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Dear Fellow Investor, One of the best ways to build wealth is with dividend stocks – especially if they’re attached to solid companies with a strong history of earnings and dividend growth. Here are five top dividend stocks you may want to consider today.
Company: Philip Morris International Inc. (SYM: PM) With a yield of 4.32%, Philip Morris is well-known as a cigarette company. However, with the number of smokers on the decline, the company has expanded its offerings to include heated tobacco products, vapor and nicotine pouches. All of which are seen as less harmful ways to consume nicotine. Helping, earnings haven’t been too shabby. In its most recent quarter, the company’s EPS of $1.91 beat estimates by nine cents. Revenue of $9.91 billion, up 8.4% year over year, beat by $220 million. Plus, its fiscal year 2024 guidance range of $6.85 to $6.91 beat estimates of $6.40. Huge Alerts The #1 lithium stock to watch going into 2025
This stock is causing quite the commotion as Wall Street learns about the company’s disruptive lithium land package in Brazil! It is the LARGEST continuous land package in Brazil’s emerging lithium valley!
The frantic race to bring lithium to market to fuel the world’s EV and storage needs has amplified the company’s mission to define a high-quality, hard-rock lithium resource that powers the global energy transition. Discover how SPARF has an early-mover advantage in Brazil’s lithium boom and how this could lead to tremendous shareholder value. Company: Kinder Morgan, Inc. (SYM: KMI) With a yield of 4.22%, Kinder Morgan is also an attractive opportunity. For one, Kinder Morgan is the biggest natural gas pipeline operator with a 40% market share. Two, KMI could be a strong beneficiary of the artificial intelligence data center energy boom. In fact, as reported by CNBC, “Natural gas is expected to supply 60% of the power demand growth from AI and data centers, while renewables will provide the remaining 40%, according to Goldman Sachs’ report published in April.” Even better, Goldman Sachs reiterated its conviction buy rating on KMI with a price target of $26. The firm cited KMI’s third quarter results and its potential to capitalize on natural gas demand as the catalyst for its price target revision. Investing Trends The Secret to Powering the AI Revolution
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