Top 10 dividend Stocks to Watch 2023

Hi Aussie,

Investors are closely looking at their portfolios as inflation and changing economic conditions appear to be key risks going into 2023. It is difficult to predict the performance of the market in 2023. Share prices tend to go through volatility. It’s possible for the share market to hit a bump every so often like it did in 2020 and 2022.

Dividend stocks can be an excellent investment choice since they can provide regular income, potential growth, lower volatility, tax benefits and other benefits. The following is a list of the most popular dividend stocks to watch in 2023. Have you traded any of these stocks before?

$FORTESCUE METALS GROUP LTD(FMG.AU)$

Fortescue Metals Group Ltd is an Australian iron ore mining company that primarily operates in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Fortescue's principal activities include the exploration, development, production, and sale of iron ore.Despite record shipments of 189 million tonnes, the company's revenue decreased 22% as the price of iron ore declined.

Investors will receive $1.21 per share in FY22 due to the miner's commitment to a higher dividend payout.Together with the 86c interim dividend paid in February, shareholders will receive a total dividend of $2.07 per share for the year.

$BHP GROUP LTD(BHP.AU)$

BHP is a natural resources company that discovers, acquires and markets various commodities including iron ore, coal, nickel, copper, gold and so on.BHP Billiton benefits from strong commodity sentiment in 2022

In 2022 it paid out a huge US$3.25 per share. This brings its dividend yield for 2022 to 12.16%.However, Goldman Sachsindicates that itis likely that the company will reduce its dividend payouts in the near future. According to Goldman, iron ore prices are unlikely to remain high for a long time, which would result in a decline in BHP's revenue.

$Rio Tinto Ltd(RIO.AU)$

RIO is one of the largest mining companies in the world. The company operates through five main product groups: Aluminum, Copper & Diamonds, Energy & Minerals, Iron Ore, and Other Operations.

Similarly to BHP, Rio Tinto's revenue declined by 10% year-over-year due to the impact of iron ore prices, and the company reduced its dividend payout by 52%.

$HARVEY NORMAN HOLDINGS LIMITED(HVN.AU)$

Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd is an Australian retail company that operates in the home furnishings, electronics, and appliances sectors.

Affected by inflation and theeconomy, thecompany reported a 3.6% slip in profits to $811.5m, with earnings down 1.4% in the same period. But its international business isgrowing.Thecompany raised its annualdividendby 7% to 37.5 cents per share.

$New Hope(NHC.AU)$

New Hope Corporation Limited is an Australian diversified energy company that primarily operates in the coal mining and energy sectors.

New Hope announced hat it doubled its profits in 1H FY23 and will pay a turbocharged interim dividend and special dividend.l.The coal miner will pay an interim dividend of 30 cents per share fully franked. It will also pay a special dividend of 10 cents per share fully franked.

$WHITEHAVEN COAL LTD(WHC.AU)$

Whitehaven Coal Limited is an Australian coal mining company that operates in the New South Wales region. The company was one of the largest coal miners in Australia, producing both thermal and metallurgical coal for export markets.

The FY22 payout is the largest in the company's history, with shareholders to receive a cash payment of 40c per share.Morgans is very bullish on the company and feels that recent share price weakness has created a buying opportunity for investors. It expect the re-tightening of thermal coal pricing dynamics through April to be a key catalyst for WHC.

$Suncorp(SUN.AU)$

Suncorp Group Limited is an Australian financial services company that operates in banking, insurance, and wealth management sectors.Suncorp's banking services include personal and business banking, home loans, credit cards, and wealth management services.The company also offers insurance products such as motor, home and contents, travel, health, and life insurance.

Suncorp shares have come under pressure with the rest of the banking sector this week.Goldman is forecasting fully franked dividends of 78 cents per share and then 79 cents per share, respectively. Based on the current Suncorp share price of $11.98, this will mean yields of 6.5% and then 6.6%..

$COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRAL(CBA.AU)$

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia, also known as CBA, is one of the largest financial institutions in Australia. CBA operates in retail banking, business banking, institutional banking, and wealth management sectors.

The CBA share price has been unusually volatileas investors consider the possibility of a looming global banking crisis. Despite the banking crisis, its dividend return is still satisfactory. The bank declared a final payout for FY22 of $2.10 per share, an increase of 5% on FY21. It brings the total FY22 dividend to $3.85 per share, up 10% from FY21. The bank says it is continuing to target a payout ratio of between 70% to 80% of cash net profits.

$Macquarie(MQG.AU)$

Macquarie Group Limited is an Australian multinational investment bank and financial services company.If you’re not keen on the big four banks then Macquarie could be another great alternative to term deposits.

This is due to Macquarie being arguably one of the highest quality companies in the country with a very positive long term outlook.

