"Must-have" dividend stock, in my view, doesn't exist. What is a great complement for one portfolio can be an unnecessary concentration of risk for another. And a high dividend on its own is not an investment thesis.
I have a position, for example, in $TTE, but not primarily because it has an attractive dividend. I see it more as adding a commodities/energy component to the portfolio. So I'd focus mainly on a quality business and a sector that fits my portfolio — not the highest dividend yield in the table.
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"Must-have" dividend stock, in my view, doesn't exist. What is a great complement for one portfolio can be an unnecessary concentration of risk for another. And a high dividend on its own is not an investment thesis.
I have a position, for example, in $TTE, but not primarily because it has an attractive dividend. I see it more as adding a commodities/energy component to the portfolio. So I'd focus mainly on a quality business and a sector that fits my portfolio — not the highest dividend yield in the table.
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$MMM, $O, $PM There are many options; it depends on the investor's goals.