Forbes - 4 Dividend Darlings For 2021 & Beyond

Fellow Investor,

Through bull markets and bear markets since 1900 (yes, over a century!), stocks have provided historical returns of about 10% a year, far better than other asset classes like bonds, commodities and bank savings accounts.

But make no mistake, it's difficult to buy stocks after a big run like we’ve had over the past nine months, and especially during a time of shifting power in Washington.

The good news: the benefit of owning dividend–paying stocks is that even if price appreciation is hard to come by, you still earn a respectable stream of income.

In other words, you get paid to wait.

Not only that, if you reinvest your dividends into additional shares of stock, you’ll gain more ground when prices turn higher.

In this report from Forbes dividend expert John Dobosz, you will find four dividend stocks that are undervalued and are poised to gain in the months ahead based on our model.

They all produce ample cash flow to keep on paying rising dividends. Note: Tesla is not on this list, but a large-cap company with Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway as a major shareholder is. What you will find are solid, cash-rich companies that trade at substantial discounts to historical valuations. What's not to like?

Sincerely,

Charles Morgan
Associate Publisher
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