Especially in turbulent times it is important to have reliable stocks in your portfolio. “Capital” has filtered out the 50 best dividend stocks from 1800 titles that have been particularly crisis-proof so far.
High inflation, rising interest rates and fears of recession – the capital markets have been shaken up in recent months. The coming weeks are also likely to be turbulent. It is all the more important for investors to have reliable shares in their portfolio, especially in difficult times.
In order to identify such stocks, “Capital” searched the “50 stocks for life” for the eighth time. Together with the stock expert Christian Röhl, “Capital” evaluated 1800 stocks in the worldwide Stoxx Global. The stock index contains the 600 largest companies in North America, Europe and Asia in terms of market capitalization.
Only companies whose business models promise growth and are crisis-proof made it into the top list of “Capital”. The criteria were a strong dividend that has not been cut or canceled in the past 25 years and a solid balance sheet. However, investors should not pay too much for the high quality, which is why the valuation of the share was also decisive.
Among the top companies, US companies stand out in particular, but also some European ones. Many of these companies come from industry, as well as from the health and consumer sectors and the financial sector – such as the food companies Unilever or Kellogg, chip manufacturer Intel or the pharmaceutical company Johnson
The evaluation also contains the tops and flops of the past few years as well as an outlook as to which companies could make it among the best in the coming years. Because in all sectors there are companies that have the potential to make it onto the list of “50 stocks for life” in the coming years. They assert themselves in the market, have strong business models and competitive advantages.
The list can be found in the new issue of “Capital” and at “Capital “
