There are now plenty of dividend stocks that have wonderful long-term futures that have only been blurred by the recent downturn and volatility. There’s nothing wrong with them, their cash flows or other important dividend-related metrics. It’s simply a case of overall market volatility hitting hem hard. For patient investors, snagging up shares of these stocks now and collecting their dividends makes a ton of sense. With that, here are five recently unsteady dividend stocks with great futures.
After being one of the Dow’s biggest gainers last year, global industrial giant 3M Co (NYSE:MMM) has turned into a real loser in 2018. Rising online sales have been a boon for logistics giant United Parcel Service, Inc. (NYSE:UPS). And having the most potential could be dividend stocks superstar Realty Income Corp (NYSE:O). Like REITs, other dividend stocks have suffered thanks to the Fed. This includes top-notch utilities like mega-giant Southern Co. (NYSE:SO). The tech surge seemed to pass sector stalwart International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM) right on by.
Source: InvestorPlace
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