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Many investors overlook the importance of steady income. No matter your investment profile, dividends provide stable growth with consistent payments that accrue and compound over time. If you plan to retire wealthy, you need stocks that will pay you to own them. Our investment analysts highlight the stocks with the highest yields, uncover those increasing their payouts and evaluate the highly regarded Dividend Aristocrats, plus much more. Read on to find out how you can profit from investing in dividend stocks.
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I'm Lovin' It - McDonald's stock is a very attractive buy here. McDonald's earnings and cash flow cover its dividends well, making MCD stock very cheap with at least an 18 to 20% upside.
Exxon Is An Attractive Buy With Its 8% Dividend Yield
Exxon Mobil stock is an attractive buy with its 8% dividend yield. If the quarterly dividend is maintained, Exxon Mobil stock will rally.
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Transportation stocks have face near-term headwind due to the coronavirus. However, fundamentally strong stocks have a bright outlook.
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UnitedHealth uses technology and managed care to dominate the U.S. healthcare market at a steady profit and dividend via UNH stock.
Too Much Has to Go Right for Energy Transfer Stock to Be a Good Investment
ET stock is probably going to see a dividend cut in the near future. Although that will still leave investors with a relatively hefty yield, the company is facing several financial risks that could eventually hurt the company's long-term future.
Halliburton Is Imperfect, But Strong Going into Earnings
Halliburton presents an admittedly mixed financial profile, but if you're looking for reasons to bet on HAL stock, you can find some.
Energy Transfer Stock: Stranded in the Dakotas
ET stock already had a complicated financial position. Now, with a key pipeline set to shut down, investors should prepare for a dividend cut.
Wells Fargo Stock Has Likely Bottomed Following the Bank’s Dividend Cut Announcement
Wells Fargo confirmed the rumors and announced a dividend cut on Monday. This creates a great opportunity to buy Wells Fargo stock as some investors panic.
Avoid Wells Fargo Stock Before Its Earnings Report
As earnings season kicks in, Wells Fargo stock is likely to be volatile with a downward bias. Investors should avoid WFC for now.
AbbVie Is Cheap and Pays an Attractive Yield
AbbVie stock is both cheap and has an attractive dividend yield. AbbVie stock sells below 10x earnings, with a 4.9% dividend yield and a 28% upside target value.
Why Exxon’s Dividend Is Safe and Attractive
Exxon's dividend is safe, making the XOM stock 7.7% yield very attractive. The expected total return for XOM stock, including the dividend, is over 30% annually over the next two years.
Commitment to Its Dividend Might Be the Riskiest Thing About AT&T Stock
T stock may look like a solid, blue chip dividend stock at first glance. However, questionable strategic decisions may have it on the same bearish path as General Electric.
Learnin’ From Luckin, Starbucks Heats Up a Strategy Built Around Its App
Starbucks is doubling down on its app, on pick-up and delivery. But it's still going to shrink in the near term.
