Earnings expectations are falling fast, and Apollo's macro outlook strongly supports my "higher for longer" thesis on rates and inflation risks. Deglobalization and tariffs are reshaping trade flows, pushing inflation expectations up in the U.S. while putting deflationary pressure on other regions. In this climate, I highlight two high-yield stocks with pricing power, safe business models, and strong income, a great defense against sticky inflation.
The stock market has taken a big hit this year due to concerns about how much tariffs will impact the economy. There's growing worry that they could spark a global trade war that could ignite a major economic downturn.
Some companies are just better than others at paying dividends. They offer higher-yielding payouts that they steadily increase in good times and bad.
The stock market has taken a little bit of a dip recently. The silver lining of sell-offs is that dividend yields rise when stock prices fall.
Top dividend stocks share one thing in common. They regularly increase their payments.
High-yielding income stocks can be great investments. They can supply you with a steady stream of passive income.
It takes money to make money. However, you don't need a lot to get started.
Investors looking for ways to bolster their passive income streams have a pair of high-yield dividend payers to choose from right now. Shares of Brookfield Infrastructure Corp. (BIPC) and W.P.
Despite unsettling market turbulence, now looks like a great time to invest in two well-managed businesses that deliver growing dividend payments to their grateful shareholders.
Dividend stocks are my favorite investments. They produce passive income that I can reinvest.
The current S&P 500 dividend yield is 1.24%.
These companies should provide their investors with a growing stream of dividend income.