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Last week, I experienced my worst portfolio performance yet, dropping from a +7% return to -7%. Despite this, I'm still outperforming the market by 700 basis points. Though macroeconomic risks have increased, I believe the current volatility is temporary. I remain confident, with a sizable cash position, and continue to look for buying opportunities. In volatile markets, I avoid panic-selling and instead focus on acquiring quality stocks at discounted prices. This strategy aligns with my long-term dividend growth goals.
President Trump's tariffs are not negotiating tactics, but a protectionist move aimed at reversing globalization and boosting U.S. manufacturing, causing market selloffs. The tariffs will harm U.S. consumers and businesses, raising prices and potentially leading to a recession, with an average household impact of $3,800 annually. Big Tech stocks have been hit the hardest by the tariff threat, with the Nasdaq down nearly 16% and the Magnificent 7 down over 20%.
This article is part of our monthly series where we highlight five large-cap, relatively safe, dividend-paying companies offering significant discounts to their historical norms. The market is volatile with economic uncertainties, but investing consistently in solid dividend-paying stocks with reasonable valuations is a good idea. We go over our filtering process to select just five conservative DGI stocks from more than 7,500 companies that are traded on U.S. exchanges, including OTC networks.
I warned about inflation and higher rates - now tariffs add new risks. The markets are shaky, but I see opportunities in undervalued dividend stocks. My picks include a resilient railroad with pricing power, a building materials leader with strong growth, and a top warehouse REIT. All three trade at steep discounts, offer solid dividends, and have long-term upside despite short-term headwinds. Time to buy quality on sale.
In a challenging market, I focus on value and strong balance sheets. My watchlist has been tough to finalize, but I'm deploying cash strategically into high-conviction plays. Despite global shifts, I remain fully invested in U.S. stocks. Valuations are skewed by mega caps, but opportunities in quality US value stocks continue to emerge. My three top dividend picks reflect my long-term strategy. These companies offer strong fundamentals and pricing power, positioning them well in an uncertain economic landscape.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Carlisle Companies Incorporated (NYSE:CSL) today published its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting Carlisle's strategic pivot to a pure play building products company as well as progress against Vision 2030 objectives including new product innovation, strategic acquisitions, and superior capital allocation. “2024 was a transformative year for Carlisle as we successfully executed on our Vision 2030 pillars and solidified Carlisle as a premier pure play building p.
CSL gains from strength in the non-residential construction market, accretive acquisitions and shareholder-friendly policies. Softness in the residential market and high operating expenses remain concerns.
A list of 9 companies that may reach Dividend King status in the near future. These companies span various sectors and offer investors a wide range of dividend growth rates and yields. A few of these companies have abnormally high payout ratios, which may hinder their ability to achieve Dividend King status.
Volatility is back, and while it's normal, fear dominates. Investors are uneasy despite no official correction, as past gains spoiled expectations. Economic uncertainty, rising debt, and inflation risks fuel market anxiety. If Trump acts on lower rates, short-term pain may be inevitable. I'm seizing opportunities, focusing on value and cyclical dividend growth. Buying dips has historically paid off, and I'm betting big on key stocks.
In recent weeks, the broader market has veered toward a correction. The S&P 500 is down roughly 10% from its high, and the technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite has dropped approximately 14% from its peak.