Dividend stocks, almost by definition, tend to not offer investors much capital appreciation potential to go along with their rich cash payouts. That’s because companies that pay out a lot of cash tend every quarter to shareholders tend not generate big amounts of revenue growth. According to The Street, the financial website, that doesn’t mean investors “can’t have the best of both worlds, if they know where to look.”
In an article posted on the website Friday afternoon, The Street points out that ConocoPhillips (COP) , Microsoft (MSFT) and utility PG&E (PCG) offer the income “conservative investors love and the growth aggressive investors crave.”
Source: Baron's
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