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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 it impacts the earnings report of a stock in the Fly High Investing Portfolio, which subsequently affects dividends. Therefore, we believe it is important to address this somewhat specialized subject. The 2008 financial crisis led…
Read MoreUnlocking Wealth with REITs and BDCs: A Dividend Powerhouse for Your 401(k)
We covered Regulated Investment Companies (RICs) in a previous post and providing here a deeper dive into unlocking wealth in your 401k via RICs such as REITs and BDCs. If you are seeking a robust and reliable income stream for your retirement portfolio, then carving out a portion of your portfolio for Real Estate Investment…
Read MoreActively Managed Mutual Funds and ETFs vs Actively Managed Self-Directed Portfolios
Let’s begin by discussing the advantages of investing in actively managed mutual funds and ETFs over managing your own portfolio: Diversification: Mutual funds and ETFs typically hold a diversified portfolio of securities, which can help spread risk across different asset classes, sectors, and regions. By investing in a single fund, you gain exposure to a…
Read MoreHigh Dividend Yield Stocks vs Growth Stocks that pay dividends
High Dividend Yield Stocks and Growth Stocks that pay dividends represent two different investment strategies, and each has its own set of characteristics and considerations. Let’s explore the key differences between these two types of stocks: Dividend Yield stocks: Income Generation: High dividend yield stocks are typically chosen by investors seeking a regular income…
Read MoreWhy 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 first place. As everyone knows, the stock market never behaves rationally. This is due to several factors. New information arrives constantly and the macroeconomic environment changes frequently. Further complicating the problem is about 70% of…
Read MoreDRIP or Cash Splash: Mastering the Art of Dividend Reinvestment
When it comes to reinvesting dividends, there are primarily two strategies to consider, each with its own set of advantages and drawbacks. The first and most widely used method is known as a Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP). A DRIP automatically channels your cash dividends back into the stock that generated them, effortlessly acquiring additional shares…
Read MoreWash Dumb Money Down Wall Street’s Drain
I have a unique investment proposition to discuss with you. I’m interested in acquiring a car wash business, but currently lack the necessary funds. I’m seeking financial support from you to make this purchase, with the understanding that I will manage the business and retain all profits. While there’s a possibility of selling the business…
Read MoreEarnings Fixes Everything
Let’s dive deep into managing risk in your investment portfolio and how it’s done differently at Fly High Investing. Navigating the world of investments may seem challenging, but by adopting effective strategies, you can turn it to your advantage. Let’s begin by delving into the fundamentals. Many investors prioritize risk management in their portfolios, with…
Read MoreDividend Investing at Fly High Investing
Over the course of his career, Mike Edens from Fly High Investing crafted a successful career path. During his tenure as an airline pilot, he anticipated a potential decline in income upon retirement. This prompted him to strategize ways to generate revenue from his portfolio without resorting to liquidating its assets. This contemplation led him…
Read MoreRegulated Investment Companies
Among some really cool things and subjects we often discuss, we wanted to write a little about the companies that are in the portfolio, Regulated investment companies (RICs), and why they are so important for this portfolio. When we started looking for companies with high earnings and high dividend yields, these companies just naturally floated…
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