Each Wednesday, Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld’s Safety Net column looks at a stock to determine the safety of its dividend and predict future dividend cuts. Using his proprietary tool, SafetyNet Pro, for quantitative analysis, his column provides your portfolio with a “safety net,” helping you catch big losses before they happen.
This financial institution can afford its dividend as it stands today… but we predict a cut in the future.
The high yields that these stocks pay help investors weather volatile markets like the one we’re in now.
Unlike the U.S. government, this company can’t pay with funds it doesn’t have.
That attractive yield is going to be lower at some point. It’s practically a guarantee.
This stock’s dividend safety rating is low, but its future looks promising…
Yesterday marked the five-year anniversary of the Safety Net column. To celebrate, here are the top five A-rated companies…
Utilities have very low free cash flow thanks to their massive spending on capital expenditures.
Let’s find out whether this auto giant’s dividend safety has improved and whether it can survive the latest downturn in auto sales.
This telecom services provider has paid the same quarterly dividend since 2006 and claimed a reasonable payout ratio… but is it really safe?
There are no crystal balls when it comes to investing… Right? Looking at Marc Lichtenfeld’s 2017 Safety Net columns, I’m beginning to think he’s some sort of clairvoyant.
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