Dividends and Buybacks

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RBC Capital Markets started Annaly Capital Management with an Outperform rating and a target price that signals big upside.
On days when the main stock market indexes are trading sharply lower, it is interesting to see what stocks and sectors are up on the day.
24/7 Wall St. noticed 11 key dividend hike announcements in September from large-cap companies that were too big to ignore.
24/7 Wall St. has looked for solid companies raising payouts that are generally outyielding Treasuries and that are viewed to have a cheap share price against most Wall Street analyst projections.
So what should investors do now? More aggressive growth and income accounts can look for stocks that, for whatever reason, have been hit but still offer serious dividends.
Kinder Morgan traded lower on Tuesday after an analyst downgrade added pressure on the shares.
24/7 Wall St. has pulled multiple reports and opinions about how Ford should be viewed after its credit rating downgrade.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a list of eight alternatives for Treasury and traditional bonds investors who must have income to help supplement their lives.
Colgate-Palmolive is a highly defensive stock, despite being in the crowded and competitive field of consumer products. But is it cheap?
These five stocks offer a higher degree of safety and reliable dividends. With solid total return potential and less chance for volatility, they are outstanding long-term portfolio additions.
These are great stocks for long-term buy-and-hold accounts looking to add safety and dependable income. While not the most exciting companies in the world, they will certainly hold up much better...
Here are 30 stocks with sustainable dividends for income investors to consider in their portfolios.
Retailer Dillard's announced Thursday that the company would boost its dividend by 50% to 15 cents a share for shareholders of record as of September 30.
Altria's core products are still slowly killing their customers, but it manages to keep delivering dividend hikes for its shareholders.
24/7 Wall St. has screened for companies with a market cap of more than $500 and billion dividend yields of 8% or more based on the current share price.