Earnings and monthly dividends are on a roll; earnings season heats up this week, with results due from companies trading near all-time highs, including:
With shares already near record levels, investor focus sharpens on earnings and guidance, as high expectations mean any surprise could move the needle.
Other big names reporting this week include:
Notably, Mastercard, Exxon Mobil, and Apple all pay quarterly dividends and have a history of increasing their quarterly payouts annually. Meta only started paying dividends last year and increased its payout early this year.
In addition, this week’s dividend update features a few names known for paying monthly dividends: STAG Industrial Inc., EPR Properties, AGNC Investment Corp., Agree Realty Corp, and Realty Income Corporation.
According to Motley Fool, EPR Properties and Realty Income generate steady rental income and have strong finances to support and grow their high-yield monthly dividends.
Special dividend is on the way from India, with India’s leading private sector bank, HDFC Bank Limited, having declared a special dividend, with the payment date to be confirmed, as the Indian market doesn’t follow a fixed pay date system.
Also worth noting: several ETFs (exchange traded funds) from 1nvest, as well as the 1nvest SA Property ETF, which pays quarterly dividends, are prepping a payout. The fund tracks 20 of the most liquid JSE-listed property stocks.
Here’s the full update for this week
United States
Fastenal Company will be paying $0.22 per share.
United Kingdom
Lloyds Banking Group PLC will be paying £0.01 per share.
Sources – EasyResearch.
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