@jessicainskip: #creatorsearchinsights In today’s lesson: we are discussing how dividends work and more importantly high quality dividend stocks. Terms explained: net income, beta, volatility, dividend stock, income stock, growth stock Just because a stock has a high dividend does not mean it is high quality. You still need to have an investment thesis. #EduTok #TikTokLearningCampaign

WUMI :

I would have guessed late 20’s

HectorHandlesMoney :

This is important to know. When I first started, I chased dividends because they felt more secure. And while they kind of are, since the money goes in your pocket for you decide what to do with, you’re definitely giving up some growth and likely more than what the dividends makes up

Heather :

I’m so new to all of this I’m just gonna need you to come look at my laptop please and thank you 😂

North Iowa :

you got the teacher look today

FunnyFinnyandFriends :

jessica is high quality that comes with big dividends

Ahmed :

Financials aside. Not early 30s???

Marty :

Thinking about how this applies to my portfolio. Chevron is definitely income stock with low movement and high dividends. Nvidia is the opposite, volatile growth stock. But ASML seems to straddle both these categories…dividends and swings.

Bed27 :

Bobby :

Finally information I can understand lol

Natalie Fratto :

A+ handwriting

BirbalTheClever :

Demetrius Green855 :

you got perfect handwriting easy to read 😁

Alex Buckley :

illuminating

c0n0u :

Omg you are so beautiful

ethan :

gamma exposure?, I think i get it. but vanna and delta. on the spx. for 0dte. its been working buttttt.. I learned it works until it doesn't.

Jose Mina🦔 :

You got the content I need

Rivky Gold :

perfect🙏🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎

shavelos :

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Ron :

Outstanding explanation! 👍

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Cyberpunk :

Best video tnx Jess

Noethex :

Thanks you for teaching us your amazing!!

Lucas :

I love your energy and teaching way! instant like and follow

Groucho :

I’m 51, I had to find the right balance between growth and income. I’m still tinkering, but I’m a proponent of reinvesting dividends, so there’s