Pfizer is mentioned as a healthcare stock with a high starting yield but volatile revenue and single-digit growth, making it difficult to analyze.
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5 Dividend Stocks CRASHING Right Now (Buy The Dip?)
Jul 22, 2026
The creator discusses dividend stocks that are currently experiencing significant price drops, presenting them as potential buying opportunities. The first stock highlighted is McDonald's, which has fallen 22% year-to-date, offering a yield not seen in a decade. The creator also touches upon 'sin stocks' like Philip Morris, noting their transition to the non-combustible market and strong revenue growth, with one stock having a remarkable rally after a significant dividend yield in 2023.
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Procter & Gamble is an interesting traditional dividend stock with good growth, but concerns exist about five years of stagnant growth, potentially hindering market-average returns.
Pepsi is highlighted as a stock trading at historically high dividend yields with growing revenues, making it an intriguing buy for dividend investors.
Telus is mentioned as a Canadian telecom giant that has been on the creator's radar, struggling due to government intervention and higher interest rates.
Hershey is a buy candidate trading at 5-year lows, showing resilience in revenue growth despite cocoa price volatility, with potential for margin expansion as prices normalize.
Altria Group is mentioned as a tobacco sector stock dedicated to the American market, currently yielding 5.8%, with growth primarily driven by price increases.
Philip Morris is highlighted as a dividend stock showing strong growth, with over 40% of revenue from its vapor market (IQOS), and has experienced a significant rally.
McDonald's is presented as a top pick due to its 22% drop from 52-week highs, offering a yield not seen in a decade, with analysts' price targets suggesting upside.
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