Dividend Stocks

Today I am looking at some of the best undervalued REITs (real estate investment trusts) that have serious profit potential. These stocks are either at a trough price-wise, or their valuation metrics are very cheap. For example, many of these REITs are down over 25% year to date. Moreover, their valuation metrics show that their

Investors are thirsting for income to compensate for declining stock values. Those of you with more than five years until retirement might be tempted to find the best high-yield retirement stocks to plump up your nest egg and call it a day.  Of course, everyone’s version of what constitutes high yield is different. The current

Income investors looking for high-yield stocks with growth potential should consider investing in real estate investment trusts, or REITs for short. The appeal of REITs is straightforward: REITs allow anyone the opportunity to profit from real estate properties, without actually having to own property. REITs operate across a number of sectors, including industrial, healthcare and

A dividend-paying stock can be a good investment during a bear market. Investing in dividend stocks is an excellent way to increase your income and grow your wealth, as you are paid not just on the initial investment but also on any future earnings. Investors favor companies with high dividend yields and low price-earnings ratios

Dividends were how people traditionally got their money out on investments. The obsession with capital gains is relatively recent. It’s not the only way for management to give you money. Stock buybacks have become even-more popular than dividends in recent years. Buybacks support the price of a stock, they’re not taxed, and they help management

Hoist your groceries up into a tree and get out the bear mace. We’re going hunting for bargains in this downtrodden market. And one of the best ways to fortify a portfolio during any bear market is with the best high-yield dividend paying stocks. The higher the yield, the better. And stocks that pay dividends

Headquartered in Dallas, AT&T (NYSE:T) is a telecommunications giant that pays a generous 5.4% dividend yield. Yet, some investors might be worried that T stock will fall, as AT&T will report its second-quarter 2022 earnings results on July 21. They may be concerned about the effects of inflation, but there’s really no need to worry about AT&T.

Today I am writing about six of the best blue-chip stocks under $20 that are worth buying now. These stocks also have the distinction of having very low price-to-earnings (P/E) multiples and producing enough earnings to cover dividend payments to shareholders. It’s actually harder than you think to find these stocks. Typically if a company

Dividend stocks have enjoyed an uptick in popularity over the past few months. Most pundits, myself included, would argue that there’s a massive buying opportunity afoot currently. The S&P 500 fell into bear market territory which is affecting market perceptions.  Again, while there is a lot of fear, that creates opportunity. For one, the official

Most stocks have been under significant pressure so far in 2022. However, tech stocks have been some of the worst performers by far. Of course, not all tech stocks are created equal. Some are high-growth names with little to no profit. Others are undervalued tech stocks with dividends. Many of these stocks tend to be

The Dividend Kings list is a great way to find companies with a long-term commitment to paying shareholders. The Dividend Kings have not only consistently paid increasing dividends for decades but have also outperformed the market with their returns in the past decade. A company’s dividend history is important for investors when deciding which stocks

Great dividend stocks are sporting higher yields than they have in years thanks to the market selloff in 2022. That has pushed the number of high-dividend stocks ever higher, and for income-focused investors, this is a great opportunity to pick up strong dividend stocks at a discount. However, not all dividend stocks are created equal,

The bear market has not been limited to a group of high-flying tech stocks. In fact, it hasn’t even been limited to stocks in general. Cryptocurrencies and bonds have also been under intense selling pressure this year. In turn, that has investors searching for the best long-term dividend stocks to buy — and rightfully so.

Investors searching for the next great investment idea generally want to spread a wide net. If they’re interested in dividend stocks, the price might not be as important as the payment’s yield or growth. Some investors do like the idea of investing in low-priced stocks. With that in mind, it’s worth trying to find dividend

Finding tech stocks that come with a dividend is as hard as it gets. And if you find some good ones, it’s even harder to narrow down to the best tech dividend stocks. Tech companies have historically focused on reinvesting profits in expanding their businesses and creating shareholder value through share price appreciation. It’s just

Dividends are an important part of many portfolios, but along with recognizing the top dividend stocks, you also need to be able to recognize which dividend stocks to sell at a given time. Today we highlight a list of dangerous dividend stocks. I would consider this a call to sell them now if you have

Today I am reviewing 6 Dow stocks to buy on the dip. They might be able to produce excellent returns for the long-term investor. The main reasons are they have low valuations, good earnings growth, and high dividend yields. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is down 14.74% YTD, not including dividends paid out, as

Inflation continues to roar in the United States, and interest rates are rising as a direct result. Because of these challenges, the U.S. economy could tip into a recession. As investors likely recall from previous recessions, many high-yielding dividend stocks are likely to cut or suspend their dividends if the U.S. economy enters a downturn.

Today, I am discussing six cheap dividend stocks that are worth buying in July. This is because the company’s underlying earnings more than cover the dividend payments. That makes their dividends more secure, and therefore, increases the valuation of the stocks. Moreover, these dividend stocks might be considered cheap if their yields are higher than

So far, 2022 has not been a good one for many stocks. The growth, technology and consumer discretionary categories did well during the pandemic. However, inflation, rising interest rates, and a return to normal caused investors to become more risk-averse. As a result, the major indices are either in correction or bear market territory. However,