Daily Dividends? Sounds Crazy - Should you buy in?
Is it to good to be true?
By Gerald Peters - @fullauto11 | The Peters Report.com |
The Rise of Daily Dividends
Hey SIS gang,
Just as I am starting to get used to weekly dividends, we are now talking about daily dividends.
I remember years ago finding a list of stocks that paid monthly dividends. At the time, it felt like discovering a secret that Wall Street didn’t want me to know.
The idea of monthly dividends was a complete game changer. I could actually take steps toward building my passive income , no matter how small the beginning or today’s deposits.
“it felt like discovering a secret that Wall Street didn’t want me to know.”
Up until then, I had always associated cash flow with rental properties. If you wanted income, you bought real estate, collected rent, and hoped your tenants paid on time. Stocks were for growth. Real estate was for income.
Then I discovered monthly dividend stocks. Total game changer for me. Couple of my favorite monthly Dividend payers include:
AGNC, PNNT, PLFT, nARR, CEF, CLM, QQQY, IWMY, YYY
For the first time, I realized that owning paper assets could generate consistent cash flow just like a rental property. Every month money showed up in the account whether I was working or not. That simple concept opened my eyes to a whole new world.
Just as it did my friend Johan,
It was one of the first moments that made me believe financial freedom was possible without a traditional 9-to-5 job. Fast forward to today and the income investing landscape has evolved dramatically.
First came monthly dividends.
Then weekly dividends.
Now we have portfolios capable of generating income almost every single market day.
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GP’s Second Income Stream Estimated Yearly Income $62,255.87
💥 That’s $5,183 a month in passive income!
The technology, fund structures, and option-income strategies available today would have sounded crazy when I first started investing.
Yet here we are.
For many investors, daily dividends aren’t really about getting paid every day.
They’re about creating a steady stream of cash flow that feels more like a paycheck and less like waiting three months for a quarterly dividend.
“Now we have portfolios capable of generating income almost every single market day.”
That’s what attracted me to monthly dividends years ago, and it’s the same thing attracting investors to weekly and daily income strategies today.
The goal has never changed.
Build assets.
Create cash flow.
Replace earned income with investment income.
And eventually reach the point where your money is working harder than you are.
As I often tell the MFG:
“Financial freedom isn’t about how much money you make. It’s about how many income-producing assets you own.” — @fullauto11
The evolution from quarterly dividends to monthly, weekly, and now daily income is simply another step in that journey. The question isn’t whether daily dividends are possible anymore.
The question is: How much of your monthly bills can your portfolio pay for?
Today I am sharing what I know about the fund that pays a daily dividend.
— GP
The Second Income Stream 💧
SATA (NASDAQ: SATA), it is the preferred stock issued by Strive, Inc. and has become popular among income investors because it currently pays a In rate and recently switched to daily dividend payments.
Blows my mind honestly. Let’s take a look inside this fund,
SATA Snapshot (June 2026)
Current price has been trading around $95-$100 per share.
Annual dividend rate: 13.0%.
Daily dividend payments began on June 16, 2026.
The most recent daily dividend amount is approximately $0.0542 per share per business day.
Example Income
At a 13% yield:
$10,000 invested = about $1,300/year
About $108/month
About $3.56/day on average
For SIS followers, a $100,000 position would generate roughly $13,000 annually, or about $1,083 per month before taxes and price fluctuations.
Well gang,
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Here are two Closed End -
ECC is breaking out at the time of this email.
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TCPC - “low risk” in a currently highest risk sector
The Nke
AMZY - Tier 3
CCIF
GP’s Take
“SATA is not a growth stock. It’s a cash-flow machine. People aren’t buying it hoping it doubles. They’re buying it because they want money showing up in their account every business day. The question isn’t ‘How high can it go?’ The question is ‘Can the dividend keep flowing?’ That’s where the real homework is.” — Gerald Peters - @fullauto11
The main risk is that SATA’s dividend is ultimately tied to Strive’s business and Bitcoin treasury strategy. A 13% yield is attractive, but investors should understand why the yield is that high and whether it remains sustainable over time.
For the Second Income Stream, SATA would fit into your Tier 2 Income bucket as a high-yield cash-flow holding, though I’d still want position sizing and diversification around it rather than relying on a single payer.
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