Four high-yielding Dividend King stocks offer dependable passive income and solid growth potential and will benefit from Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Altria stock hit a six-year high because its earnings were strong and because this Dividend King has among the highest yields of S&P 500 stocks.
Douglas A. McIntyre Investors love dividend stocks, especially those with high yields, because they provide a substantial income stream and offer significant total return potential. Total return includes interest, capital gains, dividends, and distributions realized…
Live Updates Altria Gains After the Opening Bell 10:48am ETEric BleekerWhile Altria was largely flat in premarket trading, once the opening bell rang buyers came out in force. After leaping to $62…
Eric Bleeker Companies that have paid and raised their dividends for 50 years or more are the kind that growth and income investors want to buy and hold in their stock portfolios for the…
These five ultra-high-yield dividend stocks would be screaming buys on a 10% sell-off from current levels, and they make sense for growth and income investors.
Watch the Video Transcript: Douglas: Lee, at this point in the year, all the companies that pay dividends have pretty much set their dividends. You know, the boards have their share buybacks,…
Dropping the federal funds rate could be a massive tailwind for quality dividend stocks, including these four high-yielding Dividend Kings.
Watch the Video Transcript: Douglas: So we’ve got new news out of, Omaha. Warren Buffet has made another chess move. What’s, what’s happening? Lee Jackson: Well, you know, back in 2015 or…
Altria (NYSE: MO | MO Price Prediction) is the leading seller of cigarettes and smokeless tobacco in the US. Its stock has a yield of 7% and its shares have risen 18%…
Douglas A. McIntyre If you’re fortunate enough to inherit $400,000, it may be tempting to spend that money on cars and vacations. However, the smart-money move is to invest the funds wisely and plan for…
Altria (NYSE: MO | MO Price Prediction) makes some of the world’s most dangerous products. Its stock has a yield of 7% and its shares have risen 21% in the last year,…
Douglas A. McIntyre When an exchange traded fund (ETF) pays out dividends every month instead of making you wait three months, that’s an attractive feature. It’s even more enticing, though, when a dividend ETF just…
A Wall Street maxim states, “Twenty percent of investors who want to make money are in stocks, while the other 80 percent who want to keep their money are in bonds.” This…
Dividend stocks paying great yields have historically traded at premium valuations, but the current environment has been quite punishing. Higher interest rates over the past three and a half years have caused…
