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Jun 11, 2026

3 Defensive Stocks to Buy NOW Before the... SpaceX IPO... Money Moving fro Risk ON... to RISK OFF!

The Dividend Diplomats discuss three defensive dividend stocks to buy for portfolio protection amidst market volatility and a potential tech boom. They highlight Procter & Gamble (PG) and PepsiCo (PEP) as strong candidates, focusing on their dividend history, payout ratios, and attractive price points for investors seeking stability.

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Jun 9, 2026

3 Stocks to Buy Now | Finding Value in an Overvalued Stock Market

The Dividend Diplomats discuss three dividend stocks they are watching for June, focusing on companies with strong dividend growth and yield. They analyze PepsiCo, highlighting its recent acquisitions and current stock performance, and discuss its dividend metrics.

3 mentions · 1 linked signals

Jun 7, 2026

SpaceX Taking DOWN THIS Dividend Stock! Stock Plummets OVER 20%... due to the upcoming SpaceX IPO?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss AT&T (T) and its recent stock performance, which has seen a significant decline. They attribute this drop partly to the potential competitive threat posed by SpaceX's upcoming IPO and its expansion into areas like satellite internet and potentially mobile services, which could disrupt the traditional telecom industry dominated by companies like AT&T. The creators analyze AT&T's current financial metrics to determine if it's a buy or sell opportunity.

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Jun 4, 2026

This Stock is DOWN 30%... Yielding OVER 7.5%... Yield Trap or is it TIME TO BUY THIS STOCK?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss General Mills (GIS), a consumer staples stock currently down 26% with a dividend yield over 7.5%. They explore the challenges of rising costs and stretched consumer budgets impacting sales of higher-priced goods, while also highlighting the company's strong brand portfolio and potential as an acquisition target due to its market cap.

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May 31, 2026

AI Growth Stocks Releasing Massive Dividends 🚀 | 15+ Years and UP 800% in 5!

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Broadcom (AVGO) as a strong AI growth stock with a history of dividend increases and significant appreciation. They highlight its impressive Q1 earnings, strong AI revenue growth, and substantial holdings in various ETFs like VYM, VIG, and VOO, suggesting it remains a compelling investment.

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May 28, 2026

$1,000 Stock... On Sale... BUY NOW!? OVER 10% Dividend GROWTH! 🚀

Dividend Diplomats discusses Costco (COST), highlighting its strong dividend growth rate (over 10%) and consistent revenue and EPS growth. Despite a high stock price, they note a reasonable P/E ratio and a very low dividend payout ratio, suggesting significant room for future dividend increases. The loyalty of Costco shoppers and potential expansion of gas stations are seen as positive drivers.

1 mentions · 1 linked signals

May 23, 2026

52 Week Low! 20% Drop in One Day After Earnings - Dividend Stock to Buy?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Intuit (INTU) after a significant 20% drop in one day following earnings. Despite beating estimates and raising guidance, the stock hit 52-week lows due to customer losses in TurboTax among lower-income individuals and a revenue decline in Mailchimp. The company also announced a 17% workforce reduction, which the creators view as a move to streamline operations and cut costs.

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May 21, 2026

THE ETF that BEATS the S&P 500... Should I Buy Every Day?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss the Nasdaq 100 ETF, specifically QQQM, as a potential alternative to the S&P 500 ETF (VOO). They highlight QQQM's lower expense ratio compared to QQQ and its top holdings, noting that historical data suggests the Nasdaq 100 has outperformed the S&P 500 over the long term.

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May 19, 2026

3 Dividend Kings to Buy Right Now?! 3 Dividends Stocks on Sale in 2026

The Dividend Diplomats highlight three Dividend Kings they believe are currently on sale: Procter & Gamble (PG), Genuine Parts Company (GPC), and Abbott Laboratories (ABT). They analyze key metrics like P/E ratio, dividend payout ratio, and dividend growth history for each stock, providing a target buy price and rationale for their recommendations.

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May 17, 2026

Stock is AT 52-WEEK LOWS! | High Dividend Yield + Dividend Growth = Time to BUY?!

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Main Street Capital (MAIN), a monthly dividend-paying business development company currently trading at a 52-week low. Despite recent market volatility affecting its investments, they highlight its strong fundamentals, consistent dividend growth, and current valuation relative to its Net Asset Value (NAV) as reasons to consider buying.

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May 14, 2026

DOWN $70 from 52-Week Highs... 😱 Time to BUY This Dividend KING 👑... NOW?!

The Dividend Diplomats discuss McDonald's (MCD) stock, which has fallen over $70 from its 52-week high. Despite recent revenue and net income increases, the stock is down due to concerns about rising prices, CEO stock sales, potential GLP-1 impacts, and a shift from risk-off to risk-on assets. The hosts express a positive outlook and a desire to buy shares.

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May 12, 2026

Dividend King on Sale?! Down 18% & 4% Yield...Rare Opportunity for This Dividend Stock

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Genuine Parts Company (GPC), a dividend king currently down 18% and yielding over 4%. The company is set to spin off its NAPA Auto Parts brand into a separate entity in 2027, creating two distinct companies focused on automotive aftermarket and industrial motion parts, respectively. Despite recent EPS drops, the company maintains strong cash flow and liquidity, and the spin-off is expected to be a tax-free transaction that could unlock further value.

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May 11, 2026

Investing $10,000 10 Years Ago in This Stock Made Investors Very Happy!

