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To beat the market over the long term with a buy-and-hold strategy, you need to buy dynamic growers and innovators. I detail two of my favorite dividend growth machines that are poised to potentially crush the market over time. I also discuss some of the risks to keep in mind.

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Blackstone is rated Sell due to an unsustainable valuation and elevated downside risk amid recession fears. BX's dividend yield is historically low and unattractive compared to risk-free Treasury rates, offering limited income protection. Valuation metrics, including 16x book value and 35x cash income, signal extreme overvaluation with little margin of safety.

Two beaten-down dividend stocks with strong fundamentals are trading at deep discounts. One offers a double-digit yield, while the other combines AI-driven growth with income. Wall Street may be selling, but I see high-conviction value and long-term upside.

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The S&P 500 has posted strong gains over the last decade. It has delivered more than 300% in total returns -- about a 15% annualized rate -- which is significantly above its historical average annual return of about 10%.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Blackstone Credit & Insurance (“BXCI”) is leading a $7 billion investment in Sempra Infrastructure Partners' Port Arthur LNG Phase 2. Funds managed by BXCI, together with an investor consortium, have acquired a 49.9% minority equity interest in the project. Sempra Infrastructure Partners has retained a 50.1% majority stake. "We are proud to partner with Sempra Infrast...

U.S. equity markets notched another series of record highs this past week after the Federal Reserve resumed its rate-cutting cycle following a nine-month pause and affirmed a "cautiously dovish" pivot. The Fed's decision to lower rates by a quarter point to 4.25% carried surprising unity following months of contentious political maneuvering, with all 12 members backing a rate cut. A bit unsettl...