Verizon's Dividend Growth & Bond vs Stock Debate
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Verizon Communications, with a market value over $200 billion and a 5.8% dividend yield, has raised its dividend for 19 consecutive years. The company recently reported a strong quarter, adding nearly one million net accounts, and expects to double or triple postpaid phone additions, grow earnings per share by 4-5%, and increase free cash flow by 7% by 2026. Despite past drops, investors should consider Verizon for income investors. In bonds versus stocks, stocks have historically outperformed bonds, averaging 11.3% annual growth over 75 years. For beginners, consider Peter Lynchs classics, John Bogles Little Book of Common-Sense Investing, or Pat Dorseys Little Book That Builds Wealth.
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