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The recent flash crash in U.S. tech and AI stocks was triggered by DeepSeek's cost-efficient AI model, challenging the dominance of companies like NVIDIA. Despite market volatility, maintaining a balanced portfolio with AI exposure is essential, as AI remains a powerful long-term growth driver. I share some of the best opportunities for dividend investors to generate big dividends from AI stocks.

If you have $200 available to invest that isn't needed for monthly bills or to pay down short-term debt, you might want to put it toward adding a few shares of Brookfield Renewable (BEP 2.84%) (BEPC 2.40%) to your portfolio. There are multiple reasons why you might want to do this, including the high yield this energy investment is offering right now.

With Donald Trump coming to power comes new investing opportunities. I highlight some of the best opportunities in the high-yield space for the next four years. Each of these picks is poised to grow at a strong clip alongside paying out very attractive yields.

Many high-quality, higher-yielding dividend stocks underperformed the market last year. The primary culprit has been higher interest rates.

The energy sector had a rather pedestrian year in 2024. The average energy stock in the S&P 500 gained only 2% on the year, as measured by the return of the Energy Select SPDR ETF, well below the S&P 500's gain of more than 23%.

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Brookfield Renewable 4.625% notes (BEPH) have sold off since October and now trade for 63 cents on the dollar. The notes offer a 7.3% yield on cost and were rated investment grade when they started trading in 2021. BEP saw year-over-year FFO per unit growth of 11% during its fiscal 2024 third quarter with 7 GW of operating capacity set to be added through 2024.

Dividend stocks can be enriching investments. They supply income and have historically produced higher total returns than non-payers.

High-yield dividend growth stocks have pulled back recently. This has created some highly compelling opportunities. We share two of the very best high-yielding dividend growth stocks in the market that are currently way too cheap.

I own a lot of dividend stocks. They're a big part of my investment strategy.