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In the not too distant past, a focus on dividends was considered the province of retirees and conservative investors who shied away from market volatility. Taking risks with high flying tech stocks led to dramatic gains during bull markets, but their whipsaw corrections before climbing to new highs were not for the faint of heart. The bull market of the past decade has concurrently led to the exponential proliferation of the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) ethos, especially among young people. The DIY mindset, the rise of cryptocurrencies, and the spread of one click stock buying platforms from RobinHood and others have contributed to the rise of FIRE. Since it strategizes a strong work ethic, aggressive investing, a thrifty lifestyle, and an independent control over one’s retirement as the path towards a wealthy and happy post-employment life, FIRE devotees have built a movement among Millennials and Gen-Z. Too young to have experienced the dotcom bust of the 1990s, the p

It is rare to find 9%+ yielding dividend growth stocks that would qualify as blue chips. However, today, Mr. Market is offering several of them. We share two that are attractive buys on the dip.

COP wraps seabed surveys in Australia's Otway Basin, paving the way for 2025 drilling as KNOC joins its domestic gas exploration drive.

Owning high-yielding dividend stocks can be a great way to generate passive income. However, there's one big caveat.

Shares of ConocoPhillips (COP 0.32%) have sunk almost 30% over the past year. The primary factor weighing on its stock has been falling oil prices.

Berkshire Hathaway's latest moves include doubling down on Constellation Brands and increasing stakes in Domino's Pizza, Pool, and Sirius XM, while dropping Citigroup, DaVita, and Nu Holdings. Top Berkshire 'dividend dogs'—Kraft Heinz, Sirius XM, and Ally Financial—now offer annual dividends from $1,000 invested that exceed their single share prices, meeting the dogcatcher ideal. Analyst forecasts suggest the top ten high-yield Berkshire stocks could deliver average net gains of 21.31% by May 2026, with moderate risk compared to the broader market.

Enbridge's stable cash flows and project backlog give it an edge, while ConocoPhillips faces pressure from soft oil prices, higher taxes & earnings downgrades.

Being able to buy high-yield, high-buyback stocks with solid balance sheets at deep discounts to NAV is extremely rare. However, there are several opportunities like this in today's market. I share two of some of my favorite opportunities like this right now.

Dividend stocks are facing many big risks. The high interest rates, trade war, and AI revolution could lead to many dividend cuts. I discuss what this all means for dividend investors.

COP signs a 15-year LNG supply deal with Guangdong Pearl River Investment Management Group. However, the details of the agreement have not been disclosed yet.