Investors looking for capital appreciation tend to favor aggressive growth stocks and ETFs linked to tech or the S&P 500. Those who prefer stability often invest in Dividend Kings and Dividend Aristocrats, companies known for consistent dividend increases, which reflect strong profits and management. Others focus on regular income, particularly retirees, often investing in REITs, BDCs, or midstream companies, which provide returns through dividends or debt payments, especially in sectors left underserved post-financial crises.
Investors seeking sizable capital appreciation usually search out aggressive growth stocks or ETFs tied to tech indexes or the S&P 500.
Companies that can regularly increase dividends point to a successful business model with savvy management and solid growth prospects for the future.
Many retirees focus on income, sacrificing growth for regular dividends or debt payments, and investing in vehicles like REITs or BDCs.
Midstream companies are involved with the logistics and transport of oil and natural gas, filling gaps left in corporate finance after the post-subprime mortgage meltdown.
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