Safe growth stocks with dividends are appealing because of their stability and predictability. Buying them will keep investors largely protected from volatility while also providing them with income and a good chance of realizing significant capital gains.
These safe growth stocks with dividends will provide decent returns and low volatility even during an economic downturn: Cisco (CSCO) will benefit from the expansion of the internet and the proliferation of 5G. McDonald's (MCD) is would be boosted by a "trade-down" phenomenon during a recession. Dominion (D) will benefit from recently-passed tax credits.
Source: InvestorPlace
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