The Healthcare REIT the Market Just Punished for No Good Reason

One mid-cap healthcare REIT, heavy on senior housing, got taken to the woodshed after earnings. But the payout keeps going up. Boomers are aging right into its core properties, the market's already sniffing rate cuts, and you're paid 5.2% to wait it out. If you want income you can actually sleep on, this is the one.

Three Dividend Stocks Worth Watching Before The Next Payout Lands

A dividend grower under activist pressure, a monthly payer, and a fertilizer name fresh off a 20% hike.

The Enterprise Software Turnaround Paying You to Wait

A beaten-down enterprise software name paying you ~4.6% while it rebuilds around AI. You don't see this setup often.

Three Dividend Raises Worth Your Attention This Week Plus Four Painful Cuts

A 7% nursing landlord, a battered staples aristocrat and a mid-cap chemicals name all just raised.

The Sleepy Gas Utility That Just Cleaned House Before Its Big Rate Rulings

Regulated gas utility. Sold off two side businesses. Held the dividend at $0.825 a quarter and reaffirmed guidance with fiscal Q3. Yields north of 4%. Rate-case rulings drop this fall, and that's the fuse.

Three Mid-Cap Dividend Payers With Catalysts Hitting in the Next Two Weeks

The Overlooked Utility That Just Raised Its Payout 10%

Six decades of raises, a fresh hike, and Wall Street looks to be late.

Three Dividend Setups Worth Your Attention

A Bakken pipeline payout, an aircraft leasing raise, and a discounted custody bank aristocrat.

The Quality Compounder That Just Got Cheap Again

32 years of dividend hikes in a row. Stock near 52-week lows. And the water-AI trade is getting almost no attention.

High-End Tool Stock Set to Gain from Domestic Manufacturing Bump

Payouts climbed. Share prices didn't get the memo. Guess which names bucked the trend.

The 4% Yielder Where the CEO Cut Himself a Million-Dollar Check

The CEO wrote himself a $1M check. To buy his own stock. And the 4% yield pays monthly.

The 12% Yield That Just Caught a Fed-Sized Tailwind

Tomorrow, one of the country's biggest mortgage REITs cuts another $0.75-a-share check to shareholders. And honestly? Between the beaten-down price and a yield curve that's finally acting normal again, the dividend is the least interesting part of this trade.