The other day I wrote this article that took a look into the past. From an historical perspective, the article showed how some simple investments turned $65k into $400k in 19 years, with a dividend income stream of nearly $12k annually. The question now is if that performance could be replicated. While none of us have a crystal ball, I will attempt to show how 8 stocks that currently pay a dividend could potentially become the dividend winners over the next 20 years. It might or might not replicate what was shown in the previous article, but I believe these 8 stocks have the absolute potential of doing very nicely.
Ironically, 6 of the 8 stocks are held in the Team Alpha Retirement Portfolio already. 8 Stocks That Could Be The Dividend Winners Of The Future: Apple (AAPL), Cisco (CSCO), General Electric (GE), Wells Fargo (WFC), CSX Corp. (CSX), Ford (F), Microsoft (MSFT), and Intel (INTC). Each of these companies is already paying some solid dividends, but might not have paid them for very long, or might not have increased the dividends on an annual basis like the dividend winners of today have.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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