Found live, every night
James and viewers find the Fab 5 together on the Dividend Stock Talk show, live Sunday through Thursday from 8 to 10 PM EST.
From the Dividend Stock Talk show
Five ranked covered-call picks, found live on the Dividend Stock Talk show and delivered to your inbox as a simple PDF each night.
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What you get
James and viewers find the Fab 5 together on the Dividend Stock Talk show, live Sunday through Thursday from 8 to 10 PM EST.
Each night’s PDF lists the five picks in order, with a short, plain-English note on every one — no jargon, no guesswork.
The whole sheet takes about 10 minutes to read — the same promise as everything else we teach. Can’t catch the live show? The PDF has you covered.
The Fab 5 follows the same philosophy as everything we teach: focus on profitable, dividend-paying stocks, keep it simple, and aim for consistent progress — a target of 1% per week, which compounds to over 50% a year.
Five ranked covered-call picks, every night
Plain-English notes on each pick
$49 a month via Patreon, cancel anytime
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Questions, answered
Each night’s sheet lists the Fab 5 — five covered-call picks, ranked in order — with a short, plain-English note on each one. It’s a starting point for your own decisions, not a managed account.
Every night, Sunday through Thursday, after the live show wraps. The picks are found on the Dividend Stock Talk stream (8–10 PM EST), and the PDF lands in your inbox once the night’s list is final.
It’s $49 a month, billed through Patreon’s secure checkout. You can cancel anytime from your Patreon account, and you won’t be billed again after you cancel.
No — it’s a companion to both. The Dividend Stock Talk show (Sunday–Thursday, 8–10 PM EST) is where the Fab 5 is found live, and the live training teaches you the formula behind it. The Fab 5 PDF saves you time by handing you each night’s ranked picks.
The Fab 5 is educational information, not financial advice, and subscribing does not make us your advisor. Trading involves risk, including loss of principal; the 1% per week figure is a target, not a promise, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Covered calls and dividend stocks carry their own risks: dividends can change or stop, and option positions can lose value. Always do your own research.