The battle for dividend dominance is on. Dividend stocks are the backbone of a solid retirement portfolio. Investors can grab a sale price for higher dividend yields and more income. A few analysts recently expressed bearish views on one of my top choices, but I’m firing back from the mountains of Colorado. Low multiples of earnings and high dividend yields reflect investors' lack faith in these best-of-breed dividend growth stocks.
The battle for dividend supremacy is on again. Investors must choose between paying a high premium for a strong company that is in favor or going against the grain and picking a great company at a bargain price. Investors focusing on technical analysis are unlikely to support this strategy because it involves buying several companies that have seen substantial declines in their share price over the last year or over the last 6 months. Here are my five suggested dividend ideas: Tanger Factory Outlet (SKT), Philip Morris International (PM), Intel (INTC), Verizon (VZ) and Simon Property Group (SPG).
Source: Seeking Alpha
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