Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
The first decade of the 21st century was marked by high stock market volatility, with the S&P making dramatic highs and lows. Learn how to navigate this volatile market and how to invest in more stable stocks that pay consistent dividends, including consumer and healthcare sectors.
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United Technologies Corporation, an American conglomerate based in Hartford, is an industrial giant present in five key sectors: HVAC, aeronautics, elevators, air navigation systems and helicopters through its subsidiary Sikorsky. Despite a prudent dividend policy, the company stands out for its successful diversification and resilience in the face of economic uncertainties, making it an attractive long-term investment.
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IBM, a historic IT giant, has reinvented itself over the decades by moving from hardware to services and consulting, demonstrating a remarkable ability to adapt to crises. Despite major transformations and a stable stock market performance, the company today maintains a solid position in the technology sector, although its current performance invites caution for new investors.
The dividend growth investment strategy is all about you, the investor, and your ability to maintain a long-term view. Dividend growth has proven its superiority over long periods of time, offering a defensive approach that protects against market irrationality while generating attractive returns.
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In this article, we take a closer look at the dividend growth investment strategy, an approach that is particularly popular in the U.S. and gaining ground in Europe. We analyze the advantages of this method, which offers a passive source of steadily increasing income, ideal for investors seeking steady, growing returns over the long term.
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McCormick & Company, the American spice and seasoning giant, has a solid and sustainable business model despite its unspectacular nature. Although the company has stable growth and low sensitivity to market fluctuations, its current valuation and moderate payout ratio suggest that it is better to hold the stock than to initiate a new position.
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Discover an in-depth analysis of growing dividend-paying stocks and their essential characteristics for income and value-oriented investors. This article, the first of a three-part series, explores market psychology and the importance of dividends in a long-term investment strategy.
For investors looking for steady, immediate income, there are quality stocks that pay attractive dividends. Check out three solid U.S. stocks—Kimberly-Clark, Chevron, and Consolidated Edison—that offer attractive yields and an alternative to low-yielding bonds.
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