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Good morning,
I don’t know about you, but there aren’t many things that I like better than receiving quarterly dividends from the various mutual funds and other investments that I own.
Every 90 days, money that you didn’t have before shows up in your brokerage account like clockwork.
Cha-ching.
It’s a lot of fun to see dividends show up in your brokerage account, but it’s not always easy to identify solid companies that also have great dividends.
Some companies offer great dividends because their fundamentals are messy and that’s the only way they can get investors interested. Other companies, like Apple, Netflix, and Tesla, are so attractive that they don’t need to issue strong dividend payments.
What’s an investor to do?
What if I told you there was a way to identify companies that are universally loved by Wall Street analysts and pay great dividend yields?
We had our team review every sell-side analyst report for dividend paying stocks issued in the last year. There are thousands of these reports. Our team found 15 companies that consistently receive great ratings from Wall Street analysts and have a dividend yield of 2% or higher.
We put them in a special report for your review (link below).
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The DividendStocks.com Team
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Dividends are a portion of a company's earnings distributed to shareholders, representing a source of income.
- Dividend Yield: Evaluate the dividend yield in relation to the company's stock price.
- Payout Ratio: Consider the payout ratio to assess the sustainability of the dividend.
- Growth Stocks vs. Dividend Stocks: Balance between growth stocks and high-dividend stocks according to risk tolerance and investment goals.
- Tax Implications: Understand the tax implications of dividend income for portfolio planning.
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