3 Dividend Stocks You Can Buy and Hold Forever
Key takeaways
- Against a backdrop of soaring growth stocks in an environment still dominated by chatter of Space X s initial public offering (IPO), it seems a little out of place to be discussing potential dividend stocks to buy.
- If income is your primary investment goal, there s still every reason to look for such names.
- Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need.
Against a backdrop of soaring growth stocks in an environment still dominated by chatter of Space X s initial public offering (IPO), it seems a little out of place to be discussing potential dividend stocks to buy. That s even more so the case given that the persistent bull market has pared dividend yields back by quite a bit lately; the S&P 500 s average trailing dividend yield currently stands at a multidecade low of just above 1%.
If income is your primary investment goal, there s still every reason to look for such names. And fortunately, there are plenty of compelling ones with strong yields to consider. The S&P 500 s overall average dividend yield is unusually low simply because the index s very biggest constituents like Nvidia and Apple pay very little in dividends, if they pay them at all.
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