My Portfolio & Connect: https://www.patreon.com/dividendbull As the market selloff continues, it’s obviously been creating a lot of fear for investors. As of early this week, the sell-off is still ongoing, and Trump is still not backing down from all of his tariffs. On Monday the S&P 500 closed down nearly 2.7%, and the NASDAQ fell by 4%. The NASDAQ fell so hard that Monday was actually its worst day since 2022, as recession fears have been growing. With most stocks and funds being down, it does present a really good buying opportunity for investors looking for higher dividend payments. Of course, that’s assuming you have the stomach to buy investments that are free-falling. If you do, they can present wonderful buying opportunities when it comes to dividend investments. As I showed last week, the more share prices fall on dividend stocks, the more dividends you get for every dollar you invest. And out of all of the stocks in my portfolio that had a flash sale last week, there was one company in particular that actually went through two other events, causing its share price to fall sharply. That’s despite them recently posting some excellent financial results, and why I bought more shares recently.