Portfolio growth is the goal of the vast majority of stock investors. Bond investors are usually more interested in principal protection with some interest income. However, the lines have blurred over the…
The two highest-yielding Dogs of the Dow can be a safe haven as the stock market goes through a significant consolidation period this year.
Baby boomers looking to set up their portfolios for a relaxing and rewarding retirement have plenty of factors to consider. Of course, maximizing one’s passive income in retirement is great for those…
24/7 Wall St. : U.S. Treasury ETFs like BIL provide investors a safe and liquid means to earn yields above close to 5.0% Treasuries remain a strong investment because the USD remains…
With the overall stock market very overbought, the four highest-yielding Dogs of the Dow look like outstanding ideas now.
Dividend investors looking for top portfolio holdings have a range of factors that ought to be considered before jumping into any individual position. (Or, basket of dividend stocks for that matter). There’s…
AT&T just rewarded its shareholders again with a dividend. This former Dividend Aristocrat reported strong subscriber growth in the past year.
Quality, high-yield blue chip stocks can deliver dependable passive income to help retirees offset inflation. Here are five that make sense now.
These four large-cap stocks with a 6% or higher dividend and offer shelter from the market volatility storm.
These four top dividend stocks offer dependable passive income streams and solid total return, and they are too cheap to ignore any longer.
Here are three stocks that retirees can buy with confidence as they offer recurring, dependable dividend payouts and a degree of safety that allows for a good night's sleep.
While every business hopes to protect and secure its data networks, sometimes, the worst-case scenario occurs, and a data breach takes place. Over the computer age, computer breaches have ranged in size…
David Beren Large-cap dividend stocks will make sense as rates continue lower next year. These four have yields greater than the 10-year Treasury note.
The Dogs of the Dow strategy doesn’t always work. Often, it can lead investors to a laggard poised to lag behind for yet another year. Still, screening the worst-performing (or highest-yielding) names…
Analysts are positive on these five top "strong buy" stocks for this year. They make sense for growth and income investors.
