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If you’re looking for steady income and safety, it’s always a good idea to jump into dividend stocks – especially if they’ll pay you every week just to hold a position.
Look at the AAPL WeeklyPay ETF (SYM: AAPW), for example.
With an expense ratio of 0.99%, the ETF pays weekly distributions that correspond to 120% the calendar week total return of Apple. All by investing in total return swap agreements and Apple stock. It just paid a dividend of just over 23 cents per share on December 23. On December 16, it paid out just over 23 cents per share. And on December 9, it paid out just over 27 cents.
PLTR WeeklyPay ETF (SYM: PLTW)
With an expense ratio of 0.99% and a weekly dividend, the PLTR WeeklyPay ETF (BATS: PLTW) also offers weekly income to shareholders. Like the other ETFs, it also invests in swap agreements and Palantir stock. It just paid a dividend of just over 56 cents per share on December 23. On December 16, it paid just over 60 cents.
Plus, PLTR itself has become a hot stock.
Even after running from about $79 to $189.90 this year, it could see further upside thanks to its partnership with Nvidia and CenterPoint Energy. The three just launched Chain Reaction, which could be a massive catalyst for Palantir and AI.
With explosive demand for data centers, analysts at Deloitte, for example, expect for AI data centers to place significant strain on U.S. power grids. In fact, the firm argues that electricity demand from AI data centers could grow dramatically by the mid-2030s, increasing from just a few gigawatts today to well over 100 gigawatts.
That’s a key issue that can be addressed with Chain Reaction, which aims to streamline how power is generated, distributed, and delivered to AI data centers.
NVDA WeeklyPay ETF (SYM: NVDW)
With an expense ratio of 0.99% and a weekly dividend, the NVDA WeeklyPay ETF (BATS: NVDW) also offers recurring income for shareholders. It also does so by investing in swap agreements and the Nvidia stock. It just paid a dividend of just over 31 cents per share on December 23. On December 16, it paid a dividend of just over 47 cents.
Better, Nvidia shows no signs of cooling either. Fueling more upside, Barclays just upgraded NVDA to a buy rating thanks to the likelihood of further AI spending. “We are OW as the company has long-term sustainable growth led by a large lead in GPUs for AI in DC, with further Edge opportunities (autos, robots, etc.) and a competitive moat around a large portion of the market,” said the firm, as quoted by CNBC.
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