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📅The checks landing next week, laid out |
Four watchlist dividends payable in a four-session week — the amounts were set weeks ago, and the ratio question they answer. |
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Four watchlist dividends land inside next week's four-session trading window. JNJ pays on Tuesday at $1.34 a share, CVX and XOM on Wednesday at $1.78 and $1.03, and MMM on Thursday at $0.78. Honeywell paid a fifth today at $0.70. The amounts were set weeks ago, the dates were on the calendar in June, and whatever the tape does between now and then does not touch any of them. That is a large part of what a diversified income holder is buying. |
The lens for that window is not the market's — it is the sleeve's. When you know six months of cash flow in advance, sizing the sleeve is more math than emotion. Each check as a percentage of the portfolio tells you whether one name has quietly grown to more of the sleeve than you meant it to. JNJ compounding for a decade is a good problem, but a good problem is still a decision. If a name has drifted meaningfully above the weight you chose for it, next week is a natural time to look — the payment lands, the reinvestment question sits open, and the honest answer is your ratio, not the news. If nothing has drifted, then nothing needs doing. That is the version of position sizing most retirees actually practice. |
For most long-term holders the practical answer is not to pick a name or change the plan. It is to run the ratio once a year, look for meaningful drift, and let the checks land into whatever sleeve happens to be light that quarter. The rest of the year the money shows up on the dates that were set months ago. That is what a portfolio sized on payment records rather than headlines actually looks like — quieter than the news, and easier to hold. |
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Before the calendar, a quick read on what the dividend feed shows for the trading week ahead. |
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💵 INCOME WATCH |
Declared. Quiet on the declarations front — nothing new from the watchlist in the past two sessions. |
Ex-dates ahead. Dominion Energy (D) went ex this morning at $0.6675, declared July 28, payable September 20. No other watchlist name goes ex before Friday, September 11. |
Yield check. The 10-year sat at 4.79% at Monday's close (FRED, September 1). SCHD's filed forward rate reads $1.047, which has been running near a 3.0% yield. The gap is wide. |
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One watchlist name has a payment record long enough to earn its own paragraph tonight. |
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🧾 THE STEADY · KO |
Coca-Cola has raised its dividend for 63 consecutive years. The quarterly cadence, 2022 to 2026: 42¢, 44¢, 46¢, 48.5¢, 51¢, 53¢ — every raise announced in February. The filed forward rate is $2.12 a share, which has been running near a 2.4% yield. The 52-week range is $65.35 to $92.49; Wednesday's close was $88.81. The payout ratio sits at 0.47. |
A staple in the plain sense — quiet, consistent, and slow-moving on purpose. |
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📅 TOMORROW'S CALENDAR |
Mon 9/7 · Labor Day. Market closed. A four-session trading week follows. |
Tue 9/8 · JNJ payable. $1.34 a share lands — first of the week's checks. |
Wed 9/10 · CVX and XOM payable. $1.78 and $1.03. Two energy names on the same day. |
Thu 9/11 · Aug CPI · 8:30 ET. First inflation read after this morning's soft jobs print. |
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Between now and Tuesday's open there is Labor Day and a full weekend to sit with the ratio question. The checks arrive on the dates they were promised, and the honest read on Tuesday is a two-minute exercise more than a decision. |
Overnight moves, the day's calendar, and the levels worth watching — Good Morning Alerts sends a short brief before the open. Free. (From Good Morning Alerts) |
For next week's four checks, do you know in advance where each one goes? Just hit reply — I read them all. |
— Randy Cole, Editor |
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