Markets now have a BASE CASE of 6 interest rate cuts over the next year. The base case shows rate cuts at every meeting remaining in 2024 starting in September. Discussions of a 50 basis point interest rate cut have even begun to emerge. This feels a lot like January 2024 when the market went from pricing-in 3 rate cuts in 2024 to 7 in a matter of weeks. The only way rate expectations can get more dovish this year is if the Fed starts cutting rates by 50 basis points. What happens if CPI inflation begins to rise again?

Investors nowadays are demanding more from their stocks—they want stable income alongside growth potential. This has led to the emergence of stocks that not only offer generous dividends, with yields no less than 2.4%, but also show promising revenue and profit growth in the coming years.Let's introduce you to nine such U.S. growth stocks. These aren't like $Microsoft(MSFT)$ and $Apple(AAPL)$ , which offer dividends below 1% and are often seen as tech giants with less growth potential. Instead, these stocks are active, not dormant, and their dividend yields are about a percentage point higher than the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ .1.

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading skills with you!1.3 Businesses Buffett has invested in in recent times: • $Chubb(CB)$ • $Chevron(CVX)$ • $Occidental(OXY)$ 2.12 Dividend Aristocrats 👑1. $AbbVie(ABBV)$ 2. $Pepsi(PEP)$ 3. $Medtronic PLC(MDT)$ 4. $S&P Global(SPGI)$ 5. $McDonald's(MCD)$ 6. $Brown & Brown(BRO)$ 7. $Brown-Forman(BF.A)$ 8.

John Templeton investment philosophy focuses on constantly searching for the markets that are depressed and looking for quality stocks that are beaten down and overlooked by investors. I invested in Singapore dividend stocks, Hong Kong and Emerging markets ETFs in Templeton way, followed the pace of the Fed's interest rate hikes, buy more when the price drops, and bear the 'humiliation' for three years. Now the interest rate is at its highest point, but the expectation of rate cuts is just around the corner. Today I reap the fruits of my labor, both capital gains and dividend income. I have collected 30k plus dividend in these 3 years, and reinvested them in stocks. I am not jealous of US stocks AI and high-tech stocks. High-tech is not my cup of tea and I can't hold them, usually sell ou

Market trends and dividend stability In the ever-volatile world of investing, dividend stocks offer a beacon of stability and consistent returns. Today, I'll delve into three dividend stocks that should be a cornerstone of your portfolio: Darden Restaurants, International Seaways, and Citigroup. These stocks not only provide reliable dividends but also exhibit strong financial health and growth potential. Let’s explore why these stocks outperform others and why they should be on your radar. Darden Restaurants: A Recipe for Success Darden Restaurants, the parent company of popular dining brands like Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse, has demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth. Despite a competitive market, Darden has managed to exceed earnings forecasts, showcasing its robust oper

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Dividends gain give you a steady flow of passive income e.g. QQQ, SPYI. For spot gains on prices, one is required to give an eye on the market almost 7/24

Dividends are great but capital gains are more impt

Over the past two years, the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ has soared over 43%, fueled primarily by AI stocks. But let's face it, whether it's due to economic shifts, interest rate environments, or industry dynamics, a market crash is coming – just a matter of when.We can't predict when the fall will happen or how long the bear will hibernate, but smart investors always keep an umbrella handy for the inevitable rainy day.Crash Course in US Market MeltdownsThe most notorious and devastating crash? The Great Crash of 1929, ushering in the Great Depression.Then, 58 years later, October 19, 1987, saw the infamous "Black Monday," where the $DJIA(.DJI)$ plunged 22.6% in a single day.And in the 21st century, amidst all th