These six names, all with yields higher than the current CPI rate of 8.6%, are all ideally suited to produce strong dividends to battle inflation.
6 Dividend Stocks With Yields Over 5% to Buy in July
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These names are more likely to withstand a recession than the average stock, and with the Federal Reserve set to raise rates again in July, thanks to the stability of their underlying earnings, they have the ability to keep paying their juicy payouts.
6 Bargain Dividend Stocks to Buy Paying 3%-Plus Dividend Yields
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Not only do these names have good growth prospects, which allows them to keep raising the dividend payments, but they have a better than average chance of surviving a recession or high inflation.
Alphabet (GOOG) Stock is Set to Soar to Over $4,000 Next Year
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It looks extremely undervalued. Based on my analysis, it’s worth 37% more than today’s price.
This Stock Should Rise 57% … It Has Plenty of Room to Grow
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The company will release its Q2 earnings on August 12, and I expect to see solid results.
Compared to Tesla (TSLA), Nio (NIO) Stock Appears to Be 20% Too Cheap
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It looks to be a fairly good value here.
This Stock is Likely To Move Significantly Higher in the Next Year
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In short, shares are worth over 60% more than what they’re trading for right now.
7 Cheap Value Stocks to Consider for August (MSFT, T, IBM, SQ and more)
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These stocks have very high expected returns with lower-than-average risks over the next year.
This Stock is Worth up to 44% More Based on Its Huge Free Cash Flow
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The company will report its Q2 earnings on July 19. Expect the stock to rise if it produces earnings like those from Q1.
This Stock Could Return 50%-Plus in the Next Year
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Despite its massive market valuation, it’s nowhere near its peak.
