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Additional Reading from MarketBeat.com Dividend Growth Is Heating Up: 3 Stocks With Steady Payout GainsReported by Nathan Reiff. Article Published: 12/10/2025. 
Key Points- Dividend growth firms draw investors seeking stability and steadily increasing passive income.
- The potential for dividend increases can be found in companies ranging from modest to massive in size.
- Three firms to watch for potential continued dividend growth are Broadcom, Verizon, and HASI.
Growing dividends on a regular basis are often a strong signal of a company's financial health. Beyond receiving progressively larger passive income the longer they hold shares, investors in dividend-growth stocks can be more confident that the firm is managing cash responsibly. If that steady income comes with improving earnings or share-price appreciation, the stock can become an attractive buy-and-hold choice for many retail investors. Dividend stocks span many sectors and industries, but long-term growers often appear in areas of the market with underlying stability. The three companies below represent different sectors, yet each combines a solid dividend-growth track record with potential for improvement in other areas. A $2 Trillion Semiconductor Firm With a History of Big Dividend BoostsElon Musk's Starlink project is generating major speculation ahead of a potential IPO that some analysts believe could reach a historic $100 billion valuation. According to James Altucher, there may be a smart "backdoor" way for everyday investors to position ahead of that event without needing traditional IPO access — and he says it can be done for under $100. He's also sharing a free ticker tied to this trend for anyone who wants to take a closer look. Click here to learn more As one of a handful of companies to surpass the $1 trillion market-value threshold, Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO) is a widely recognized name in semiconductors and infrastructure software. AVGO stock has rallied alongside rising demand for AI and data-center infrastructure, reflecting its strong position in key chip markets. That momentum makes Broadcom one of the main semiconductor stocks to watch heading into 2026. Broadcom's dividend has been paid at 59 cents for each of the last four quarters, but the company has a long history of increases. Its annualized five-year dividend growth rate is a solid 14.76%, and it now yields 0.59% on a payout ratio slightly above 60%. With free cash flow climbing to record levels, investors may reasonably expect another dividend boost in the near future. Revenue has been rising across multiple segments, and analysts project roughly 19% earnings growth in the coming year. Despite a gain of about 73% year-to-date (YTD), Broadcom remains rated a Buy by all but one of the 35 analysts covering AVGO, according to MarketBeat's forecast. Market-Leading Dividend Yield and Enviable StabilityOne of the leading telecom companies in the U.S., Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) offers the kind of stability many income investors seek. With more than 146 million wireless retail connections and 4G coverage reaching 99% of the U.S. population, Verizon has a mature, widely adopted network. Its massive cash flow—$7 billion in the third quarter—has helped make it a reliable passive-income option. Verizon's appeal lies largely in its high dividend yield of 6.69%, one of the highest in the S&P 500. The company has a roughly 20-year record of increasing payments and maintains a sub-60% payout ratio thanks to steady income streams. Customers tend to remain Verizon subscribers for long periods, supporting predictable revenue and dividend coverage. That said, maintaining and upgrading a nationwide network is expensive, and Verizon's dividend growth has been modest, particularly amid recent inflationary pressures. Still, for investors prioritizing yield and stability, Verizon remains a dividend name to watch. A Sustainable Energy REIT Making Outsized DistributionsHannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital, Inc. (NYSE: HASI), commonly called HASI, is a real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on sustainable infrastructure and energy-efficiency projects. Although its investment structure is complex, the company has delivered noteworthy results. In the latest quarter, for example, HASI reported record adjusted quarterly EPS of $0.80 and reaffirmed its target for compound annual EPS growth of 8%–10% through 2027. HASI yields over 5% and posts an annualized five-year dividend growth rate near 4.4%. After a modest half-cent increase to payouts early in 2025, investors may reasonably expect a larger raise when the company next increases its dividend. The company maintains a diversified pipeline, strong liquidity, and a portfolio of sustainable-energy investments. Analysts appear optimistic: eight of 10 analysts rate HASI as a Buy and forecast roughly 18% upside potential, despite shares having risen more than 22% YTD. Those factors could support continued dividend improvement over time.
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