Dividend Stocks vs Royalty Trusts: Who Wins for Passive Income?

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In this video, I compare Dividend Stocks against a much lesser known, but often higher yielding passive income challenger, in Royalty Trusts. And stick around until the end, because I reveal Michael Burry’s billion-dollar warning to the tech sector, then share some startling new job numbers, and wrap up with Warren Buffett’s emotional goodbye letter he just posted.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:36 Royalty Trusts
04:22 Example Royalty Trust CRT
07:45 Taxes
11:26 Michael Burry’s warning(s)
14:43 Some nasty US jobs data
17:10 Warren Buffett’s goodbye
19:00 Final lesson
20:09 Shoutouts, pitches & outro

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Date: November 15, 2025

35 thoughts on “Dividend Stocks vs Royalty Trusts: Who Wins for Passive Income?

  1. Hi GenexDividendInvestor thanks for the video. Why invest in royalty trusts when you can invest in VNOM or TLP. TLP has an interesting business plan – in addition to the oil and gas mineral rights they seem to also have water rights that they sell for fracking operations. TLP always seemed expensive to me though. I do own a little VNOM – this company has royalty interests in 50% of the wells in the Permian basin and their parent company FANG is an operator in the Permian and ensures wells get drilled on VNOM acreage. VNOM is a C-Corp so no K-1. The base dividend implies about a 3.5% yield and the variable dividend annualized gets you close to a 6% yield.

  2. thanks again.
    no don't any trusts, never even considered owning one. I'm watching the markets not being very "stable" at the moment, and then looking at my dad planning on retiring next year. The first that pops up is "sequence risk of returns", yet I hope that him having postponed his retirement until age 72 might help mitigate any dangers.

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