With markets down 21% on the year most stocks can be scooped up at a huge discount to where they were trading just a few months ago.

Bear markets tend to squeeze the dumb, speculative money out of the markets - meaning many stocks that were overvalued at the start of 2022 won’t make it back to their pre-bear market levels any time soon.

Example: Tech stocks have taken a beating because there’s so much speculative capital in the sector. It’s not enough to “buy the dip” on the stocks that were hit hardest by the market decline and hope to make 50% or more when markets hit bottom - because there’s no guarantee that buyers are coming back to these stocks… 

So you have to be smart about your choices in 2022: the best course is to find stocks that attract capital in a flight to safety during tough times, but still project upside.

And if you can get paid to own them, even better…

Because right now, high-yield stocks are beating the broader indices. Take a look…

This is a comparison of the S&P 500 (the red area) and the SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 High Dividend ETF.

High dividend stocks from the S&P 500 are beating the broader index by 15 percentage points - and a few select stocks are doing a lot better than that.

Here are three great dividend stocks to buy on the dip…

Dividend Dip Stock No. 1: Atmos Energy Corp. (ATO)

Atmos Energy Corp. (ATO) operates through two segments, Distribution, and Pipeline and Storage. The Distribution segment is involved in the regulated natural gas distribution and related sales operations in eight states. This segment distributes natural gas to approximately three million residential, commercial, public authority, and industrial customers.

Atmos will benefit from the massive 700% surge in natgas prices rippling through the economy as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Right now, the stock is up 4.5% on the year, and should benefit even more in the coming weeks with natgas prices going crazy. And getting paid 2.36% at current prices doesn’t hurt, either.

Dividend Dip Stock No. 2: Citigroup Inc. (C)

The Fed is committed to raising rates throughout the balance of 2022. And the sector that’s going to benefit the most from a rising rate environment is, of course, financials. And big institutions like Citigroup are going to benefit.

During the company’s Q1 Earnings call back in April, CEO Jane Fraser said “We continue to see the health and resilience of the U.S. consumer through our cost of credit and their payment rates. We had good engagement in key drivers such as cards loan growth and vigorous purchase sales growth, so we like where this business is headed.”

Citigroup is down this year, but still beating the broader markets. Take a look…

And of course, getting paid 4.35% at current prices will help your bottom line no matter what happens to the broader markets.    

Dividend Dip Stock No. 3: Iron Mountain Inc. (IRM)

Iron Mountain Inc. (IRM) is a global leader in storage and information management solutions. The company has a client list of over 225,000, with a real estate network of more than 90 million square feet across approximately 1,450 facilities in approximately 50 countries around the globe. Iron Mountain stores and protects billions of valued assets, including critical business information, highly sensitive data, and cultural and historical artifacts.

But we bring it to your attention for two reasons…

First, while IRM stock is down -5.73% on the year, it’s still outperforming the markets by 15 points. 

This means when bulls come back to the markets, IRM has some potential upside in terms of capital appreciation…

Second, it yields a fat 5.02% at current prices, giving shareholders some cash in their pocket while they wait for markets to rebound.

Some investors will tell you to buy the dip on a great stock no matter what. 

That’s fine if you’re a buy-and-hold type, someone who wants to build large stock positions over a number of years and watch them grow.

Buying more shares at lower prices is a great way to reduce your overall cost.

But what if you’re a trader - looking to make the most profit in the least amount of time?

Blindly buying the dip can lead you to a portfolio full of losers in short order…

The best way to avoid going upside in this market is to trade Money Zones - because they will tell you when the dip is going to lead to a reversal of the trend - and hand you profit when a stock makes a move to the upside.

I know we say this a lot at Stock Navigators - but that’s because the Money Zone Method flat-out works.

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3 “Dividend Dip” Stocks That Could Be Worth Your Money 

It’s tough out there for traders looking for their next move. 

The S&P is currently down over 18% on the year - even after a 6% surge last week - and at least some experts are calling for more downside in the weeks and months ahead…

So you’ll want to look for stocks that can outperform the broader indices during a bear market.

