💡 Interesting dividend titles!

Nowadays, technology stocks are on Wall Street in the spotlight. Artificial intelligence is attracting all the attention and investor funding. Because of this, dividend stocks are where the interesting pieces are starting to emerge, and at the moment, they look like a better deal to me as well!

While it is tempting to follow the latest trends, generous returns often come where others are not investing. These three stocks from the industrial sector are now at attractive prices and offer great potential for long-term investors.

Enterprise Products Partners $EP🛢️

Energy Company Enterprise Products Partners, is a key player in the U.S. energy sector. It operates an extensive network of pipelines and storage facilities that transport crude oil and natural gas. Its network exceeds 50,000 miles, making it a major player in the market.

I was intrigued by the structure of the company, which falls under an MLP (Master Limited Partnership), which I understand brings tax advantages and usually high dividends, does anyone have experience with this? The current dividend yield is 7,3 %, thanks to ample cash flow. The company has increased its dividend for 25 consecutive years, making it an attractive option for investors looking for a stable income. The stock is trading slightly above 10 times earnings, with analysts expecting earnings growth of 7-8 % annually.

Chevron $CVX💧
is an oil company with extensive operations from production to refining. Its strong presence in the Permian Basin and quality assets give it a competitive advantage. Chevron hascontinuously increased its dividendfor 37 years and leverages its financial strength to maintain a low debt-to-equity ratio.

As a result, it is able to withstand fluctuations in oil and gas prices and continue to pay attractive dividends.

Deere & Company $DE🚜
It's a company known worldwide for its green machines, which can be found everywhere from lawns to forests. The company not only offers machinery, but also financing and service. Deere is a cyclical company that can suffer during recessions, but its long history and stable management make it a reliable dividend company.

Although it is currently trading near 52-week lows due to reduced demand, analysts expect earnings growth of 10% a year for the next three to five years. With a forward P/E of 14, the stock offers the potential for excellent investment returns.

Investing in these stocks can be a great option for those looking for long-term growth and stable dividend yields.

What is your opinion on these companies and the current market situation? Right now, dividend stocks make sense to me.