Although the U.S. appears to be averting a debt ceiling crisis as I write this, owners of bonds, bank stocks, or stocks in general continue to face an uncertain future. But no matter how bad things get, some companies will continue to do well. I've found 3 disaster-proof dividend stocks that will weather any storm, financial or otherwise.
I believe these three dividend stocks will do well no matter what Congress does in the next few days and months: StoneMor Partners (STON). StoneMor owns and operates 260 cemeteries and 58 funeral homes in the U.S. For more than 150 years,Campbell Soup (NYS: CPB) has been the choice for millions of Americans. The company has a 60% market share in the U.S. wet soup market, which translates into roughly 2 billion cans of soup each year! Philip Morris International (NYS: PM) . The company has one of the strongest brands in the world, with seven of the top 15 global cigarette brands, including top-seller Marlboro.
Source: Daily Finance
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