You can keep it in your portfolio for years, riding the upswings and holding strong during the downswings. In fact, even if the market loses its momentum, this pick would still be one of the rare “buys” out there… and it could even come out stronger for it.
We’re targeting a potential return of 30%-plus over the next 12 months.
It’s a simple, boring business, and its time-tested operation, well-known brand, economies of scale, defensive profile, and dependable cash flow generation make it a reliable dividend aristocrat. All things considered, it seems likely to remain an appealing long-term investment for conservative investors seeking sources of safe dividend income.
After initially being attracted to it by its EBITDA, I found three more things to indicate future long-term profitability.
Here are today’s upgrades and downgrades: Nokia, Hilton, Wingstop, Thermo Fisher, Lloyds Banking and more.
With a cash stream like that, you can choose when (or if) you want to reinvest your dividends. Meantime, your nest eggs stays invested and benefits from the market’s long-term gains.
They just earned our top grades ahead of earnings season.
This is similar to the trade I made in my retirement portfolio this morning.
Here are today’s upgrades and downgrades: General Electric, Deere, Molson Coors, Tiffany,Quest Diagnostics and more.
Warren Buffett has been buying this stock hand over fist. And with a market-beating yield, very low payout ratio, double-digit dividend growth, and the potential that shares are 17% undervalued, you should take a serious look at it as well.
These are prime examples of the kind of stocks you want in your portfolio for both the good times, and for when the economy slows.
It’s hard to plan for retirement when you don’t know where you’re starting from.
I agree with many analysts who believe it remains an attractive stock to own
It offers you the best of both worlds. First, it gives you a solid, reliable dividend — one that’s both 20% higher than industry average, and that’s just been raised 20%. On top of that, it’s poised for a big rise in share price, because by at least one metric, it’s trading at a 77% discount to its peers.
