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Everyone needs solace in stability and development in the current turbulent market climate. These are seven unwavering businesses that are well-known for their fundamental capability to withstand market downturns.

With the market encountering significant challenges, now may be the time to consider stocks on sale. While it's always a sweaty-palm affair to buy into the red ink, doing so may give the speculator significant upside.

Growth tech companies like Google and Meta Platforms are joining Microsoft and Nvidia in issuing dividends, although the yields are low. In this article, I highlight 2 non-tech names that offer both high yield and growth. Philip Morris International offers growth potential with its smoke-free products and a 5.5% dividend yield.

One of the best ways to keep your portfolio safe while generating consistent income is in safe, dividend-paying retirement stocks at 52-week lows. It's even better if you're buying into a reputable company that's paid out dividends for years, and is on sale.

Altria Group Inc. experienced significant declines in cigarette sales, with Marlboro dropping by 8.7% and the discount segment declining by over 30%. Altria's price hikes are no longer doing their magic as revenues declined year over year. We go over the challenges ahead and why we like another cigarette stock far more.

Stock  #3: Abrdn World Healthcare Fund (NYSE: THW) Yield: 12.88% Shares for $20,000: 1,586 Annual Passive Income: ~$2,576 Formerly known as the Tekla World Healthcare Fund until it was acquired by Abrdn Inc.

If you want your portfolio to pay you cash like clockwork, it's time to stop blindly following conventional wisdom like relying on Dividend Aristocrats.

Throughout my journey as an investor, I've learned that some of my most profitable picks stem from purchasing quality businesses when their share prices have been battered. A useful starting point for identifying such opportunities is filtering for stocks near their 52-week lows.