Fellow Investor,
The current bull market is 7 years old, and counting—one of the longest in our history. The average bull market lasts 51 months. No one can guess exactly when this one will end, but most experts agree that it will end soon unless we're in a recession (and we're not).
While you can't predict the precise end to a bull market, you can glean some conclusions about which sectors have performed well in late–stage bull markets.
John Dobosz, editor of Forbes Dividend Investor and resident dividend expert, has researched the sectors that held up remarkably well the last time a bull market crossed into bear market territory. He's uncovered a handful of stocks that reliably deliver dividends to their shareholders. His findings are now available in this exclusive FREE report, 5 Dividend Stocks For A Late–Stage Bull Market.
- Market–Proof & In Demand: Since 1976, this Ohio–based company has developed high–demand products used in drug development. It operates internationally and has averaged 14.6% growth over the last ten years. With a 3.9% dividend yield, this is a good stock for you to hold right now for a late–stage bull market.
- Priced Right for Every Investor: In the materials sector, this company produces and sells fertilizer nutrients to farmers worldwide. No matter what measurement you use to evaluate bargain stocks, this one looks like a great buy. The current dividend yield is 4.2%.
- Impressive Streak of Healthy Dividends: This international oil exploration company has never cut its dividend payments over the past 26 years. Strong cash reserves are an indication that it will be able to maintain this streak, so it's a good bet for your portfolio.
Click here to download 5 Dividend Stocks For A Late–Stage Bull Marketand get valuable advice about your investment strategy during this tricky time!
Sincerely,
Charles Morgan,
Associate Publisher
Forbes Investing Newsletters
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