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Intuit (INTU), analyzing a hypothetical $10,000 investment made 10 years ago. The analysis shows a significant return, turning $10,000 into over $40,000 without dividend reinvestment, and slightly more with it, highlighting the stock's strong performance over the decade despite recent volatility.

1 mentions · 1 linked signals

May 10, 2026

THIS Stock is still NOT a Stock To Buy Right now, Despite a 4.50% Yield

The Dividend Diplomats discuss AT&T (T), noting its recent stock price decline and historical performance. They analyze the company's debt reduction, spin-offs, and current challenges including high interest rates and competition. While acknowledging the stock's current yield and potential for improvement through AI and operational efficiencies, they ultimately conclude it's not a buy right now.

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May 7, 2026

If this Stock HITS this PRICE... I'M SELLING 😱

The Dividend Diplomats discuss LyondellBasell (LYB), a high-yield dividend stock that recently cut its dividend significantly. Despite the cut, the stock has rallied due to geopolitical events impacting the oil market, benefiting LYB's domestic production. One of the hosts plans to sell his shares if the stock hits a specific price target.

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May 5, 2026

$10,000 into $65,000 over a 10 Year Period... DID YOU BUY THIS STOCK?!

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Armanino Foods of Distinction (AMNF), highlighting its performance over the last 10 years. An initial investment of $10,000 would have grown to $53,121 without dividend reinvestment, and $65,000 with it, representing a 431% to 550% total return. Both hosts are shareholders and praise the company's dividend and earnings growth.

1 mentions · 1 linked signals

May 3, 2026

Forget High Tech: These 2 Mag 7 Stocks Will Build Your Dividend Empire

The Dividend Diplomats discuss two Mag 7 stocks, Microsoft (MSFT) and Meta (META), focusing on their recent earnings reports and stock performance. Despite strong revenue and net income growth, both stocks saw significant drops after earnings due to increased capital expenditures related to AI development and infrastructure build-out. The video aims to determine which of these two dividend-paying tech giants is more undervalued.

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May 2, 2026

Dividend Cut or Dividend King?! 100% Payout Ratio Threatens This Dividend Stock

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Clorox (CLX), noting its significant year-to-date stock decline of 32% and an additional 7% after-hours drop following earnings. While the company owns strong brands like Brita and Purell, recent earnings revealed flat sales, eroding margins, and a substantial drop in cash flow from operations, raising concerns about a potential dividend cut.

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Apr 28, 2026

Dividend Aristocrat on Sale? Down 18% in 2026 + Record Dividend Yield for This Dividend Stock

The Dividend Diplomats discuss ERIE Insurance (ERI), a dividend aristocrat that has seen its stock price drop significantly year-to-date, leading to a record high dividend yield. Despite missing earnings expectations, the company shows strong growth in income and revenue. The analysts highlight that ERI is trading at a substantial discount compared to its historical valuation and the S&P 500, making it a potential buy.

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Apr 27, 2026

AI Bringing These TWO Stocks DOWN... Are they set to SURGE? TWO Stocks to Still BUY?

The Dividend Diplomats discuss two big tech stocks, Intuit (INTU) and Salesforce (CRM), comparing their performance and metrics from April 9th to late April. Intuit has seen a significant price increase and market cap growth, while Salesforce's market cap has surprisingly dropped despite a share buyback program and a modest price increase.

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Apr 26, 2026

TWO Dividend Stocks for DEFENSE that Produce GROWING PASSIVE INCOME!! 🚀🚀

The Dividend Diplomats discuss two defensive dividend stocks, Lockheed Martin (LMT) and General Dynamics (GD), comparing their metrics like PE ratio, payout ratio, and dividend growth. They highlight that both stocks have seen recent price drops but remain relevant due to ongoing global demand for defense products.

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Apr 25, 2026

I Built My Own $80,000 ETF With Just 11 Stocks — Here Are My Picks

The Dividend Diplomats creators discuss building an $80,000 ETF-like portfolio using 11 individual tech stocks. They highlight Alphabet (GOOGL) as their largest holding, purchased during a dip related to AI rollout concerns, and Cisco (CSCO) as an older, resurgent stock with significant gains.

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Apr 24, 2026

TWO Stocks to Keep an EYE on... If Prices are Hit... I'll B BUYING

The Dividend Diplomats discuss two stocks, Verizon (VZ) and Philip Morris (PM), that they are watching for potential buys. They are looking for price drops to specific levels before adding to their portfolios, citing dividend yield and growth as key factors. Both stocks have seen recent price declines, making them attractive for dividend investors.

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Apr 24, 2026

The Best ETF to Buy Now? We Thought So - Until We Did This ETF Review

The Dividend Diplomats review the iShares Expanded Tech Software Sector ETF (IGV), discussing its holdings, performance, and expense ratio during a "SaaS apocalypse." While acknowledging IGV's exposure to major software companies like Microsoft, Palantir, and Oracle, they ultimately suggest that investors might find better value in broader tech ETFs with lower expense ratios and dividend yields, such as Vanguard's VGT.

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Apr 21, 2026

Best Dividend King to Own?! | $100B Revenue in 2026 & This Dividend Stock is Up Over 50% in 1 Year

The Dividend Diplomats discuss Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), highlighting its strong performance over the last year, driven by its focus on pharmaceuticals after splitting off its consumer brands. Despite a recent dividend increase of 3.1%, the stock's price appreciation has led to a lower yield of 2.29%. While the company is on track to exceed $100 billion in revenue by 2026, its P/E ratio of 20 is considered somewhat expensive compared to historical averages.

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