SillyDonut
SillyDonut

High Dividend Paying Stocks List

Average of below stocks can beat FD.

Any other recommendations except below (PFA) ?

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PrancingNugget
PrancingNugget

As I mentioned in another post, investing in the energy and power sector will never let you down in any fu**ing century.

PrancingNugget
PrancingNugget

By the way, Adani Green is overpriced now, so stay away from that.
As for Suzlon, please wait for the next 2-3 months. According to my knowledge, Suzlon is in talks with some big investors, so if that materializes, there will be a huge jump.
Next financial year, NTPC Renewable is going to launch its IPO. Just don't lose the opportunity, and if you get it, don't sell for the next 10 years.
Keep an eye on NHPC and SJVN.

By the way, these are not recommendations, just a little information.

SillyDonut
SillyDonut
TCS16mo

Nice

ZestyPretzel
ZestyPretzel
Swiggy16mo

Outdated data, looks several years old. Coal india dividend yield is not 9.59% anymore. Market is overvalued, there are no dividend yield stocks that can beat FD right now

SillyDonut
SillyDonut
TCS16mo

+vedanta (debatable btw)

ZoomyNarwhal
ZoomyNarwhal

Someone has already spoken what's on my mind, these companies can choose not to pay didividend. Would be much preferable if they can put those profits back in to make more earnings. Are you solely choosing to invest them for dividends?

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