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An Improving Business with a High Yield of 11.2%
If you take a look at stocks with dividend yields north of 10%, you’d see that most of them aren’t perfect. Whether they are impacted by a cyclical downturn or a secular shift in the industry, double-digit yielders are not known to be the safest bets...
10 Dividend Stocks You Can Set and Forget
Tired of keeping a close eye on financial news and popping in and out of positions in an effort to get the most out of an increasingly volatile market? If so, you’re not alone. There is a solution, however, for investors who’ve become mentally exhausted thanks to a bull market that has now persisted for a stunning nine years — just buy some dividend stocks and stop watching the market every day. Go find a new hobby instead. With some stocks, you really are better off just leaving them alone and letting time do the hard work for you. In no certain order...
3 of the Best Dividend Aristocrats for Retirement
Dividend Aristocrats were an important part of the retired investor’s portfolio then, because their cash flow is not only so fantastic that they can continue raising dividends year after year, but because they also have enough growth in some cases to boost annual returns to that important 10% level. I’ve got three Dividend Aristocrats that not only pay that yummy dividend, but that I think have a pretty decent shot at growing earnings enough that their stock prices should also rise to breach the 10% annual level...
Quality 4.8% Yielding REIT With Solid Growth In The Buy Zone
This company is a grocery anchored retail REIT undergoing a transformation. I believe it is quite attractive around 13x AFFO. Based on the expected growth in FFO per share and the dividend yield, I would expect total returns to run around 9% to 11%. If we assume the occasional recession as part of a long-term projection, we would still have a range of 7% to 9%...
Little-Known Investment Company Pays a Yield of 10.3%
Just think about that. The average S&P 500 company pays less than two percent at the moment, and a four percent payout would allow a company to call itself a “high-yield stock.” In this kind of environment, a yield north of 10% could go a long way towards boosting the return of an income portfolio...
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