Score Big with These Red-Hot Dividend Plays Before It's Too Late
Dear Money Mover,
Dividend season is heating up, and we've got the inside scoop on stocks revving up to dole out fat payouts over the next week. These couldn't be better timed as investors scour for steady income amid market turbulence.
But buyers beware - there's a crucial deadline looming that will separate those laughing to the dividend bank from those crying over spilled opportunity. Purchase too late, and you'll be stuck watching from the sidelines as others cash in on yields reaching up to an incredible 11.16%!
The dividend determination date is known as the ex-dividend date. To qualify for a stock's next disbursement, you must own shares before this cutoff - otherwise, the payment goes to the seller, not you. Talk about awkward separations!
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So clear those buy lists and buckle up as we reveal the dividend dynamos primed to reward shareholders over the coming days. From dominant Latin banks to surging energy plays, there's something for every portfolio here:
Bancolombia (CIB) - Colombia's biggest bank is swimming in $8 billion assets and analysts see over 3% upside from today's $32.87. Its incredibly rich 10.34% yield hits accounts on July 12th.
Sempra Energy (SRE) - This $48 billion regulated utility giant controls natural gas infrastructure across the Americas. Its 3.26% dividend looks puny compared to CIB, but over 6% price gains could be coming from the current $76.11.
Getty Realty (GTY) - Don't overlook this $1.4 billion gasoline station and convenience store landlord. Third-party researchers forecast up to 17% rallies on top of GTY's 6.86% dividend special arriving July 11th.
Northern Oil & Gas (NOG) - This savvy $3.9 billion Bakken and Permian producer pays you 4.16% to essentially finance its no-drilling oil operations. 24% upside could also be in the pipeline, based on its average $47.80 price target.
And that's just the start of the dividend fireworks going off! From the Invitation Homes (INVH) rental home REIT to beaten-down commercial mortgage lender TPG RE Finance (TRTX), fortunes are set to shift for those securing shares before next Wednesday's cutoff dates.
So study up on these imminent high-yielders ahead of their ex-dividend dates. Because as the old wisdom goes, the real dividing line is between payers and nayers. Make sure you're cashing the checks this time around!