment decisions.

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  Episode #325

  E325 - 5 Climate Adaptation Stocks I’m Watching in 2026

  Aug 30, 202617 min

  What happens if governments, businesses and households have to spend more money adapting to a changing climate? In this video, I look at 5 high-quality companies that could benefit from long-term investment in cooling, water infrastructure, electrical grids and construction. The five stocks I'm watching are: Trane Technologies (TT) — HVAC and cooling Xylem (XYL) — water infrastructure Lennox International (LII) — HVAC Hubbell (HUBB) — electrical infrastructure Vulcan Materials (VMC) — construction materials I’ll look at each company's business quality, dividend, free cash flow growth, ROIC and valuation using Yieldr, then estimate what the potential long-term return could look like from today's price. I'm also trying to decide which of these stocks could ultimately replace my position in Global Payments (GPN). A great business can still be a bad investment if you pay too much. That's why I'm looking for the best combination of quality, valuation and long-term growth. Research these stocks and compare them with the rest of the Quality Investable Universe with Yieldr: https://yieldrapp.com/ Full article covering all 10 stocks: https://qualityatafairprice.substack.com/p/10-potential-replacements-for-gpn?r=34wcfq This video is for informational and educational purposes only and is not investment advice.

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  Episode #324

  E324 - Is WR Berkley Actually a High-Quality Stock? | Yieldr Analysis

  Aug 27, 202614 min

  Is WR Berkley (WRB) actually a high-quality business? In this video, I put WR Berkley through the lens of Yieldr to evaluate its fundamentals, financial strength, growth, dividend, and overall quality. Rather than just looking at the stock price, we’ll break down what makes WR Berkley attractive, or potentially less attractive, for a long-term dividend growth investor. Could WRB be one of the better insurance companies for long-term investors? Learn more about Yieldr: https://yieldrapp.com/ #WRB #WRBStock #DividendStocks #StockAnalysis #Yieldr

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