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The Federal Reserve cut interest rates three times last year.
On the surface, this might look good for stock bulls and bad for savers.
But it's actually a good opportunity to turn the Fed's war on conservative investors around.
Our three top dividend stocks to buy in 2020 each have dividend yields above 6%.
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The Dow Jones gained about 17 points in premarket hours as investors continue to cheer the year-end rally.
The S&P 500 is now up 2.6% in December and has added more than 8% during the fourth quarter.
Markets continue to rally in the wake of the Trump Administration’s “Phase One” trade deal with China.
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While the House vote on Trump impeachment is driving headlines today, a Senate vote is still extremely unlikely to pass.
More meaningful news comes out of the United Kingdom, and it’s drawing our attention to the top dividend stocks this week.
The Bank of England held interest rates in place during its recent policy meeting.
Facing the departure of the U.K. from the European Union, the BoE released a weak economic outlook for the nation's economy.
Its decision to keep interest rates steady falls in line with the number of other central banks that will maintain lower interest rates to bolster economic growth.
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If you're like me, you like to purchase things when they are on sale.
You'll load up on hamburger meat and freeze some when you can buy two pounds for the price of one…
You search for bargains online during the holiday season because one website sells the product you want for less…
Or you wait around for something you really want to buy – that no one else is purchasing – and watch the price drop and drop until you get it on the cheap.
That same pattern holds for stocks.
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If 2019 was the year of the real estate investment trust (REIT), 2020 will be the year of the master limited partnership (MLP).
Both REITs and MLPs are great alternatives for investors seeking income.
But there are key differences that distinguish the two.
And one big difference will be front and center next year.
Here's why we're so bullish on MLPs in 2020, and the top three to watch now...
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Twenty nineteen was a great year for stocks.
Nearly all sectors and types of equities, including REIT's soared in the last 12 months.
But that's thanks the Fed's low interest rate regime.
Not only have income investors been left out in the cold, but the stock market's surge could sputter in 2020.
That's why I want REITs in my portfolio right now...
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The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates three times this year.
But ahead of its monthly meeting yesterday, it was clear the Fed would try to keep rates where they are for the foreseeable future.
The top dividend stocks to own this week could benefit from a central bank policy that leaves interest rates "lower for longer."
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Today, I’m going to unpack the top REIT tapping into one of the biggest demographic and economic trends in the U.S. economy.
You see, the ongoing boom for medical housing and the rising demand for real estate from the medical and life science industries has one healthcare REIT set up for mouthwatering returns…
It pays a 4.4% dividend and could easily see its unit price increase by 51% over the next year…
It pays a 4.4% dividend and could easily see its unit price increase by 51% over the next year...
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It's highly unlikely interest rates move higher anytime soon.
That continues to mean REITs are the best game in town for those looking to add income to their portfolio.
What type of REIT will do best in the current environment?
My bet is on multifamily housing. Here's our top REIT to buy before 2020.
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The Fed's dovish policy might be helping the economy, but it's leaving income investors out in the cold.
If you're looking for retirement income or just some extra cash to pad your portfolio, the top dividend stocks can more than make up for low interest rates and weak bond yields.
Our best dividend stock to own offers a dividend higher than 11%.
That's five times higher than the average S&P 500 yield of 2%.
But it's just one of several dividend stocks out there that can provide both appreciation and long-term income potential.
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