Dividend stocks are still in vogue as income investors seek rates in the paltry low interest rate environment. This has placed a premium on many blue-chip stocks with stable dividends. The other impact is the number of companies that have initiated a new dividend in the past year. These companies are starting with lower yields …
Many of the blue-chip dividend payers are hitting new 52-week price highs. This is concerning as when price increases, yields will fall. Because of the soaring popularity of blue-chip dividend payers, more investors are turning to master limited partnerships (MLP). These are pass-through entities that must pay at least 90% of their taxable income to …
It is easy to just run a stock screen looking for good dividend stocks and find a few worth evaluating for addition to your portfolio. Many investors have had success by buying dividend stocks and compounding their returns over time. This will generally bring you back to the classic blue chip stocks. These stocks are …
For income investors wanting to go it alone, they should consider creating a portfolio of high dividend stocks with low beta. This type of portfolio will provide a risk to reward profile during times of uncertainty in the markets. By adding the component of a bullish outlook to the low beta stocks indicates these stocks …
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