Hi Everyone,
Here are this week’s money machine leads. To collect Friday nights payments they need to be purchased by the close of market today. Sometimes the prices drop by more than the dividend amount the next day and recover a few days later creating bargains. This is a typical dividend rebound, however, current events, e.g., a big price change in Bitcoin, can overpower typical market behaviors.
| SYMBOL | Frequency | PAYMENT | YIELD | Ex-Date | Payment Date | ||
| CHPY | Weekly | $0.4056 | 39.53% | 6/20/25 | 6/23/25 | ||
| LFGY | Weekly | $0.4684 | 63.05% | 6/20/25 | 6/23/25 | ||
| ULTY | Weekly | $0.0875 | 73.92% | 6/20/25 | 6/23/25 | ||
| DIPS | Every 4 weeks | $0.2922 | 45.02% | 6/20/25 | 6/23/25 | ||
| GDXY | Every 4 weeks | $0.8449 | 69.06% | 6/20/25 | 6/23/25 | ||
| MRNY | Every 4 weeks | $0.1900 | 102.74% | 6/20/25 | 6/23/25 | ||
| NVDY | Every 4 weeks | $0.6721 | 53.15% | 6/20/25 | 6/23/25 | ||
| PLTY | Every 4 weeks | $3.2600 | 62.55% | 6/20/25 | 6/23/25 | ||
From the recent option behavior on which our dividends are based, it looks like other folks are also anticipating a gain in MRNY price. We have been proposing September, the beginning of vaccine season, as significant timing, but option buyers lead the stock buyers. SURPRISINGLY, ,MRNY IS DOWN TO $2.41 AT THE MOMENT. The price drop could be a response to recent news re govt contracts.
GDXY’s dividend is an improvement with only a slight change in price. Geopolitical economic risk moves the price of gold and gold miners, enabling higher profits on our gold miners hedge.
Another surprise today is that PLTY along with NVDY & DIPS are not paying better as PLTR and NVDA are near all time highs. It may have something to do with previous option activity being dampened by fake news – that the reference stocks are overpriced. This happens a lot with these two stocks and the articles are nearly always proven false. Normally, this would imply bargains but PLTY and NVDY are actually up today. Nevertheless these are stocks you may want to consider for the long term.
Among our weekly payers, both the price per share and dividends for ULTY (see chart below) look like they have bottomed out and leveled off.
So if you don’t already own it, ULTY is still cheap.
Regards,
Clint