$TELSTRA CORPORATION LIMITED.(TLS.AU)$

Telstra Corporation Limited is a telecommunications and technology company based in Australia. It is the largest telecommunications provider in Australia, with a market share of around 50% of the mobile market and over 60% of the fixed-line market.

Telstrat has been known to pay dividends, and for FY22, investors will receive 8.5c a share. That offering incorporates a 7.5 cent final dividend and a 1 cent special dividend, worth around $980 million.Goldman expecting a 17 cents per sharedividend in FY 2023, which equates to a 4.1% yield, the total potential return stretches to almost 15%.

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  • koolgal
    ·2023-03-24
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    🌟🌟🌟When looking for Australian stocks that pay great dividends, I look for those that have wide moats, are profitable, have a excellent balance sheet and great management. 

    $BHP GROUP LTD(BHP.AU)$ 

    is my Top Pick as it is a market leader in iron ore but it is also diversified into copper, nickel, gold too.  Even though Iron ore prices have weakened, BHP  will continue to be resilient as China is reopening its economy.  

    $TELSTRA CORPORATION LIMITED.(TLS.AU)$  is the market leader in telecommunications in Australia with 50% of the mobile phone markets and extensive networks. 

    I am also bullish on $Suncorp(SUN.AU)$  as it has signed a S&P agreement to be acquired by $AUST AND NZ BANKING GROUP(ANZ.AU)$ in 7/22 for AUD 4.9 billion.  Shareholders will reap a windfall profit of AUD 3.21 per share if authorities approve the deal. 

    These are my Top 3 Dividend Stocks. Not only do they pay great dividends but they have lots of upside capital growth potential ahead. 

    @Tiger_AU  

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  • Aqa
    ·2023-03-23
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    Thanks @Tiger_AU $Macquarie(MQG.AU)$ was profitable. Worked in a joint project with Macquarie so bought a bit of their shares to keep me on my toes.Macquarie is in nvestment banking so it had business in almost every industry. Is it still profitable this year? Can it maintain its +3.97% capital gains and 3.84% dividends? I am presently most bullish on $FORTESCUE METALS GROUP LTD(FMG.AU)$ with 18.42% dividends and +5.9% capital gains. FMG is a global leader in the iron ore industry. It is transitioning to s global green energy and resources company. It has strong support of the government and the social community. However, investors need to time any investment in this group because its share price is subjected to fluctuations in the global iron ore market rise and fall, and political turmoil for instance concerns over China’s recent close link with Russia. April contract iron ore on the market has just pushed higher today. Thanks for tag @Shyon @airui @Korer @PapaSierraK @0QH
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      I thank you for reading 🤠
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      Thanks 👍👍
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  • GoodLife99
    ·2023-03-25
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    Not holding of any AUS stocks at the moment. It's really attractive for $COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRAL(CBA.AU)$ due to the recent great pull down of US banks stocks! It will be bullish for long!
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  • LMSunshine
    ·2023-03-23
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  • StickyRice
    ·2023-03-24
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    BHP Group Limited $BHP Billiton(BHP)$has enjoyed exceptional financial and stock market results over the last five years. These results have been driven by an incentive program that rewards managers for making shareholder-friendly decisions. The company’s cash generation has improved, capital allocation is geared toward raising returns, and the business has become more conservatively positioned. The company's longer-term strategy, holds a great deal more promise than its short-term outlook. BHP is moving into the potash business with the construction of its Jansen project in Canada.
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    • Winston
      absolutely approval of your advice.
      2023-03-26
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    • PUSHo
      thanks for your sharing and anlysis
      2023-03-26
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  • Universe宇宙
    ·2023-03-23
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  • SPOT_ON
    ·2023-03-23
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    wow the yield pretty high for the commodities mining stocks.. is it long term sustainable?

