Dividend Income
The stock market has got to be the weirdest market in existence. It is the only place where people go to buy things and hate it when those things go on sale. They love it when the things they want to buy are insanely overpriced and run in fear when they become great bargains.
Two stocks that are currently experiencing this bizarre mentality are the dividend-income telecommunication companies AT&T (T) and Verizon (VZ). Neither of these stocks are growth stocks. Instead, both act more like slow or low-growth utility stocks. And like utility stocks, their attraction is the dividend income they provide. In short, investors should think of these more like bonds with a kicker than as capital appreciation opportunities.
The above is generally true until now. Both these stocks have seen their prices fall precipitously ever since Covid. However, their fundamentals have remained relatively normal, with each providing operating cash flow and free cash that covers their dividends significantly. And once again, investing in these utility-like telecommunication companies is all about the dividend income in the long run.
Nevertheless, now that they have become so ridiculously undervalued, they have become excellent income vehicles and offer exceptional near-to-midterm capital gain potential. In this video, I will show you these two stocks AT&T and Verizon that have the potential to generate between 50 and 100% rates of return and double your money over the next three years.
These stocks also offer a steady dividend yield of 8%. The first stock we’ll look at is Verizon, which has a low valuation but steady earnings and strong cash flows. The second stock is AT&T, which experienced a dividend cut due to a business spin-off but has a promising future with good fundamentals. Both stocks have been undervalued, making them attractive investments for those seeking high returns and steady dividend income.
These stocks also offer a steady dividend yield of 8%. The first stock we’ll look at is Verizon, which has a low valuation but steady earnings and strong cash flows. The second stock is AT&T, which experienced a dividend cut due to a business spin-off but has a promising future with good fundamentals. Both stocks have been undervalued, making them attractive investments for those seeking high returns and steady dividend income.
