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3 Dividend Stocks for April 2024

The dividend prospects of three firms with wide or narrow Morningstar Economic Moat Ratings.

David Harrell Apr 8, 2024

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New Dividend Stocks: Can Meta and Salesforce Help Revive the Classic Strategy?

Also, Morningstar forecasts five interest-rate cuts in 2024, and why Adobe’s outlook is slightly disappointing.

David Harrell Mar 22, 2024

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3 Dividend Stocks for March 2024

The dividend prospects for three firms with economic moats.

David Harrell Mar 1, 2024

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What Stock Investors Need to Know About Meta’s New Dividend

The market reacted positively, with the stock up 20% Friday, but the yield will be modest.

David Harrell Feb 2, 2024

3 Dividend Stocks for February 2024

These stocks’ dividend yields average 4%.

David Harrell Feb 2, 2024

The 10 Undervalued Dividend Stocks for 2024

These dividend stocks have attractive yields and look cheap, too.

David Sekera, CFA Jan 12, 2024

3 Dividend Stocks for January 2024

The dividend prospects of three firms with wide or narrow Morningstar Economic Moat Ratings.

David Harrell Jan 11, 2024

4 Lessons from My Credit Card Points and Miles Journey

What to know before jumping into the rewards game.

David Harrell Dec 19, 2023

The Year in Dividend Stocks

What’s driving dramatic performance differences between dividend stocks and the broader market.

David Harrell Dec 12, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for December 2023

The dividend prospects for three firms with economic moats.

David Harrell Dec 1, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for November 2023

Two utilities that are top picks from Morningstar analysts, plus a REIT.

David Harrell Nov 3, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for August 2023

A look at dividend prospects of three firms with wide or narrow Morningstar Economic Moat Ratings.

David Harrell Aug 4, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for July 2023

The dividend prospects of three high-yielding stocks.

David Harrell Jul 5, 2023

10 Top Dividend Stocks for 2023

These dividend stocks with attractive yields look undervalued.

David Sekera, CFA Jun 29, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for June

The dividend prospects of three large-cap companies.

David Harrell Jun 2, 2023

4 Undervalued Dividend Stocks

These stocks all offer high yields—and sustainable dividends—and are trading at sale prices.

David Harrell May 10, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for May 2023

The dividend prospects of a utility, a bank, and a REIT.

David Harrell May 5, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for April 2023

These dividend-paying stocks are popular with income investors.

David Harrell Apr 6, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for March 2023

Three dividend-paying stocks with wide Morningstar Economic Moat Ratings.

David Harrell Mar 3, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for February 2023

A look at three dividend payers with wide or narrow Morningstar Economic Moat Ratings.

David Harrell Feb 3, 2023

10 Undervalued Dividend Stocks for 2023

These dividend stocks have attractive yields and are cheap, to boot.

David Sekera, CFA Jan 19, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for January 2023

These dividend-paying stocks are popular with income investors.

David Harrell Jan 6, 2023

3 Dividend Stocks for December 2022

Susan Dziubinski Dec 2, 2022

Are Dividend Stocks a Good Investment Today?

David Harrell Nov 21, 2022

3 Dividend Stocks for November 2022

David Harrell Nov 4, 2022

Are the Dividends of Biopharma Stocks at Risk?

David Harrell Oct 18, 2022

3 Dividend Stocks for October 2022

David Harrell Oct 3, 2022

Dividend-Stock Deep Dive: Banks and Capital Allocation

David Harrell Sep 12, 2022

3 Dividend Stocks for September 2022

David Harrell Sep 2, 2022

3 Dividend Stocks for August 2022

David Harrell Jul 29, 2022

More About David Harrell

David Harrell is an editorial director with Morningstar Investment Management, a unit of Morningstar, Inc. He is the editor of the monthly Morningstar DividendInvestor and Morningstar StockInvestor newsletters.

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