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3 Best Dividend Stocks to Buy in May 2020

The market bounced back sharply in April, but remains well below its all-time highs of mid-February.

Investors are optimistic that the U.S. economy will reopen sooner than later, a hope that most of the concerns about COVID-19 have been overdone.

With that in mind, investors have a unique opportunity to purchase several stocks that will survive the COVID outbreak and thrive in the years ahead.

Best of all, these companies pay safe, reliable, and – in some cases – lofty dividends.

These are the best dividend stocks to buy in May 2020.

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3 REITs Poised to Soar in Today's Market

The coronavirus has pummeled certain corners of the economy.

In other corners, however, a robust recovery has already taken place.

Some industries have benefited from a swell of stimulus spending, Fed intervention, and robust asset purchases.

Nowhere has this been more evident than in the real estate market.

There is one more area of REITs for investors to be hyper-bullish on now.

Today, we're going to discuss a freight train of profits coming to one recession-proof industry and how you can cash in on this "must own" sector.

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3 Commercial Real Estate REITs to Avoid Right Now

Right now, commercial real estate is on the ropes.

Companies of all sizes are not paying rent.

Firms have moved toward a work-from-home policy.

And many retailers may never return to their locations even after coronavirus fades.

Barring a massive bailout of the commercial real estate industry, it's possible that some private equity firms and real estate companies could collapse too.

And these three commercial real estate REITs should be avoided at all costs...

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This REIT Will Thrive During This Crisis

Right now, concerns about the economy's structure continue to dominate headlines.

On Monday, the Federal Reserve announced that up to 47 million Americans could lose their jobs during the 2020 coronavirus crisis.

That would represent a staggering 32% of Americans out of work.

The shutdown of commerce is especially bad news for real estate investment trusts (REITs) that own hotels, shopping centers, and other points of social and recreational activity.

Some of the top performing assets of the last decade have seen their market capitalization's collapse.

But there is one class of REIT that is uniquely positioned to profit right now...

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The 3 Best CBD Penny Stocks to Buy in the Coronavirus Crash

Right now, concerns about the economy's structure continue to dominate headlines.

On Monday, the Federal Reserve announced that up to 47 million Americans could lose their jobs during the 2020 coronavirus crisis.

That would represent a staggering 32% of Americans out of work.

The shutdown of commerce is especially bad news for real estate investment trusts (REITs) that own hotels, shopping centers, and other points of social and recreational activity.

Some of the top performing assets of the last decade have seen their market capitalization's collapse.

But there is one class of REIT that is uniquely positioned to profit right now...

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3 Blue-Chip Dividend Stocks to Avoid Now

Markets are swinging violently on speculation about Washington's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Dow has plunged more than 35% from its all-time highs in February as the outbreak effectively shuts down the global economy.

Many looks at this as a great time to buy stocks cheap.

It's important to note, however, that some blue-chip dividend stocks may not recover.

Even if it looks like a "bargain," some stocks that were once attractive buy-and-holds are not what they were a few months ago.

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3 Dividend Stocks to Buy to Protect Your Portfolio from Coronavirus Panic

Right now, the S&P 500 is sitting at 2,386.

That figure is roughly 18 times earnings and is getting very close to reaching fair value.

The pullback has brought the S&P down to a critical support level near 2,350.

And now many investors are seeing this as an opportunity to slowly begin buying stocks with strong balance sheets and dividends.

If you're looking for guidance and are eager to put money to work, it's important to be cautious.

But you can start by purchasing solid companies that will thrive during the coronavirus outbreak or will be the key survivors once the pandemic passes.

Here's why you should consider dollar-cost averaging into the following top dividend stocks...

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These Dividend Stocks Are Hiking Payouts Even in the Face of the Coronavirus

This week, the coronavirus has triggered two circuit breakers to halt trading. The viral panic over coronavirus has turned into a fiscal pandemic. The Dow is now off more than 27.6% from its all-time high in December. The index hasn't been this low since Summer 2017.

Panic is only increasing as the COVID-19 problem gets more serious. Many investors feel they're stuck riding this with no answer.

But that is not the case. If you're sitting on any cash right now, many U.S. companies are trading at very attractive valuations. This would be the time to buy some top dividend stocks to hold over the long term.

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3 Dividend Stocks to Buy During the Coronavirus Sell-Off

Monday's 2,000-point pullback has fueled a significant amount of concerns in the market 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…

So today, I'm highlighting three different dividend stocks to buy with the recent market pullback.

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3 Dividend Stocks to Buy After the Fed Slashed Rates

It's safe to say we're on our way to 0% interest rates.

And possibly negative ones after that.

Should the global economies come together to prevent a massive outbreak, lower rates would likely fuel a quick rebound of the equity markets as investors pile back into equities and push us back to new records.

That's just how cheap money and asset prices have worked over the last decade.

However, even if this process is more prolonged, now is the best time for investors to start looking for stocks that can outperform in the long-term and offer terrific dividends in the process…

Today, we are digging into three dividend stocks to buy in the wake of the recent market pullback and Fed rate cuts.

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