#10 - Intel (NASDAQ:INTC)
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) - Rounding out our recommendations we go a little bit unconventional, but only a little bit. Yes, Intel is a name typically associated with the cyclical, and volatile, tech sector. However, Intel is all grown up now. As proof of this, Intel is broadening its product offerings to move beyond computer processors and positioning themselves as a service provider rather than just a product producer. Their revenue is now coming from areas such as graphics processors, networking solutions, and self-driving cars. And with a 2.2% dividend yield that was raised another 10% for this year. Intel has reliably paid and increased its dividends for over 20 years. Today’s retirees need to have a few stocks in their portfolio that they can count on for stable growth. With the benefits of both a steady dividend and the potential for predictable growth, it may make sense to include Intel in your portfolio.
About Intel
Intel Corporation designs, develops, manufactures, markets, and sells computing and related products and services worldwide. It operates through Client Computing Group, Data Center and AI, Network and Edge, Mobileye, and Intel Foundry Services segments. The company's products portfolio comprises central processing units and chipsets, system-on-chips (SoCs), and multichip packages; mobile and desktop processors; hardware products comprising graphics processing units (GPUs), domain-specific accelerators, and field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs); and memory and storage, connectivity and networking, and other semiconductor products.
Read More - Current Price
- $24.50
- Consensus Rating
- Reduce
- Ratings Breakdown
- 1 Buy Ratings, 25 Hold Ratings, 5 Sell Ratings.
- Consensus Price Target
- $30.12 (22.9% Upside)
It might seem odd to say, but it’s an exciting time to be at or nearing retirement. While the benefit of buying stable, dividend-yielding stocks remains the right strategy, there is a changing outlook for retirees. The need to not only preserve but potentially increase wealth during retirement years has brought into play some stocks that many would not have previously considered.
Now, more than ever, retirees need to make sure that the money they have on the sidelines is still working for them. The stocks that we’ve listed here all have a history of paying regular dividends but also show the possibility of upside growth in the stock price.
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