Though the benefits of dividend investing are bountiful, not all companies can sustain their dividend paying momentum in times of economic distress. A careful strategy is needed to help investors zero in on the best dividend stocks that promise steady future returns. Echoing the sentiment of Mr. Bernstein, its a good time to lend your portfolio some protection and select the best dividend paying stocks for the most balanced portfolio. Here at Zacks, we will help you find the stocks that are poised to reap significant returns for your portfolio.
We have employed the Zacks Stocks Screener to find companies that offer a dividend yield of at least 5%, and boast a favorable Zacks Rank. Also, we have singled out resilient stocks that have appreciated at least 10% year-to-date, braving markedly adverse market conditions. 4 Stocks to Pick: Superior Industries International, Inc. (SUP), Annaly Capital Management, Inc. (NLY), Banc of California, Inc. (BANC) and Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc. (SCHN).
Source: Zack's
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