UBS Dividend Rulers portfolio focuses on stocks with solid dividends that have consistently grown over time, and their performance this year is outstanding.
Things might have felt bad on Friday’s post-Brexit surprise, but the Dow’s drop of 610 points, a drop of 3.4%, was mild compared to European markets where many of the key stocks…
All four of these stocks look good for investors seeking exposure to the financials sector and also looking for dividends and dividend growth.
Dividend growth is as important as the size of the dividend, and in many cases more important as a metric. Strong cash flows allow companies to consistently raise their dividends.
The Dividend Ruler portfolio has far outperformed the S&P 500 on a total return basis since the portfolio's inception in 2003. For growth and income investors, the UBS stock picks are among…
The market rally is putting a firmer bid under some of the top financial companies, which in turn look like they may have turned the corner.
The UBS Dividend Ruler portfolio team made some of their first changes for the second quarter, adding in a top insurance company stock that offers outstanding dividends and good upside potential.
These stocks make good sense for long-term growth portfolios, as they trade at reasonable valuations and offer stellar growth potential.
The UBS Dividend Ruler portfolio team has made some of their first changes for 2016, and they add back in a top consumer discretionary stock that offers outstanding dividends and good upside…
Coca-Cola shares are again a part of the UBS Dividend Ruler holdings, while British American Tobacco has been dropped.
For investors looking for solid growth ideas that aren’t overpriced, these Q-GARP stocks make good sense now and for 2016.
In a new research report, the UBS Dividend Rulers portfolio analysts make a big change to the portfolio for the stretch run by adding a long-time investor favorite that has been somewhat…
While the UBS Dividend Rulers portfolio has underperformed so far this year, it is very possibly a function of the market overestimating the timing and extent of interest rates increases.
In a new research report, UBS tweaks the Dividend Rulers portfolio.
The Merrill Lynch team suggest rotating out of momentum and looking at half yield and half growth stocks, or what they call Quintile 2 stocks.
