With all the hype surrounding A.I. and mega-cap tech stocks, it’s no surprise investors are wondering where to park money that doesn’t seem overbought, but still has upside, and delivers income to get paid while they hold the stock. It’s a great question, and here’s my answer…
In short, it has upward trending earnings revisions, a reasonable valuation, and a compelling momentum chart pattern. Additionally, it earns an “A” across all Zacks Style Scores, further improving the odds of near-term strength.
When you invest in great businesses that pay reliable, rising dividends, your totally passive dividend income is rising all by itself.
In short, the pros are making the most aggressive bets against stocks we’ve seen since 2011… even though the market is moving higher. They should know better than to double down on a losing trade…
Here are today’s upgrades and downgrades: Apple, Starbucks, Procter & Gamble, Nike, AB InBev, McCormick, AT&T and more.
Even after a strong year-to-date performance, it could continue to rally.
While AI represents a substantial opportunity, there are other reasons to own these high-profile growth stocks.
Here are today’s upgrades and downgrades: Target, Dollar General, Dominion, NGL Energy Partners, Rio Tinto, Vitesse, DigitalBridge and more.
With a market-beating yield, a double-digit dividend growth rate, and the potential that shares are 9% undervalued, long-term dividend growth investors looking for a high-growth business should have their sights trained on this name.
It offers a massive dividend, solid growth outlook and dirt-cheap valuation.
As summer arrives, this is a good time for a quick portfolio evaluation and to weed out those names that are most likely to underperform.
As you’ve seen, many companies recently are handily beating earnings estimates even while consumer sentiment is hitting lows. What’s going on here? Today I’ll share the game Wall Street plays and why you should watch out for it when it comes to earnings reports.
It’s the type of low-risk income stock that I want anchoring my dividend portfolio.
Don’t miss out.
