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Artificial intelligence is creating a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for investors. The gains are likely to exceed those that occurred from the adoption of the internet.
In fact, the push into AI stocks has led one prominent hedge fund manager to proclaim that value investing is dead. David Einhorn believes that valuation should not be an investor’s primary concern, if it should even be a concern at all.
However, if you’re investing in AI in 2024 you have to be comfortable climbing the wall of worry that includes inflation, higher-for-longer interest rates, and lingering concerns that the Fed’s soft landing won’t be soft.
Those concerns are more pronounced as it’s becoming increasingly obvious that the consumer (particularly lower- and middle-income consumers) are strapped.
It’s a reminder that all investing involves risk. That’s why it’s important to understand that while Einhorn is offering a new investing methodology, the basics of dividend investing still hold.
If you want buy-and-hold stocks for building wealth slowly, there aren’t many better options than high-yield dividend stocks. That’s particularly true during periods of high inflation.
Dividend yield matters more than ever as investors deal with inflation that is higher than it’s been in a generation. When inflation is close to the Federal Reserve’s preferred target of 2%, it’s not that difficult for a company to have a dividend that outpaces inflation. But that’s harder to do when the rate of inflation is over 3.3%.
As such, we encourage you to take a close look at each of the seven stocks in this presentation - all of which have a dividend yield of over 7%. As you would expect, energy and material stocks are heavily represented, but as you’ll see, you can find high-yield dividend stocks in many sectors of the economy.
View the 7 Dividend Dynamos with a Yield of More Than 7%
Don
The DividendStocks.com Team
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