Even though markets ended in the green in May, things could get a little dicier this month. A slew of potential events can make the markets choppy, eventually derailing stocks. A possible rate hike by the Fed, uncertainty around job numbers and doubt regarding U.K.’s referendum on its European Union membership have made investors cautious in June. Moreover, June has predominantly been the worst month of the year in the last decade.
As more volatility is in the cards, adding top-notch dividend stocks to your portfolio will be a prudent decision. Companies that pay consistent dividends put a ceiling on market declines. These companies are financially stable and generate consistent cash flows irrespective of market conditions: Rose Rock Midstream, L.P. (RRMS), TC PipeLines, LP (TCP), W. P. Carey Inc. (WPC) and Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital, Inc. (HASI).
Source: Zack's
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