You Could Earn Passive Income With These 6 Monthly Dividend Stocks 🤑

[Image](www.elitetrade.club) Dear Trader, Welcome to our brand-new Sunday Brief! Here are the stocks we're watching this week. The BEST Mostly Dividend Stocks To Buy Now! Many investors are unaware of the fact that monthly dividend stocks exist. But is it possible to make a solid monthly dividend income from your stocks? Let’s take a quick look at the best dividend stocks that will let you generate income every 30 days. Sponsored 20-cent Gold Stock Has Backing of Major Gold Producers The 2023 gold bull market has arrived as nervous investors continue to flock to the safety of the yellow metal. Yet, the biggest gains won't be in gold...they'll be in the tiny small-cap explorers like this one: multiple drill programs being funded by major gold producers and trading completely undiscovered below US$0.20 per share. [The time to get in is now BEFORE next drill results are released.]( [Image](?awt_a=q9dU&awt_l=9uwww&awt_m=gJfqeXDB2NtOLdU) STAG Industrial (NYSE: STAG) STAG Industrial is a real estate investment trust specializing in warehouses and light industrial properties. The company’s primary focus is on distribution centers for large-scale national companies. In total, STAG Industrial currently owns more than 550 buildings across 40 states. A near majority of STAG’s portfolio consists of online ventures that need places to store products. As more and more businesses move online, this puts STAG in an excellent position to succeed. STAG rents out buildings at healthy rates, boosting its revenue and dividend price in turn. Share prices have climbed fairly steadily for nearly two years, only seeing a decline since the beginning of this year. The business recently revealed that it has fully closed the sale of two industrial real estate sites. Both were completely occupied for gross proceeds of around $82.0 million, or 5.2% cash capitalization rate. STAG's ability to successfully execute transactions despite the present market turbulence is demonstrated by this sale of two industrial buildings with a considerable cap rate reduction. This deal increases STAG's capacity to recycle cash when opportunities present themselves over the rest of the year. With a dividend of 4.67% and a real estate occupancy rate above 98%, Stag is an awfully tempting stock. AGNC Investment Corp. (NASDAQ: AGNC) AGNC is the first of a few real estate investment trusts (REITs) on our list, focusing predominantly on agency mortgage-backed securities. With agencies, assets are backed by the federal government in the event a default happens. The REIT buys and sells these mortgages for profit. Its portfolio comprises over $61 billion in securities, most of which are residential properties. AGNC stock has had a pretty lackluster year, seeing a slight decrease from the middle of 2021. The advantage of the mortgage REIT market is how predictable it is. Investors can frequently access all the general information they want by closely monitoring Fed monetary policy and the interest rate yield curve. Things are now not looking good for AGNC and its competitors. The nation's central bank is swiftly increasing interest rates in an effort to rein in historically high inflation. Additionally, the yield curve for interest rates has flattened. This often causes net interest margin to decrease and near-term book values for mortgage REITs to decline. However, this sector is a wise bad-news investment. That's because protracted bull markets are when the yield curve steepens the most. Additionally, the yields AGNC earns from upcoming MBS purchases will increase along with interest rates. This should lead to consistent net interest margin growth sooner rather than later. That aside, AGNC has a very impressive 11.98% yield to keep many dividend investors happy. With mortgage rates still lower than usual, AGNC looks to be a solid choice for income for the foreseeable future. Realty Income (NYSE: O) With a dividend of 4.48%, Realty Income is worthy of every investor’s consideration. Realty Income owns over 11,400 properties in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, the United Kingdom, and Spain. Most of these properties are single-tenant retail sites and represent over 1,100 different clients. Realty Income minimizes its financial risk by maintaining a diverse portfolio. The company is involved in key U.S. markets and has clients in many different industries. With stable business operations, Realty Income’s dividends will likely remain steady. While malls have struggled over the past decade, standalone properties have plenty of potential. A good portion of Realty Income’s properties are convenience stores and pharmacies in high-traffic areas. Realty Income has paid 626 