Right now, healthcare stocks are faring much better than the rest of the market - and there’s a good reason…

According to Verified Market Research, the global healthcare market is set to reach $665 billion by 2028, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.56%.

Healthcare spending in the U.S. alone is expected to hit $4.3 trillion in 2023 and is projected to reach $6.8 trillion by 2030.

That’s the highest rate in the world - and just over 18% of U.S. GDP.

That last number is particularly important, and here’s why: when the global economy enters a recession (as many analysts predict) and GDP contracts, that percentage is only going to go up. 

As spending declines in other areas (particularly in the consumer discretionary sector), healthcare spending is set to grow at a rate of 5.1% over the next 8 years.

The bottom line: No matter what happens in the markets, healthcare stocks will continue to rise with increased spending in the sector.

Let’s take a look at 3 healthcare stocks beating the markets.

The world’s largest healthcare company, McKesson Corp. (MCK), is an obvious choice here…

McKesson provides healthcare supply chain management, retail pharmacy, community oncology and specialty care, and healthcare information operating in four business segments: U.S. Pharmaceutical, International, Medical-Surgical Solutions, and Prescription Technology Solutions.

MCK stock has been a great stock so far in 2022 - up as much as 34% this year while the S&P 500 has declined as much as 23% on the year.

Which means MCK has outperformed the broader markets by as much as 57 percentage points in 2022.

Merck & Co. (MRK) is one of the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies  - on the strength of some truly blockbuster drugs.

Keytruda - which can be used to treat a variety of lethal cancers including advanced non-small cell lung cancer, advanced cervical cancer, and melanoma  - generated over $17 billion in revenue alone in 2021, up from $14 billion in 2020 and $11 billion in 2019.

That number is expected to continue to climb as the company expands Keytruda’s on-label treatments.

These kinds of cancer-fighting drugs remain a necessity no matter what markets do, so MRK should continue to see increased revenues from all of its products moving forward.

In 2022, the stock has been a safe haven for investors, rising as much as 23% on the year. A recent pullback dropped the price somewhat, but MRK is still up 14% YTD.

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. (BMY) owns a massive portfolio of drugs to treat everything from cancer to multiple sclerosis to Covid-19. 

The stock has gone on a tear in 2022 as the broader markets have collapsed…

Back in January, when markets opened the new year, BMY was trading at just $62.07…

Today, it’s trading at over $76, an increase of 23% on the year - that’s a 46-point advantage over the S&P 500 year to date. 

MCK, MRK, and BMY are all leaders in the pharmaceutical industry, and should continue to outperform the markets because they provide an essential product - drugs that fight the deadliest diseases we face.

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3 Healthcare Stocks Beating the Market Right Now

The E-mini S&P 500 futures (ES) are down 20% year-to-date (YTD).

Yet despite this, there are currently five commodities that are absolutely crushing it right now.

Not only are they outperforming the S&P 500…

They’re rising in direct proportion to inflation.

Which means the higher inflation gets… the more potential there is for these commodities to benefit!

In addition to these 5 commodities, I also have a bonus ETF for you that’s also currently outperforming the S&P 500.

I would definitely consider these “inflation proof” - so let’s get right to it!

Inflation-Proof Commodity #1: Natural Gas

Although Natural Gas futures (NG) dropped 32% since the beginning of June… falling from $9.32 to $6.25…

We’re expected to have some brutal heat waves this year, and that’s been keeping NG prices up.

Bulls are rushing in to buy this dip, and now may be a good time to get in.

NG has been outperforming the market and I expect it will continue to do so over the next few months.

Crude Oil futures (CL) are up 41% on the year.

The Federal Reserve’s recent announcement caused CL to drop 11%.

But that’s still only about half the loss of the S&P’s 20% drop.

Not to mention, gas prices keep rising… which would benefit this sector immensely.

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Inflation-Proof Commodity #3: Heating Oil 

Heating Oil futures (HO) are one of the hottest commodities on the market this year.

Recently, there have been volatile price swings with the costs of heating oil.

Prices fluctuated between $4 and $6, and this volatility started when the Russia-Ukraine conflict began.

But despite all that, HO is still outperforming the market and looks to be a stable pick during inflation.

