Near a 52-Week Low, 3 Reasons Why This Dividend King Is a No-Brainer Buy for Reliable Passive Income
2025 has featured no shortage of news items, from new all-time highs in the major stock market indexes in February to tariffs and trade tensions, a swift and brutal drawdown across many top stocks, a rapid recovery, and now Middle East uncertainty.Volatility is a good reminder of the importance of holding quality companies in your portfolio that you are confident in holding even when faced with the unexpected. Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) is one of the largest and most well-run consumer staples companies. The dividend stock has pulled back recently and is now hovering around a 52-week low.Here's why the sell-off is a buying opportunity for investors looking to generate reliable passive income.Continue reading
2025 has featured no shortage of news items, from new all-time highs in the major stock market indexes in February to tariffs and trade tensions, a swift and brutal drawdown across many top stocks, a rapid recovery, and now Middle East uncertainty.
Volatility is a good reminder of the importance of holding quality companies in your portfolio that you are confident in holding even when faced with the unexpected. Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) is one of the largest and most well-run consumer staples companies. The dividend stock has pulled back recently and is now hovering around a 52-week low.
Here's why the sell-off is a buying opportunity for investors looking to generate reliable passive income.
