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Monday, September 11, 2023
🦉 Dividend Kings With the Highest Yield: 6 High Yields in 5 Minutes
Dividend Kings are attractive for risk-averse income investors and many other investment strategies. They have sustained and sustainable dividend growth and a relatively high yield compared to the average S&P 500 company. The higher the yield, the better, in most cases, but a high yield can sometimes be a red flag. A high yield can be a function of a declining share price, which begs the question of what’s wrong. Looking at the Dividend Kings from a Dogs-of-the-Dow style approach, many stocks in the group are down simply because they are out of favor and could easily rebound over the coming year. .
Equity markets started the week on solid footing, but the rally may not go much higher. The S&P 500 continues to trade below critical resistance, and there is a significant catalyst. The August CPI data is due on Wednesday and is expected to show a cool-down at the core level.
That said, investors should be wary of the news because an acceleration in the headline number will offset the decline in core inflation. The headline level is expected to accelerate 40 basis points compared to last month and last year due to the rise in oil prices. The takeaway is that oil and headline CPI are leading indicators for the core figure, and both are rising. If the data confirms what the market expects, it could lead to a more hawkish than expected FOMC when it reveals the policy statement next week.
Tech stocks led the day on Monday, with the NASDAQ up more than 1.0% at the session high. The move was underpinned by Tesla, which gained more than 10% in the same period. Tesla shares were boosted by an upgrade that put a $500 billion valuation on the company's newest project, the Dojo supercomputer.
Dividend Kings are attractive for risk-averse income investors and many other investment strategies. They have sustained and sustainable dividend growth and a relatively high yield compared to the average S&P 500 company. The higher the yield, the better, in most cases, but a high yield can sometimes be a red flag. A high yield can be a function of a declining share price, which begs the question of what’s wrong. Looking at the Dividend Kings from a Dogs-of-the-Dow style approach, many stocks in the group are down simply because they are out of favor and could easily rebound over the coming year.
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Think of movies about the financial system and your mind is almost sure to go to Gordon Gekko and "Wall Street" or Leonardo DiCaprio's gyrating Jordan Belfort in "The Wolf of Wall Street."When Hollywood takes on Wall Street, it usually heads straight to the C-suite.The protagonist of "Dumb Money," though, is an amateur investor who trades out of his basement in Brockton, Massachusetts, with a bandana tied around his head and a Belgian beer in his hand.This is Keith Gill (played in the film by Paul Dano), also known as Roaring Kitty. In 2021, Gill's enthusiastic endorsement of GameStop stock helped fuel a viral trading frenzy that rocked Wall Street and humbled the hedge funds that has shorted the brick-and-mortar video game company.Now, Sony Pictures is betting that a David vs.
The Q2 earnings season is all but finished, and the Q3 is fast approaching. This means it's time to focus on which sectors and companies are in the best position to deliver outperformance and higher share prices. The latest data from FactSet is telling and suggests another mixed season is upon us. Starting at the top, the consensus estimate for the 3rd quarter bounced from a low in early September and is hovering above 0.0%. The latest figure is 0.5% earnings growth, which is significant for 2 reasons. The 1st is that the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) is exiting its earnings trough, which is a tailwind for the market.
J.M. Smucker is about to be the hostess with the mostess.The jam giant announced on Monday that it is purchasing Hostess Brands, known as the maker of Twinkies, HoHos, and other packaged baked goods, for a whopping $5.6 billion.As part of the deal, which valued the company at $34.25 a share, Smucker will take on Hostess' outstanding debt of about $900 million, according to CNBC. Hostess shareholders can expect to receive $30 in cash and a .03002 share of Smucker's stock for each Hostess share they own.RELATED: Smucker's Employees Actually Want to Go Into the Office — Here's Why The Company's R...
The earnings action has quieted down, but the analysts' activity remains hot. The activity in the 1st week of September is driven by a handful of small tech names with 1 thing in common: exposure to the blossoming AI-powered client-service industry. This is worth noting because AI-powered services are expected to be the largest and fastest-growing segment of a large market. Here’s where the analyst’s love is flowing. Zscaler is a Resilient Play On Cybersecurity and Enterprise Software Enterprise software and cybersecurity stocks are poised to rebound in Q4, and Zscaler (NASDAQ: ZS) may lead the group.
We are on the cusp of a medical breakthrough. And soon, this single breakthrough could lead to the cure of over 6,000 genetic diseases, including Alzheimer's, heart disease, and even cancer! This reminds me of Amgen, where early investors made as much as 46,751% when they released their revolutionary drug to the market.
It's never fun to find a foreign object in your food. And recently, there have been a series of recalls and contaminations of store-bought brands that have gone far beyond a stray hair.In the last few months alone, "extraneous materials" (metal fragments, rubber gaskets, insects) are among the top reasons for food recalls in the U.S., according to a report from ABC News.The annual Recall Index from brand protection firm Sedgwick found that, in 2022, the total number of units recalled by the FDA (which oversees 80 percent of the nation's food supply) increased by 700% as compared to 2021. In 2022, there were 13 recalls by the U.S.
Imagine a future where self-driving cars seamlessly navigate bustling streets, robotic hands orchestrate precision surgical procedures with unparalleled accuracy, and the notion of manufacturing undergoes a paradigm shift through the hands of automation. It's not a distant dream but a reality meticulously crafted by the top robotics companies. These pioneers have embraced the synergy of mechanics, artificial intelligence and cutting-edge design to engineer solutions once confined to the pages of science fiction. Right at the heart of this evolving landscape lies the USA's top robotic...
Since 2005, Google has paid Apple billions to be the default search engine on Safari, bringing the two tech giants together in a partnership that has made them both billions.Now, the partnership is under scrutiny in the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust case against Google (U.S. et al v. Google), which alleges that the tech giant unlawfully maintained its search-engine dominance through exclusionary deals with partners like Apple, Bloomberg reported.Established nearly two decades ago, the agreement designated Google as Apple's default search engine, with Apple receiving up to 50% of the advertising revenue generated by Google searches conducted on Apple's Safari browser.
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