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Chevron has plenty of fuel to continue increasing its dividend. Coca-Cola has grown its payout for more than 60 straight years.

Undervalued retirement stocks steal the spotlight when it comes to constructing a robust retirement portfolio. These stocks present opportunities for capital growth and offer a steady income stream through dividend payments.

My Best Dividend Aristocrats For July 2023

The global AI-in-healthcare market is on track to top $100 billion later this decade. Companies that invest in the area now could reap the rewards down the road.

The Nasdaq, propelled partially by optimism about artificial intelligence (AI), is already in a bull market, as the index had soared 25% so far this year. The S&P 500, which is on the verge of a bull market as well, has also benefitted from investor enthusiasm related to the technology.

Dividend aristocrats are struggling in 2023, with the ProShares S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats ETF down 4.71% in May. Three strategies for identifying winning aristocrats include focusing on undervalued stocks, fastest expected growth, and a blend of the two. Despite recent underperformance, long-term investors can find value in dividend aristocrats, as they have historically outperformed the S&P 500 index.

The best retirement stocks ideally have high dividend yields that can be sustained. This can lead to steady income and long-term value for retirees.

Medtronic is going through an “aggressive transformation” to boost growth. J&J is spinning off its consumer health business to focus on its higher-growth businesses.

Passive investing is a great way to create long-term returns. It can be as simple as identifying dividend stocks to buy and hold for the next decade or more.

Q1 Earnings Season Scorecard is included in today's Research Daily in addition to new research reports on Bristol-Myers (BMY), Medtronic(MDT) and Altria Group (MO).