Dividends
Income Investors: Should You Buy Higher Dividends Or Dividend Growth In 2019?
Income Investors: Should You Buy Higher Dividends Or Dividend Growth In 2019? “Higher Dividend” and “Dividend Growth” investing are both good strategies to generate income. With lower earnings growth, lower inflation and interest rate expectations in 2019, we expect … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com Is NBT Bancorp Inc. (NASDAQ:NBTB) A Smart Choice For Dividend Investors? […]
The Best High-Yield Dividend Stocks to Buy in 2019
The Best High-Yield Dividend Stocks to Buy in 2019 The best way to do that is usually to seek out dividend-paying stocks. Why dividend stocks? The simple answer is that dividend-paying stocks almost always have time-tested business models. Continue reading at finance.yahoo.com AllianzGI NFJ Dividend, Interest & Premium Strategy Fund reports Q3 results Stocks Look […]
Why Dividend Investors Should Look At Free Cash Flow
Why Dividend Investors Should Look At Free Cash Flow If you’re a dividend investor, I think you should pay more attention to a company’s free cash flow than its earnings. In a nutshell, here’s why: Dividends are paid out of cash, so we need to make … Continue reading at seekingalpha.com Is Fu Shou Yuan […]
5 High Yield Dividend Stocks That Gained More Than 30% in 2018
5 High Yield Dividend Stocks That Gained More Than 30% in 2018 The equities went south post the news that the CFO of Huawei Technologies … which have performed impressively. How High Yield Dividend Stocks Can Enrich Your Portfolio Stocks with solid dividend … Continue reading at finance.yahoo.com Parkland Fuel Corporation Announces December 2018 Dividend […]
How to do index investing all wrong, an outperforming small cap, and five top dividend stocks
How to do index investing all wrong, an outperforming small cap, and five top dividend stocks There is a right way to be an index investor, and a more expensive wrong way. The right way is through exchange-traded funds, which have management-expense ratios as low as 0.06 per cent or so for fun… Continue reading […]
Is Target’s 3% Dividend Yield Worth the Risk?
Is Target’s 3% Dividend Yield Worth the Risk? First, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield is currently above 3%, which makes the government bond a much safer income investment than Target. Second, plenty of other stocks trade at lower multiples than T… Continue reading at fool.com Are Dividend ETFs A Good Investment For Couch Potato Investors? […]