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Thanks alot everyone! Mixed opinions but thats all right, always better to build my own.
Surely im not gonna invest in stocks if i dont understand, thats why im asking Smiley
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I am not much experienced in the stock market...
Someone have some undervalued stocks with huge dividends, which are not well known?
Do not invest in stocks. Never invest in something you do no understand,


I agree. This being said, the problem with stocks with huge dividends is that they are much riskier than stocks with average dividends, and they usually end up cutting down dividends or even ceasing to pay them at all. Dividends are not the only thing you should look when buying stocks, you should also look at debt, recent and projected growth, competitive advantages, rations such as P/E, and, most importantly, free cash flow and free cash flow growth in the recent years.
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I am not much experienced in the stock market...
Someone have some undervalued stocks with huge dividends, which are not well known?
Do not invest in stocks. Never invest in something you do no understand, that simple advice given by Warren Buffett one of the most successful investors in the world should be something we all follow, if you want to invest in stocks then get some experience, the market is not going anywhere there are always going to be new companies to invest what it is not coming back is your money if you lose it.
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February 28, 2018, 03:13:34 PM
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You have to watch out for stocks that pay out big, because oftentimes it's not sustainable and they'll end up cutting their dividend and the stock will drop like a rock.   
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To complement - by the rule of thumb, paying too much dividends (i.e. most/all of the profit) could indicate that directors don't anticipate further growth and that company reached its full potential. Otherwise they would choose to re-invest portion of the profit to expand their operations. Which means stock price is unlikely to go up (unless currently undervalued).
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February 28, 2018, 03:03:12 PM
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Collector's Universe (CLCT) , the company behind PCGS coin grading, pays a great dividend--but they just cut it and their stock price dropped accordingly.   They're a really small company. 

You also might want to look into REIT stocks, because they typically have huge dividends.  AGNC is one that I know of, but there are many of them. 

You have to watch out for stocks that pay out big, because oftentimes it's not sustainable and they'll end up cutting their dividend and the stock will drop like a rock.   

I tend to like big pharma stocks that pay dividends close to 4%, like Pfizer.   Those are big companies, and they tend to increase their dividends each year. 
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February 28, 2018, 02:53:22 PM
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I am not much experienced in the stock market...
Someone have some undervalued stocks with huge dividends, which are not well known?

First thing is that, you should know what stocks is that because you are the one familiar on your place, and before you invest on stock market make sure you know the risk, familiar with the stocks, and you do your own research. The dividends are being give depends on the declaration of the company, some will give quarterly, semi and annually so do your research about that.
legendary
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February 28, 2018, 02:31:11 PM
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In fairness what reason would they have not to? If more people buy it pushes up the value of their stock.

For the reason of buying as much of undervalued stocks as possible before stock's price finally catches up.

...From my limited knowledge of stocks, dividends depend on the success of the company and so it's not really possible to know exactly what a dividend will be until you're due to receive it and you need to own the stock in advance of that.

That depends on the entity's dividend policy, size of its distributable reserve and nature of industry. It's not like it's a total surprise until the dividends are declared. Large companies are pretty good in forecasting performance, therefore you can know well in advance what kind of dividends you can expect in 1-2 years.

Plus, if you hold shares with voting rights, you could co-decide on dividend payment.
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February 28, 2018, 10:28:05 AM
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I am not much experienced in the stock market...
Someone have some undervalued stocks with huge dividends, which are not well known?
Lol!!! Do you really think anyone would tell you that information? What will you do if you are advised to buy shares from which can not get rid of? No. In this business you have to achieve everything with your mind. No one will help you. Or you can hire a personal broker.

In fairness what reason would they have not to? If more people buy it pushes up the value of their stock.

I don't think you'll have too much success here though OP, this is a bitcoin forum not a stocks forum. From my limited knowledge of stocks, dividends depend on the success of the company and so it's not really possible to know exactly what a dividend will be until you're due to receive it and you need to own the stock in advance of that.
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February 28, 2018, 09:30:05 AM
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I am not much experienced in the stock market...
Someone have some undervalued stocks with huge dividends, which are not well known?
Lol!!! Do you really think anyone would tell you that information? What will you do if you are advised to buy shares from which can not get rid of? No. In this business you have to achieve everything with your mind. No one will help you. Or you can hire a personal broker.
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February 28, 2018, 04:48:38 AM
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I am not much experienced in the stock market...
Someone have some undervalued stocks with huge dividends, which are not well known?
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