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Dividend growth stocks can be powerful wealth-compounding instruments. However, not all dividend growth stocks are worth buying at all times. In this article, I discuss some that are overrated and some that are underrated right now by Mr. Market. ogichobanov Dividend growth stocks can be a very powerful wealth-compounding tool over the long term. This is because you get the double passive income growth benefit of having dividend income that you can reinvest immediately into buying more shares of

ENB and BIP have impressive track records of generating attractive total returns and consistent inflation-beating dividend growth. They are both high-quality diversified infrastructure companies with defensive, inflation-resistant models. I compare them side-by-side and share my view on why only one is a buy right now. MarsBars Enbridge Inc. (NYSE:ENB) and Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. Limited Partnership Units (NYSE:BIP)(NYSE:BIPC) are two leading blue-chip diversified infrastructure companies that have strong balance sheets, defensive, inflation-resistant business models, and impressive dividend growth and total return track

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. LPETTET Donald Trump’s decisive victory over Kamala Harris in the recent U.S. Presidential election has significantly impacted the markets. Bitcoin (BTC-USD) has soared to all-time highs, and tech stocks like Tesla (TSLA) have boomed in response

I love stocks that pay big dividends and buy back a lot of stock. I share some dividend stocks that meet these criteria. I detail why they are compelling buys right now. MarsBars The biggest reason why I love to invest in stocks that return a lot of capital to shareholders is that it takes a big part of the speculation out of the analysis equation for me. This is because if

Living off of dividends can take a lot of the stress out of retirement. Picking the right dividend stocks is essential to successfully doing this. I share a dividend growth portfolio that pays out $10,000 in dividends every single month with less than $2 million invested. eclipse_images/E+ via Getty Images When planning for retirement, the amount of passive income you will need from your investments largely depends on three major factors: (1) how much additional income you will receive from pensions, Social Security, and other forms of retirement income, (2) the lifestyle you

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. matdesign24 So far, it has been a pretty good year for MLPs, as the Alerian MLP ETF (AMLP) has delivered a 23.5% total return year to date. That said, it has still lagged behind the S&P 500, which is up 25.41%, and is trending

Sky-high dividends of 13-14% are appealing but often come with significant risks. I discuss two stocks that have fully covered 13% and 14% yields that have a lot going for them and look deeply undervalued. However, I believe their dividends are at risk of getting cut soon. Klaus Vedfelt Sky-high dividends in the neighborhood of 13% to 14% have obvious appeal to income investors because they dramatically increase the amount of income that can be generated from your principal. If you are looking to live off of income or simply

High-yield dividend growth stocks have been on a strong run over the past four months. However, there are several that have not participated in the rally and have even dipped sharply in some cases. We share three examples of high-yielding dividend growers that have strong outlooks but are deeply discounted due to short-term issues. z1b High-yield dividend growth stocks (SCHD) have experienced a strong run over the past four months: However, there are several blue-chip dividend growers that have not only missed out on that rally; they have actually dipped meaningfully recently. In this article, I will discuss

I was very bullish on BEP earlier this year. However, Donald Trump's victory caused the market to initially sell off BEP units aggressively. I revisit the investment thesis in light of the recent US election results as well as BEP's recently reported Q3 results. LPETTET I last covered Brookfield Renewable (NYSE:BEP)(NYSE:BEPC) in April, assigning it a Strong Buy rating. Since then, the stock has rewarded our confidence and returned ~18%. Recently, however, it has faced volatility as the market has grappled with rising long-term interest rates and a

Living off passive income from dividends is a stress-free retirement strategy, less affected by market fluctuations and beneficial during downturns. I share how I would allocate $1 million to build a portfolio that could meet living expenses for an early retiree. The recommended portfolio structure balances high yield, dividend growth, and hedging against macro risks. marekuliasz Arguably, one of the best approaches to funding retirement is living off passive income from dividends. This method allows you to avoid the stress of market value fluctuations because you rely on dividend income, not on selling shares. This way, you are less affected