These Value Stocks With Dividends Could Be Your Answer to Long-term Passive Income! 💰

[Image](www.elitetrade.club) Dear Trader, Welcome to our Sunday Brief! Here are the stocks we're watching this week. The Best Value Stocks With Dividends The past year has seen the more speculative growth stocks take a big hit. With increased market volatility, many investors are looking to rotate into value stocks, particularly those that pay dividends. Sponsored [Millionaire Trader Drops Bombshell… “The Only Trade You Will Ever Need”]( A prominent Silicon Valley trading millionaire says, "Forget 99% of the Stock Market… Trade ONE Stock… Once Per Month - Over and Over Again!" It's called: The "One Stock Retirement" - a trading breakthrough to help anyone collect triple-digit profits regardless of trading experience, location, starting capital or market conditions. [It's all revealed in this exclusive interview...]( [Image](?awt_a=q9dU&awt_l=9uwww&awt_m=i_g4FsMFS7tOLdU) Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) Coca-Cola is a name synonymous with investing. Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway reportedly owns over 400 million shares of Coca-Cola. Founded in 1892, the company owns some of the most prominent beverage brands in the world. These include Appletiser, Fanta, Powerade, Coca-Cola, and more. The Coca-Cola Company has proved to be one of the most resilient dividend-paying stocks in the stock market. The stock has weathered some of the most turbulent stock markets in modern history. The stock has held up well in 2022 and is an excellent addition to any portfolio. The current dividend yield is 3.14%, and its payout ratio is close to 75%. Apple (NASDAQ: APPL) Apple, the maker of well-known products such as the iPhone, iPad, and MacBook, is the most valuable technology company in the world. The company started paying dividends to its shareholders in 2012, and its annual dividend growth rate is currently around 7-8%. Although its current dividend yield is slightly on the lower end at 0.67%, compared to other dividend stocks, its payout ratio is less than 20% which is very low. This means the dividend payouts will likely continue growing steadily over the long term. Its low payout ratio makes it one of the best dividend-paying stocks to buy and hold for decades. Meanwhile, its consumers are some of the most loyal, and the company looks set to continue its dominance in the technology space. Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Microsoft is a company that most of the world’s population is familiar with. Their Windows operating system powers many desktop computers and laptops worldwide. Their business has evolved a lot over the last decade, and they now have a strong foothold in the hardware space as well. Office 365 is the productivity suite of choice for many working professionals and a cornerstone of their business. Additionally, their gaming division is strong with their Xbox brand. The company has a solid business model, with many of its products and services bringing recurring revenue to the company. Office 365, Xbox live, Microsoft Azure, and LinkedIn premium are excellent streams of recurring income for the business. The company pays a dividend of $0.68 per share, which is an annual dividend yield of 1.17%. The company is in a strong financial position and looks set to continue paying an increasing dividend for decades to come. Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) Johnson & Johnson manufactures health care products and provides services to the pharmaceutical and medical industries worldwide. The company is in a strong financial position, and in the trailing 12 months, the company generated a profit of $18.4 Billion on revenue of $95.6 Billion at a profit margin of 19%. During the same period, the company generated free cash flow of just under $20 Billion. The company currently pays a dividend yield of 2.77% to its shareholder. It is classified as a Dividend King, meaning it has consecutively raised its dividend for over 50 years. It is one of the most reliable and popular dividend stocks among dividend investors. Investors should expect increasing dividend payouts yearly if the company remains profitable. PepsiCo (NYSE: PEP) When most people think of PepsiCo, the drink Pepsi likely comes to mind. However, the company owns many more brands than Pepsi and is a giant in the consumer staples industry. Their famous brands include Lays potato chips, Quaker Oats, Fritos, and Doritos. The company currently pays a dividend of 2.78% to its shareholders. The dividend is distributed quarterly, and its current payout ratio is in the 60% range. The company has regularly increased its dividend payout to its shareholders and is a dividend aristocrat. A dividend aristocrat is a company that has increased its dividend payout for 25 consecutive years. With some of the world's biggest brands under its Umbrella, PepsiCo is an excellent buy with strong fundamentals and good financials. Realty Income Corp (NYSE: O) Realty Income is a REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust), a company that owns and manages income-producing property. By law, a REIT is required to 90% or more of their taxable profits to shareholders in the form of dividends. Realty Income currently pays a high dividend yield of 5.03%. It distributes its dividend payments monthly to its shareholders, making it one of the best dividend stocks for those looking for regular income payments. The company is a dividend aristocrat and has increased its dividend payout consistently since its public listing in 1994. The company owns more than 11 000 properties across 72 industries and is an excellent buy for someone looking for exposure to real estate while collecting a regular dividend payout. Lowe`s Companies Inc (NYSE: LOW) Lowes is a retail company specializing in home improvement, with stores throughout the US and Canada. The company was founded in 1946. Its PE ratio is currently at 15.22, which is low, making it good value. The company currently pays a dividend yield of 2.25%, while its payout ratio is below 40%. Lowes is also a dividend aristocrat, having increased its dividend payout for more than 25 consecutive years. As for the home improvement sector, as long as people own homes, there will be a market for home improvement, and Lowes should continue to increase its dividend payout. Walgreens Boots Alliance (NASDAQ: WBA) Walgreens boots alliance owns and operates multiple pharmacy chains throughout the US. Their headquarters are in Deerfield, Illinois. It currently pays a high annual dividend yield of 5.75% and has increased its dividend payout for almost 50 consecutive years. This makes it a dividend aristocrat and is on the verge of becoming a dividend king. Being in the healthcare industry, Walgreen Boots Alliance is likely to hold up well, considering the need for healthcare, prescription drugs, and medical devices is going nowhere. While it's starting dividend yield is over 5%, its payout ratio is only around 30%, and with a history of increasing its dividend payout, it is an attractive option for dividend investors. The stock is down over 30% year to date, meaning its current P/E ratio is under 10, making it good value at the current share price. That’s it for our Sunday Brief! Don't forget to reply to this email with your feedback. We’ll see you again before the open on Monday. Thanks for being an Elite Trade Club member! Best Regards, Elite Trade Club P.S... Want alerts delivered straight to your cell every morning for free?* [Click Here Now]( to get Elite watchlists sent directly to your phone *Standard message/carrier rates may apply. Legal Stuff: Stocks featured in this newsletter are for entertainment purposes only. 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