Welcome to Fly High Investing, home of the world's highest dividend-yield portfolio. The portfolio, launched in 2017, has a dividend yield exceeding 12%, including reinvested dividends. More remarkable, it has a yield-on-cost of over 20%. This means if you had invested in the Fly High Investing portfolio in 2017, the dividend yield on your original investment would be over 20%. Unlike unreliable option strategies or fleeting capital gains, our dividends are backed by distributable earnings. If your investment objective is to build a passive income stream that will exponentially grow throughout your life, we know of no other fund anywhere in the world that can do that better than Fly High Investing.
Think Like a Business Owner – Market Volatility Shouldn’t Shake Dividend Investors
The last two weeks the stock market has been throwing investors a curveball. Headlines scream volatility, red numbers flash across…
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The Importance of Portfolio Rotation for Income-Focused Investors
At Fly High Investing, our primary focus is on building and maintaining portfolios that generate consistent and reliable income. For…
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The Dividend Dilemma – Qualified vs Unqualified Dividends and Their Role in Different Accounts
While we touched upon Regulated Investment Companies and Qualified vs Unqualified dividends in a previous article, we thought it would…
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Beyond P/E ratios: How to uncover dividend opportunities
At Fly High Investing, we focus on a comprehensive view of earnings ratios to evaluate the sustainability and potential of…
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Avoid the Dividend capture strategy…
It isn’t as easy as it sounds. If you are not familiar how it works, you buy a stock right…
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Understanding Dividend Payout Ratios
Understanding dividend payout ratios is especially important when investing in Regulated Investment Companies (RICs), such as REITs and BDCs. RICs…
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AI in the age of Dividend Investing
Should you be using AI insights for dividend income investing advice? We feel at Fly High Investing that Generative…
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Dividends vs. Buybacks: Which is Better?
As some companies struggle amidst recent market downturns, many are reporting stock buybacks in a bid to boost stock price.…
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CECL standard and it’s continued positive impacts
Before we begin, please note that this is a high-level overview of a complex topic. It warrants further discussion as…
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Why fear the cycles of Fear and Greed?
Before we begin our discussion of how market downturns benefit income investors, let’s look at what causes downturns in the…
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