Note: The total number of stocks represented in the above table is 15 instead of 12. The chart below includes several other dividend stocks that follow the same pattern: namely, they pay quarterly and on different weeks.īy combining these stocks into a single portfolio, investors can receive dividend payments on almost every week of the year.ġ AVY pay date can be in the third or fourth week of the month.Ģ LMT pay date can be in the fourth or fifth week of the month.ģ JNJ pay date can be in the second or third week.
Meanwhile, Johnson & Johnson tends to pay out during the second or third week of March, June, September and December. Wal-Mart pays its dividend in the first week of January, April, June and September, whereas BX issues payments in the second week of February, May, August and November. If you look closely, these stocks reveal another pattern. Johnson & Johnson ( JNJ ) has a payout schedule of March, June, September and December. Blackstone Group ( BX ) issues payouts in February, May, August and November. ( WMT ) pays dividends in January, April, June and September. Although it may seem complicated at first, all you need is a handful of stocks to make this strategy a reality. By combining the various payout schedules, investors can ensure they receive dividend payments on a monthly basis from some of Wall Street’s highest-quality dividend-paying common stocks and REITs.
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