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High yield, high conviction blue-chip stocks are invaluable for both income and value investors. I share two of my top picks for H2 2025. I also share some of the risks facing them.

I'm not getting any younger. These days, I'm thinking more and more about retiring and the stream of passive income that will allow me to thrive instead of merely surviving.

I own a couple dozen stocks. I like each and every one of them, given that I chose them out of the thousands of potential stocks available on Wall Street.

Realty Income offers a reliable, growing monthly dividend, backed by a strong credit rating and a diversified tenant base. Shares currently trade far below historical fair value, presenting an attractive entry point for long-term income-focused investors. AFFO growth supports continued dividend increases, with a sustainable payout ratio under 76%, even in a higher interest rate environment.

Dividend stocks not only offer a regular stream of passive income but are also proven wealth-builders, especially if you invest in top-notch dividend growth stocks and reinvest the dividends. Doing so could even earn you monstrous returns over time due to the power of compounding.

Buy, sell, or hold? That's the question investors must continually ask about each stock in their portfolio.

Investing in dividend stocks is a wise long-term investment strategy. According to data from Hartford Funds and Ned Davis Research, the average dividend-paying stock has outperformed nonpayers by more than 2-to-1 over the past 50 years.

Dividend stocks are out of favor now, with risk-free Treasuries yielding 4-5%, but this could change when rates drop, like we've seen in China. I explored what single high-income stock I'd own, focusing on safety, growth, and reliable dividends, keys to long-term income investing success. My top choice combines steady dividend growth, a resilient portfolio, and strong fundamentals that make it ...