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Monday's 2,000-point pullback has fueled significant concerns about the stability of the U.S. economy and current valuations in the market.
The ongoing battle with COVID-19 has stopped cruise ships, airlines, and hotel companies in their tracks.
We've seen Italy effectively shut down its economy. Last night, the Prime Minister announced the country would begin quarantining its entire population of 16 million citizens.
And the spread continues across more U.S. states...
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The Trump administration has floated the idea of a possible cut to payroll taxes and other stimulus factors. But there is another shoe waiting to drop in this market: a restructuring of risk and potentially massive downgrades in corporate bonds.
Such news would rattle investors and lead many companies to reassess their cash flow due to ratings downgrades.
That said, the pullback has created a number of opportunities for investors to tap into companies with strong cash flows, low debt, and solid dividends.
Today, I'm highlighting three different dividend stocks to buy with the recent market pullback.
Dividend Stocks to Buy, No. 3
About the Author
Garrett Baldwin is a globally recognized research economist, financial writer, and consultant with degrees from Northwestern, Johns Hopkins, Purdue, and Indiana University. He is a seasoned financial and political risk analyst, with a focus on stocks, hedge funds, private equity, blockchain, and housing policy. He has conducted risk assessment projects for clients in 27 countries, and consulted on policy and financial operations for some of the nation's largest financial institutions, including a $1.5 trillion credit fund, a $43 billion credit and auto loan giant, as well as two of the largest Wall Street banks by assets under management.
Garrett joined Money Map Press as an economist and researcher in 2011, specializing in alternative strategies with an emphasis on fundamental and technical analysis.