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3 Tech Stocks To Buy That Are Growing Dividends At A High Rate
These tech plays combine both dividends and growth The technology sector is not closely associated with dividend payouts. Instead, it’s more closely linked with growth stocks. But this has changed somewhat in recent years. Now, many Nasdaq 100 stocks pay dividends to shareholders. And, thanks to their strong profitability and free cash flow, tech stocks can grow their dividends at a […]
Buybacks Or Dividend Increases: Which Is Better?
The challenges businesses faced during the pandemic’s early days forced many companies to change their dividend policies. Now, more than four years on from those scary days, it is apparent that many companies will not go back to their pre-COVID dividend practices. Share buybacks have become a more popular way to “return cash to shareholders.” […]
5 Of The Best Canadian Dividend Stocks In 2024
Some Canadian stocks offer above-average dividends. The best companies that provide regular quarterly dividends tend to be on sound financial footing, with plenty of free cash flow. That makes it easier for them to handle economic downturns and keep rewarding shareholders. The dividends they pay make it worthwhile for investors to hold onto these stocks […]
This 8.9% Dividend Soared 178% (And It’s STILL Cheap)
You may have noticed that since the pandemic, there’s been a somewhat perverse desire to make the economy look worse than it is. Whether it’s concerns about a looming recession—the so-called “vibecession” we talked about last week—or worries that life is getting too expensive because of inflation, there’s a growing bias toward doom-and-gloom. Plus, pessimistic people […]
Dividend Danger Signs: 3 Red Flags That Scream “Sell Now!”
Dividends come and go more easily than investors might expect No matter an investor’s confidence level in a particular position, not all stocks guarantee success. Some companies, despite their long-running blue-chip status, or consistent growth decade after decade, fail to adapt to a rapidly changing market. This results in companies that, by all metrics of […]
Unlocking Effortless Passive Income: The Secrets Of Covered Call ETFs
Would you like 100% passive income, with low minimums and high liquidity when you need it? I want to tell you about a little-known investment strategy that could seriously boost your portfolio’s earning potential: covered call ETFs. These innovative funds combine the stability of blue-chip stocks with the income-generating power of options trading. And the […]
The Top Three Dividend Stocks To Buy Right Now
Dividend stocks, sought by many investors because they produce a steady stream of income, are typically more attractive to a broader swath of investors when the stock market is down or sputtering. That’s because while stock prices fluctuate, good dividends are constant and even increase, boosting the total return of the stock. In fact, when […]
Big Change Coming To Ex-Div Dates – Here’s How To Prepare
Most investors who own dividend-paying stocks are aware of the ex-dividend phenomenon. To receive an upcoming dividend payment, shares must be owned before the stock goes ex-dividend. That’s why you need to be aware of a big change coming to ex-div dates next week. A dividend announcement includes three pieces of information: the amount of […]
Why Does Wall Street Hate These 6%-13% Dividends?
What’s better than a big dividend? A hated high yield. Especially when the disgust comes from Wall Street analysts themselves. You know, the fanboys who follow the company for a living. Analysts are paid to be bullish. Let’s face it, nobody wants to hear from a bear. Here’s how unusual is it for analysts to be down on […]
Monthly Payout Marvels: 7 DRIP-Ready Stocks For Steady Cash Flow
Investors using the DRIP method should buy these dividend stocks with monthly payouts Investors who apply the DRIP method to monthly dividend stocks create a win-win situation that can rapidly grow one’s capital. DRIP is simply an acronym standing for dividend reinvestment plan. Those using the plan reinvest the dividends received to purchase additional shares of the stock. The […]
