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Sometimes, it’s a good idea even for dividend investors to swim in front of the sharks. BofA Securities recently took a look at the holdings of active managers—the big fish controlling trillions of dollars of assets—and noticed a few things that smaller,

My top 10 list of high dividend yield stocks has generated an annualized rate of return of 17.96% since its inception in November 2020. See more here.

Some stocks are better than others at different times, though. As we enter the final quarter of 2024, I think a few stocks especially stand out. Here are three high-yield dividend stocks to buy hand over fist in October.

While dividend stock investing is one of the best strategies an investor can pursue to create phenomenal wealth, chasing yield can undermine the entire effort. Buying dividend stocks simply because the yields on the stock are high can lead to extreme disappointment and actual wealth destruction.

As the Canadian market rides a wave of optimism, buoyed by recent rate cuts from the U.S. Federal Reserve and enthusiasm around AI, the TSX has reached all-time highs, reflecting strong performance even amidst looming election uncertainties in the U.

The Federal Reserve has officially started its rate-cutting cycle. On September 18, the central bank made a more aggressive move than

Three high-octane income stocks -- sporting an average yield of 6.23% -- have the necessary tools and intangibles to make their patient shareholders richer.

China's recent announcement of robust stimulus measures has sparked optimism across global markets, leading to significant gains in Chinese indices. The Shanghai Composite Index and the blue-chip CSI 300 have seen notable increases,

Last week, Chinese stock markets had their best week since 2008 after the country unleashed a series of stimulus measures, while promising more in the coming days. The stimulus is targeted at increasing consumption,

When economic growth is uncertain, investors often turn to the reliability of dividend stocks to see them through. With the Federal Reserve entering into a new rate-easing cycle, it indicates the economy is not as healthy as we were told.