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My dividend growth portfolio yields less than 2.0% due to my age and focus on growth over income, as I'm in the wealth-building phase. I believe value stocks will outperform growth stocks due to attractive valuations and macroeconomic factors like prolonged inflation and higher interest rates. This article explores stocks I would buy for income if I were to retire now.

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Inflation erodes purchasing power, making it crucial to invest in equities, which historically outperform cash over the long term despite volatility. My thesis is that inflation will stay "higher for longer" due to factors like energy costs, labor market tightness, and deglobalization. To combat inflation, I recommend investing in sectors with strong pricing power like energy and real estate, which have historically outperformed during inflationary periods.

Thank you to the Seeking Alpha community for your support! Reaching 40,000 followers is a dream come true. Your feedback fuels my work. I've invested 91% of my net worth in 23 high-conviction dividend stocks. Focused on wide-moat businesses, I prioritize quality and long-term growth over yield. My portfolio has outperformed the S&P 500, and I'm confident in its future. I expect a rotation to value stocks, and I'll keep sharing insights to grow together.

AI has dominated the market over the past several years, leading it to new highs. However, we think we are likely on the cusp of a major market reversal. We share 3 big opportunities to position yourself to take advantage of it.

Investors need to pay close attention to Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ) stock based on the movements in the options market lately.

Two attractive dividend sectors have sold off heavily recently. This has opened up the opportunity to buy some of the very best dividend growth companies in each sector at very deep discounts and mouthwatering dividend yields. We share some of our top picks of the moment.

CNQ is all set to strengthen its oil sands portfolio with an asset swap deal with Shell, increasing its AOSP mines stake to 100%.

Inflation erodes purchasing power, making high-yield investments crucial for long-term financial goals; savings accounts and CDs may not suffice. That's why I prefer picking stocks that pay yields well above inflation and/or are poised for robust dividend growth. In this article, I highlight two such picks that are undervalued, offering income investors high income and capital appreciation potential.

CNQ's management prioritizes maximizing shareholder value through efficient capital allocation in the form of debt reduction, dividend hikes, and timely share repurchases. With a 5-year dividend growth rate of 22% and frequent increases, CNQ offers a compelling combination of growth, yield, and safety. Share repurchases at favorable valuations enhance earnings per share and future dividend safety, reflecting management's confidence in CNQ's current valuation.