Regardless of your political views, Donald Trump will be the story in February. Investors are adjusting to his “unorthodox” methods. One late-night tirade can destroy billions in market value by the next morning. How can you trade it? Don’t. As regular readers know, I advocate for owning wonderful businesses over decades. Unexpected tweets from the President is just something we have to get used to. That said, it’s not something we can ignore, either. Trump hasn’t hesitated to exercise his powers to reshape the business landscape overnight.
Sure, politicians rank above lawyers and just below ax murderers in my books, but Washington, unfortunately, is a city we’ll have to keep a close eye on next month. With that preamble aside, here are the five top dividend stocks to watch in February: TransCanada Corporation (NYSE:TRP) Yield: 3.7%, Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) Yield: 3.4%, Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA) Yield: 1.7%, Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) Yield: 4.9% and iShares Barclays 20+ Yr Treas. Bond (NASDAQ:TLT) 2.6%.
Source: Income Investor
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