Dividend stocks have attracted the attention of investors across the globe in recent years. But even though most investors have come to appreciate the substantial regular income that dividend stocks provide, one thing that most investors don't expect from dividend stocks is strong earnings growth. That led me to ask the obvious question: Do dividend investors really have to sacrifice any chance of scoring big capital gains -- or are there some stocks that let investors have their cake and eat it, too?
Dividend stocks have a reputation for being conservative choices for investors who aren't interested in growth. But that reputation doesn't apply to every dividend stock. Look closely, and you can find stocks that have the growth potential to give you both healthy income and possible big share price gains in the future.
Source: CNBC
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