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  • b1uesky
    ·2023-03-23
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    I will choose  $BHP GROUP LTD(BHP.AU)$ as the company is diversified to many sectors and pay out near to 10% dividend per year
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  • Bons
    ·2023-03-24
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    dividend play is the thing I like to play. however, the short end of the stick that it needs a big sum amount to invest. I cannot do that without capital building which is hard to me and people like me. even though it's hard, let's not give up and keep compounding to the end of the time.
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  • Ah_Meng
    ·2023-03-23
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    I have never traded on own any of the listed top 10 dividend stocks. But as they are all major firms, I know them well. I have been looking at the 3 big mining firms and nearly bought BHP when it crashed a couple of years ago. FMG, BHP and Rio Tonto are all mining giants and will be there for a long time. However, with commodity, just like semiconductor sector, we dealt with cyclic movement. They are also strong dividend players. New Hope and Whitehaven are into coal. I used to love them but with the transition to green energy, yields need to be sufficient to compensate for future degradation in performance. Harvey Norman overseas expansion is actually doing the company a great deal of good, observed by its gradual growth of profit. Suncorp, CBA and Macquarie are 3 banks that need little introduction. Aussie banks are very different from US banks and do what banks do - lend money, so expect stability. Lastly, Telstra. Expect another stable performer from a dominant Telco player.
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  • Tigress02
    ·2023-03-23
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    Haven’t traded on any of the mentioned stocks before. Every time I‘m about to commit I got sidetracked. In terms of bullish FMG have long term potential, because of its green energy plans.
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  • GoodLife99
    ·2023-03-25
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  • WanEH
    ·2023-03-23
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    I didn't hold any Australia share right now. but I feel. $TELSTRA CORPORATION LIMITED.(TLS.AU)$ will be a good choice. it involves in the technology sector and have the chance to take part in the AI field in future.
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  • MHh
    ·2023-03-24
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    Personally have not bought Australia stocks before but banks should still be ok in the short term
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    • KennethLong
      AU stock perhaps should pick it little if you are not very desirable to it
      2023-03-26
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    • StevenHarris
      bank is not stable now , it is annoying
      2023-03-26
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  • LMSunshine
    ·2023-03-23
    Tips for 🇸🇬🐯🐯🐯:ASX fully franked dividends have 0% Witholding Tax🥳 Traded $BHP GROUP LTD(BHP.AU)$ and $New Hope(NHC.AU)$ before and the monster dividends were AWESOME and will decinebuy BHP again when the stock is down❣️🐻-ish and Cautious about buying coal stocks for dividends moving forward as the 🌎 electrifies.THX loads @Tiger_AU for the Great Update❣️Coins @SR050321 @CYKuan @HelenJanet @rL @Universe宇宙 @Jadenkho @melson @Mrzorro @GoodLife99 @SPOT_ON @Kaixiang @BenjiFuji @RDPD富爸穷爸 @SirBahamut @b1uesky @MHh @PJoo @Pepermintpat @RiciaYang @jat @Omega88 @爱上投资学 @Zeniv @Elon2 @Yonhuat @Joker_Smile @grizzlylee @FrankieRed @spkek @snoopy123 @psk @pekss @amroui @Ericdao @StickyRice @StarLuck @Shyon @Success88 @kungpao @CL Wong @Derrick 1234 @MeowKitty @Thonyaunn @紫南 @Zarkness @Ah_Meng @Ratt @Tigress02 @Viv22 @aunteenat @airui @0QH @Cris0 @Brocco @AhGong @deal2deal @Ccl2 @Lcc73 @HLPA @WanEH @markele @pipiso @hlw8888 @Huiz84 @Kingcat @Jo_Tan @RedpillBluep @Furore @breAkdaWn @boardy
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    • Zarkness
      I agree buddy… u buy jio me ok
      2023-03-24
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  • Success88
    ·2023-03-23
    Not sure which is the most best dividend. Just come in here to comment and learn from senior here 😂 @koolgal @LMSunshine @SR050321 @Aqa @Fenger1188 @HelenJanet @MHh @SPOT_ON
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    • HelenJanet
      Thanks 👍👍
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  • Shyon
    ·2023-03-23
    I only traded $Macquarie(MQG.AU)$ before, with some little profit. The most bullish choice among the stocks shared will be $TELSTRA CORPORATION LIMITED.(TLS.AU)$ definitely. Out of so many stocks in the list, only this stock has an uptrend chart. Remember, chart is your insider! @Aqa @LMSunshine @rL @koolgal @Universe宇宙
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    • Universe宇宙
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    • BillyWilliams
      great, i will keep watching these AU stocks. Thanks for sharing.
      2023-03-24
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  • nickname168
    ·2023-03-29
    I am bullish on$Macquarie(MQG.AU)$. The company recently issued the trading update for its Q3 of the fiscal year 2023. For the period that will end on March 31, 2023, the company is confident of good results driven by its diverse business segments.The company’s asset management and banking businesses, which generate recurring revenues, saw a decline in its net profit, which was offset by higher profits from the commodities, global markets, and capital businesses. The company’s financial numbers boosted the confidence of investors and analysts, as they exceeded the mandatory benchmarks. The group capital surplus is AU$12.5 billion, and it has a CET1 ratio of 13.3%. I like $Macquarie(MQG.AU)$ because of its diverse portfolio of services and its leading position in the market. @luv2trade @AhGong @deal2deal @Tiger_AU
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  • deal2deal
    ·2023-03-29
    I am bullish on $FORTESCUE METALS GROUP LTD(FMG.AU)$. The iron-ore mining company based in Australia, has seen its stock rise 200% in the last three years. This was mainly driven by the higher energy prices. The insiders are still accumulating more share. @onlyYou @Tiger_AU
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  • Thonyaunn
    ·2023-03-25
    Thank you @Tiger_AU for the great update
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    • BrianWashington
      year, it is helpful sometimes
      2023-03-26
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    • pjekn
      it is time for me to follow it
      2023-03-26
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