monthly dividends, so it has a history of consistent payments. The company has also increased its dividends more than 100 times in the 26 years since its IPO. Its extremely steady corporate structure makes it appropriate for a retiree's portfolio. Realty Income makes investments in single-tenant buildings that are then leased out on long-term triple-net leases to a substantial percentage of investment-grade tenants. According to these agreements, the renter is responsible for paying taxes, insurance, and upkeep. The periods of triple-net leases are often longer (seven to ten years) and include automatic rent increases. For both sides, these contracts entail a significant financial investment. A triple-net-lease operator like Realty Income would choose a drugstore, dollar shop, or convenience store as a tenant. Because they are less economically sensitive, these businesses are sometimes referred to as defensive stocks. People will continue to buy snacks, paper plates, and toothpaste regardless of the status of the economy. Companies like Realty Income set themselves apart from mall REITs with this defensive quality. During a recession, people will spend less on high-end clothing and other discretionary things. Realty Income has even trademarked itself as the “Monthly Dividend Company”, which shows its commitment to paying its shareholders. It does, in fact, distribute a dividend every month. During the COVID-19 epidemic, most REITs were compelled to reduce their payouts. However, Realty Income increased its dividend three times in 2020. ARMOUR Residential REIT, Inc. (NYSE: ARR) Like many other REITs, ARMOUR invests in mortgage-backed securities guaranteed by an entity sponsored by the U.S. government. The REIT doesn’t own actual property, acting more as a financial institution than a landlord. It seeks to manage these securities, buying and selling over time for profit. ARMOUR stock has yet to recover from the fall at the onset of the Covid pandemic. Shares have dropped some since the beginning of this year, resulting in a net loss across the board. However, the company maintains a 16.78% dividend yield, which is more than enough to keep most investors happy. ARMOUR has done well to keep this high rate despite its share price losses. LTC Properties (NYSE: LTC) LTC’s portfolio is split between skilled nursing facilities and senior housing (LTC stands for long-term care). In total, the company has more than 200 investments across 30 states. It serves as a landlord and does not operate these facilities. The baby boomer generation is getting older, which bodes well for LTC in both the short and long term. This population covers those born from the late 1940s through 1960, and most people are just now considering long-term care. LTC’s net income increased yearly in the first and second quarters of 2022. The company received nearly all the anticipated rent and acquired 11 senior living facilities in Canada through a joint venture for around $236 million. Its stock has returned roughly 30% overall so far this year, and it is presently yielding a respectable 5.19%. LTC’s dividend accounts for three-quarters of its current budget. Even if it loses realty income for its properties at any point, the dividend likely won’t be at risk. Dynex Capital, Inc. (NYSE: DX) Dynex Capital is a mortgage REIT investing in mortgage bonds and securities. The company does so with both commercial and residential properties. To appeal to shareholders, it uses these investments to generate high dividends. The company's dividend yield is currently 10.15%. Share prices have declined since the beginning of the year, likely due to lower-than-expected revenue in the last few quarters. Investors are still optimistic about Dynex Capital as businesses claim physical locations. The current trend points to dividend and stock growth in the future. That’s it for our Sunday Brief! Don't forget to reply to this email with your feedback. We’ll see you again before the open on Monday. Thanks for being an Elite Trade Club member! Best Regards, Elite Trade Club P.S... Want alerts delivered straight to your cell every morning for free?* [Click Here Now]( to get Elite watchlists sent directly to your phone *Standard message/carrier rates may apply. Legal Stuff: Stocks featured in this newsletter are for entertainment purposes only. You should not base any investment decisions on information contained in my newsletter. Stocks featured in this newsletter may be owned by owners/operators of this website which could impact our ability to remain unbiased. Please consult a financial advisor before making any trading decisions. I may earn a small commission from links placed inside of these emails. 1969 S. 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