This 8.5% yielding dividend aristocrat is 33% undervalued, trading at 8.6X earnings. It could double in the next 2.5 years and deliver 17% annual returns over the next five years, 3X better than the S&P 500, and is about to raise its dividend for the 53rd consecutive year.
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Warren Buffett just bought nearly $1 billion worth of these companies that are trading at deep discounts and could triple in the next five years.
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These two world-beater high-yield blue-chip bargains offer very safe high-yield, strong growth, and exceptional value. Both could deliver Buffett-like 20% annual returns in the coming years, 2.5X more than the S&P 500.
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This fast-growing dividend growth legend is trading at the lowest PE in 18 years, is growing at double-digits, and could deliver 250% returns in the next five years, 5X more than the S&P 500.
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These fast-growing dividend blue-chips trade at 5X earnings could 4X in 5 years and, over the long-term, could deliver life-changing returns. The last time one of them was this undervalued, it delivered 57X returns in the next 15 years.
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These two Buffett-style bargains are dividend aristocrats that have crashed in this bear market. Both are world-class companies with good risk management, A-credit ratings, and strong growth outlooks for decades to come. They offer life-changing return potential that can help you retire in safety and splendor.
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Here are two defensive recession-proof dividend kings, which are up in 2022, helping investors sleep well at night in these turbulent times. Both are great low volatility options for the coming recession, no matter how bad the market crashes in the coming months.
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These six high-yield low volatility blue-chips are a great choice to help you ride out the next market crash, possibly a 20% decline in August. They yield a very safe 5.4% and are 26% historically undervalued, trading at 12.2X earnings. Analysts expect 12% long-term returns and 13% annual income growth, similar to what they’ve delivered over the last 27 years, that can help you sleep well at night while retiring in safety and splendor.
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These 8 companies are as close to perfect high-yield blue-chip bargains as exist on Wall Street. They offer a very safe 4.5% yield, 9.5 P/E, 27% discount to fair value, and could double by 2024 (30% consensus annual return potential), beating the market by 5X.
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These seven dividend aristocrats yield a very safe 5.2%, are 20% historically undervalued, trade at 14.2X earnings, and analysts expect Buffett-like 19% CAGR total returns over the next three years, 2X more than the S&P 500.
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There are five critical facts Microsoft and Amazon investors need to know after earnings to cash in on the incredible growth potential in cloud computing and retire in safety and splendor.
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These 5% yielding A-rated blue-chips are bullet-proof choices for this recession and trade at just 10X earnings. They’ve crushed the market and Nasdaq over the last 20 years while delivering 8.4X more income. They are rich retirement dream stocks you can trust in this or any future economic downturn.
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This fast-growing high-yield tech blue-chip is expected to double its dividends every five years and deliver rich retirement 17% long-term annual returns.
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These two fast-growing dividend aristocrats are 25% to 33% undervalued and offer 130% total return potential over the next five years, about 3X more than the S&P 500.
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Apple is one of the world’s best companies but potentially dead money for the next five years thanks to very high valuations. In contrast, these six dividend growth blue-chip bargains offer 3X as much yield as Apple, are growing 50% faster, and offer 55% higher long-term return potential. They are 17% undervalued, strong buys, and over the next three to five years, offer 17% annual return potential and 19X the risk-adjusted expected returns of Apple.
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