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THOMSON REUTERS CORP. $94 remains a buy. The company (Toronto symbol TRI; Conservative Growth Dividend Payer Portfolio, Consumer sector; Shares outstanding: 500.0 million; Market cap: $47.0 billion; Dividend yield: 2.0%; Dividend Sustainability Rating: Highest; www.thomsonreuters.com) last raised its quarterly dividend with the March 2019 payment....
The old Wyndham split into two companies on June 4, 2018. As a result, investors received shares in two leisure-industry leaders with strong prospects.
Under the terms of that 2018 spinoff, Wyndham Worldwide (old New York symbol WYN) separated from its Wyndham Hotels operations....
Under the terms of that 2018 spinoff, Wyndham Worldwide (old New York symbol WYN) separated from its Wyndham Hotels operations....
Dividend payments from companies in the Resources sector tend to be more volatile than those from firms in Utilities and Finance. That’s because their cash flows are tied to the underlying commodities they produce. It’s also why we continue to advise you to focus on Resources companies with the financial strength to keep paying you even if commodity prices fall....
WELLS FARGO & CO. $53 remains a solid pick for investors. The bank (Conservative Growth Payer Portfolio, Finance sector; Shares o/s: 4.6 billion; Market cap: $243.8 billion; Dividend yield: 3.8%; Dividend Sustainability Rating: Above Average; www.wellsfargo.com) raised its quarterly dividend with the September 2019 payment....
Today’s low interest rates tend to hurt the earnings of insurance providers like Great-West. That’s because they rely on strong returns from their bond and mortgage investments to help pay future claims. On the other hand, low rates should help IGM sell more mutual funds....
CAMPBELL SOUP CO. $48 is a buy. The company (New York symbol CPB; Conservative-Growth Payer Portfolio, Consumer sector; Shares o/s: 300.7 million; Market cap: $14.4 billion; Dividend yield: 2.9%; Dividend Sustainability Rating: Above Average; www.campbellsoupcompany.com) last raised your quarterly dividend by 12.2% with the October 2016 payment....
Income trusts (including REITs) must pay out most of their cash flow to investors. It’s why their yields usually exceed those of corporations. It’s a key difference we continue to point out to our subscribers. It also helps explain the high yields of the two trusts we feature below....
Welcome to your latest issue of Dividend Advisor. This month, we highlight several attractive, high-yield stocks we recommend to you as buys. For instance, just to the left, read about Dream Office REIT. It has completed its restructuring and paid down debt....
Investors in Dream Office REIT have seen a whopping 30% gain in the past year. That caps off your 110% gain in under 4 years. Just as inpressive for income investors—if not more so—is the REIT’s dividend now yielding an enviable 3.2% despite that solid share price growth....
Many investors overlook mid-cap stocks, thinking that a combination of large- and small-cap stocks will provide their portfolios with all the diversification they really need. However, as a group, U.S. mid-cap stocks have often performed better than large caps and are generally less risky than small caps....