The Top Dividend Stocks

As Western Alliance has dropped from the headlines, the company’s stock has begun to rebound. The stock received a bump after each earnings announcement by reporting the “business as usual”. As we will see, if Western Alliance can continue business as usual, the bank may be a fantastic investment opportunity.

Southern Company’s price target is neutral at $70. Expect the utility’s price volatility to peak at plus or minus 20% from this price target but not improving too far past this price point for the next few years.

AEP is overvalued when above $98 and undervalued at $79. At its current price of around $74, the company is likely to be undervalued with an estimated two-year return of 21%.

We assess Southern Company to be a buying opportunity. For retail investors, this may be a good time to dollar-cost average into a position in SO.

There are no better stocks for long-term dividend growth and creating passive income than the Dividend Kings. They have stood the test of time.

If you are looking for a high-quality dividend growth company, you will be very interested in our next undervalued stock. Today we will be discussing Lowe’s Companies, a Dividend King.

Louisiana-Pacific Corporation (LPX) is a leader in high-performance building solutions. The company manufactures engineered wood building products for builders, remodelers, and homeowners across the globe.

Lowe’s traces its roots back to 1921, when LS Lowe founded a hardware store in North Wilkesboro, North Carolina.

Water Utility stocks are great sources of dividends and can add more stability to an income portfolio

V.F. Corporation is a giant in the apparel industry. The company’s annual sales amount to nearly $12 billion, but the company has humble beginnings. It started all the way back in 1899 and has seen many twists and turns in the 123 years since.