If you like tech stocks but you're an investor who wants a portfolio that also generates income, then you'll need to narrow your stock search to companies that pay dividends. While many tech stocks don't offer large dividends, some do. These tech giants' stocks offer hefty, sustainable, and growing dividend yields...
To that end, I've identified three stocks that meet the following two criteria:
- The company offers a dividend yield of at least 3%.
- Current dividend payouts are supported by the company's free-cash-flow generation. (In other words, the stock is not a "yield trap.")
The three stocks I've chosen are Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO), IBM (NYSE:IBM), and HP Inc (NYSE:HPQ).
Source: Motley Fool
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