Dividends and Buybacks

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These four top plays make sense for those looking for a degree of safety and high current income, as all yield 6% or more.
Here are five dividend-paying stocks that look like good selections for growth accounts with some risk appetite that are looking for total return.
BP has been a dead stock since its Deepwater Horizon disaster in 2010. Jefferies feels that is about to change as it was named into a Top Franchise Picks list in overseas analyst coverage. Get ready...
Here is a review and preview of how the model for Dow Jones industrial average could point to a baseline expectation of more than 7% gains in 2020.
Investors have a lot to consider as 2020 gets closer. 24/7 Wall St. has identified seven of the 30 Dow stocks to which value investors and others may flock.
Credit Suisse has identified some of its favorite Outperform-rated stocks among the integrated and regulated utilities.
One theme that investors love in good times and in bad is dividend investing. One strategy that has been around for years is known as the Dogs of the Dow.
Investors have to be asking themselves if AT&T's rise can continue into next year. There are at least some on Wall Street who feel it can outperform in 2020.
Kroger shares jumped on Tuesday after the grocery chain announced an update to its 2019 guidance, as well as a business update.
Comcast reported better than expected quarterly results and announced a dividend before the markets opened on Thursday.
Here are 20 companies that should offer investors who are retired or near retirement some added income to help make their golden years safe and sound.
Here are 10 simple efforts that can boost your income and give you extra cash to make your retirement really feel like they are the golden years.
A new Goldman Sachs research report makes the case that 2020 should be another solid year for real estate investment trusts.
A fresh research report from Janney Montgomery Scott has substantially raised price targets across the universe of U.S. water utilities.
It might seem odd with the lower oil prices and with energy stocks in the tank that one of the industry giants might really want to commit to raising its dividend by any large amount right now.