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Buying dividend stocks is an excellent way to build passive income in the long run.

fool.com 2025 May 13
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Fortune and Korn Ferry's survey identified the top 50 Most Admired Companies, focusing on criteria like investment value, management quality, and social responsibility. Four dividend-paying companies, including Pfizer and Nordstrom, met the "safer" qualification with free cash flow yields exceeding dividend yields. Analysts estimate net gains of 19.58% to 41.46% for top Fortune 50 WMA companies by May 2026, with Novo Nordisk leading.

seekingalpha.com 2025 May 12
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Close Key Takeaways Retail and credit card data shows Americans continue to spend, but a few aspects of their behavior have some analysts concerned about a potential slowdown.New retail numbers and an earnings report from Walmart slated to come out this week may offer clarity on the health of the consumer.Higher-income customers have been relying more on Walmart—and its delivery service—in recent months, executives have said. Americans haven’t stopped spending despite broad economic uncertainty. But a close look at recent data and trends has fed concerns about a slowdown. The unemployment rate is relatively low, and job creation is holding steady. Retail spending shot up 6.8% year-over-year in April, the National Retail Federation said, exclusive of car and gas purchases. But Americans are increasingly uneasy, several measures suggest. Consumer sentiment fell in April for a fourth straight month, according to the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index. Quick-service restaurants and co

https://www.investopedia.com 2025 May 12
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Market turmoil often triggers a rush to 'safe' assets, but I believe these moments are best for buying cyclical stocks with strong upside potential. Rather than chasing what's popular, I focus on all-weather dividend stocks, businesses built to deliver steady income through good times and bad. In this article, I present two safe standout players with tremendous turnaround potential, great dividend track records, and attractive valuations.

seekingalpha.com 2025 May 11
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Warren Buffett is known as the Oracle of Omaha because of how successfully he has managed his investment vehicle, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A 0.18%) (BRK.B 0.09%), over the years. But Buffett is very open that even he doesn't have perfect clarity when it comes to the future of stock prices.

fool.com 2025 May 10
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PEP's recent decline to $130 is seen as a buying opportunity due to historical seasonality, stable economic profitability, and strong dividend growth. Despite a YoY revenue decline and macroeconomic challenges, PEP's core business remains stable, with future revenue expected around $22.3 billion. PEP's forward P/E ratio is historically low, making it cheaper than competitors and the SP500, signaling a great buying opportunity.

seekingalpha.com 2025 May 09
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PEP makes a multi-year agreement with Amazon Web Services to boost its digital transformation. This is set to drive consumer connection.

zacks.com 2025 May 08
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I present 63 high-quality dividend growth stocks for investment for May 2025, categorized by yield: High (4%+), Medium (2.5-3.9%), and Low (

seekingalpha.com 2025 May 08
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Equity markets have dropped this year as President Donald Trump's tariffs have raised fears that the U.S. economy will fall into a recession. U.S. gross domestic product did shrink in the first quarter, and the S&P 500, though it has recovered from its earlier declines this year, is still down by more than 4% so far in 2025 as of May 6, and down by more than 8% from its peak.

fool.com 2025 May 08
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Buying a quality dividend stock near a multiyear low can be a great move, especially if you're willing to be patient and hang on for the long term. As long as the dividend remains intact, the yield moves up as a stock price falls in value.

fool.com 2025 May 08
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