How does the drop in rates increase the attractiveness of these 3 dividend stocks?
At a time when interest rates are expected to fall, investor attention is increasingly focused on dividend-paying stocks. Indeed, falling rates have a direct impact on government bond yields and interest on savings accounts, driving investors towards alternatives that offer stable and high returns. Dividend stocks are one of these attractive options, and as bond yields decline, investors can move their funds back into dividend stocks.
Within the broad market, a good place to start your search for quality dividend stocks is with the S&P 500 Index. In the following article, we'll look at three companies in this index that currently offer the highest dividend yields. Still, it is important to consider not only the yield, but also the stability and long-term potential of each of these companies.
Walgreens Boots Alliance $WBA (dividend yield: 11.1%)
Walgreens Boots Alliance is appealing at first glance due to its high dividend yield, but this company's situation warns of the potential risk of…
$MO makes me happy, the stock has risen a lot now and I hope it will rise more.
I was looking at some chart the other day about which stocks have historically done well when interest rates were falling and $MO was among them👍.
That Ford's gotten interestingly skinny. Granted, it's pretty much this industry for me, full of high competition, but as one of the oldest car companies just because of that history and the memory of Hanry Ford, I hope they stick around and can keep innovating. The price is interesting and the dividend is too. 😊
$MO is great. The stock has risen significantly in recent times and the dividend is high too. This company has a strong presence in my portfolio.