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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.
3 Safe Stocks to Buy to Prepare for a 2025 Bear Market
Safe stocks for a bear market are often found in the consumer staples and non-cyclical sectors, and these three stocks are proof of that.
3 Under-$10 Dividend Stocks Poised for Major Growth
Here is a look at the best under-$10 dividend stocks. Learn what these small-cap stocks offer and how they can drive major growth in 2024.
The Top 7 Growth Stocks to Buy Now: Summer 2024
These are some of the top growth stocks to buy now that can generate impressive long-term gains for patient investors.
Recent Dividend Stocks Articles
Here’s the Real Reason Why I Bought AT&T Stock
Going too deeply into AT&T stock can create paralysis by analysis. Instead, you should focus on the fact that T stock is too big to fail.
Going Into Earnings, Will Procter & Gamble Stock Move Higher?
With Procter & Gamble's 50% increase over the last 12 months, PG stock could struggle to keep moving higher into earnings.
3 Reasons It Is Really Easy to Be Bullish on AT&T Stock
AT&T stock has languished for a while. But this could be setting up for a value opportunity. The acquisition of Time Warner looks spot on and there should be a boost from the move to 5G.
5 Wonderful REITs to Buy Today
After a terrible 2018, REITs are back in a big way. And these five REITs have what it takes to keep the dividends and gains flowing.
Is Johnson & Johnson Stock a Buy Ahead of Earnings?
Is Johnson & Johnson stock a buy ahead of earnings? JNJ stock has been awfully quiet in the leadup, suggesting a larger move could happen.
IBM Stock Won’t Rise as Fast as Investors Expect
IBM hopes to become a growth company again after buying Red Hat, but that transformation has yet to officially begin for IBM stock.
Keurig Dr Pepper Inc Is Losing Its Fizz
Creating Keurig Dr Pepper was a great deal for the German Riemann family, which owns 87% of it, but it's not paying off big for public shareholders
Economic Worries May Hurt Exxon Mobil Stock
XOM stock carries a balanced mix of pros and cons, but ultimately, broader economic concerns may cloud XOM's nearer-term prospects.
Analyst Note Fosters Doubts About Dow Inc Stock
Dow Inc stock received its first analyst downgrade on April 5th, and this call should remind investors to compare DOW to peers before buying.
Traders Mulling Gap Stock At Strong Support With a 4% Dividend Yield
Gap stock is in a good company, but not so good that investors should run out and pay any price for it. A dip in GPS stock to $24.50 is a different story.
Kohl’s Stock Isn’t a Good Name to Buy and Hold
KSS made fiscal 2019 look gorgeous despite a lack of growth, with a strategy based on downsizing that isn;t bullish for KSS stock over the long-term
10 Dangerous Dividend Stocks to Avoid
In most cases, dividend yields are tantalizingly high for a reason (the stocks are cheap and rightly so) – and are simply not supported by the fundamental earnings power of the business.
There’s Still Time to Buy AT&T Stock on Its Way Up
AT&T stock has an attractive dividend, low valuation and has 10% upside. That is, if we can snag the stock on a pullback down to $31.
JPM Stock Looks like a Great Buy, but It Just Can’t Get Traction
JPMorgan stock is climbing after a yield inversion scare. However, JPM stock needs to do a lot more to prove that it's ready to run.
Nike Stock Is a Fantastic Choice for Any Long-Term Portfolio
NKE stock has multiple positive catalysts that make it a long-term buy
How Safe Is the Dividend of Procter & Gamble Stock?
PG stock is yielding 2.79%, and investors are betting that Procter & Gamble stock will rise slowly over time.