Investing in high-yield stocks that grow their payouts regularly offers attractive total returns and protects purchasing power against inflation over the long term. However, not all high-yielding dividend growth stocks are worth buying. As a result, caution is needed when investing in high-yield, high-growth stocks.
Mr. Market is offering a wonderful Christmas sale for stocking stuffer dividend stocks. In particular, stocks offering high yields and compelling dividend growth rates are trading at highly attractive valuations. I discuss three great opportunities right now.
Once in a while, it makes sense for investors to reassess their holdings. Going back to the roots is critical to stay on track for what we have defined as our investment goals from the start. Recently, when I went through my entire holdings list, one of the questions I was asking myself was whether I'd be happy holding a particular stock until (and in) my retirement.
The threat of higher inflation and interest rates for longer has sent the market into turmoil. However, high yield investors have nothing to fear from this development. We share a 7%-yielding portfolio that is well-positioned to weather the current macro environment.
There are numerous macro risks facing stocks as we look ahead to 2025. There are also some exciting developments that could be a powerful tailwind for growth in the coming years. Thanks to a recent sharp pullback in some stocks, there is a rare opportunity to buy undervalued stocks that are relatively immune to major macro risks.
AI stocks have dominated the markets over the past few years. However, there are a few other sectors that have also shined over the past few years. I share two high-flying big dividend sectors that, I think, will continue to outperform in 2025.
Big dividend stocks are on a big holiday sale this Christmas season. Even in some of the most in-favor sectors of the high-yield space, bargains can still be found. I share some well-covered 11-14% dividend yields that can be found on the bargain rack.
President-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs have ignited significant uncertainty for the economy and markets. We take a look at how they will likely impact various high-yield sectors. We also share some of our top picks of the moment.
For investors seeking momentum, Alerian MLP ETF AMLP is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and is up 23% from its 52-week low price of $41.06/share.
Donald Trump's victory has had a pronounced impact on market behavior, anticipating meaningful policy changes once he takes office. We analyze the likely impact of his policy proposals on dividend stocks. We share which sectors we think are particularly opportunistic right now and where we are allocating capital as a result.
My favorite sector has performed extremely well in recent years. However, despite the incredible run it has been on, I think now is the best time yet to buy it. I share why and some of my top picks of the moment in the sector.
On this week's episode of ETF Prime, host Nate Geraci explored the energy investing sector with Stacey Morris, CFA, Head of Energy Research at VettaFi. Afterward, Carlos Pena, Vice President and Portfolio Manager at Texas Capital, joined the podcast to discuss the Texas Capital Government Money Market ETF (MMKT).