E-mini Corn futures (XC) have had a wild ride, year-to-date.

It hit a high of $695 before dropping down 28% to the $500 level.

Since then, it’s recovered all its losses and is currently sitting at $746.38… up 49% from the $500 level lows.

And right now, XC has broke past  its down trendline and is gearing to head up.

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Last on the list are the E-mini Soybeans futures (XK).

XK recently fell 8%, from $1,745 to $1,591.38.

Despite the 20% pullback we saw in the S&P 500, XK only budged 8%.

It’s a good sign that it will continue to outperform the overall market during inflation.

If you’re one of those ETF traders… or index fund investors… and you prefer a broader strategy compared to specific commodities…

Then take a look at the United States Commodity Index fund (USCI).

USCI is a great way to get exposure to a basket of commodities.

If you’re not comfortable directly investing in soybeans or corn, but you still want to have exposure to their profits, USCI is the one for you.

All the commodities on today’s list are in the USCI as well.

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5 Commodities Are Outperforming The Market During Inflation

Earlier this week, we went over the top 4 stocks that benefit from inflation.

Well, there are even more stocks that you’ll want to keep your eyes on.

Here’s part 2 of the Stocks That Benefit from Inflation.

Inflation Stock #1: American Tower Corp (AMT)

Founded in 1995, AMT is a real estate investment trust (REIT). 

There’s a certain billionaire who’s been stockpiling REITs, and this is yet another REIT you’ll want to pay attention to.

The company makes $2.5 billion in annual revenue, and has $69.8 billion worth of total assets. 

AMT owns and operates wireless broadcast infrastructure all across the globe. 

They own 27,494 telecom sites in the US and Canada… 74,813 telecom sites in Asia… 29,722 sites in Europe… 21,455 sites in Africa… and 45,816 sites in South America.

The stock is currently in a downward trend.

But once it stops falling, you may want to buy some of the stock.

A good profit target would be somewhere in the $270 to $280 range.

The second stock on the list is a multi-billion-dollar capital equipment company.

KLAC works in the production process of the semiconductor industry, and their services include everything from research and development to volume manufacturing.

Founded in 1997, the company makes $6.9 billion in annual revenue, and has $10 billion worth of assets. 

A good profit target for KLAC is around $383 to $386.

The last stock on the list is also a billion-dollar company.

Founded in 1920, EMN is also the oldest company on today’s list.

Once a subsidiary of Kodak, today EMN produces a wide range of materials, chemicals, and fibers for everyday purposes.

The company makes $10.5 billion in annual revenue and has $16 billion in assets.

EMN is also in the petroleum business, which is another reason I believe this stock has high profit potential.

As you know, oil prices are skyrocketing… and that should benefit EMN.

Of course, knowing which stocks to focus on isn’t enough…

You also have to know when to buy, and when to sell.

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We also teach you how to set your own stop-loss.

It’s a simple, trading strategy called Echo Mapping.

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3 Stocks That Benefit from Inflation - Part 2

Investors everywhere are thinking about inflation.

During times like this, people gravitate towards “safe haven” assets. 

These assets are known as hedges against inflation. Some popular ones include gold, bonds, and commodities. 

But according to Paul Tudor Jones, who’s worth about $7 billion dollars…

There’s no worse environment to buy financial instruments than right now.

Basically, he thinks that nothing is worth investing in these current conditions.

But my research shows that Mr. Jones is quietly stockpiling 3 stocks.

All 3 of these stocks are the same type of stock.

They’re all real estate investment trusts (REITs). 

A REIT is a company that owns or finances income-producing real estate across a range of property sectors.

Could Paul Tudor Jones be tripling down on real estate with these 3 stocks?

Billionaire REIT Pick #1: Store Capital Corp (STOR)

Founded in 2011, STOR boasts a $682 million annual revenue, and has $9.7 billion in total assets.

Not to mention, Berkshire Hathaway - led by Warren Buffett - owns 9% of this company’s stock.

STOR offers a 5% dividend yield, so you’d get 5% of your investment back every single year by holding this stock.

Billionaire REIT Pick #2: Four Corners Property Trust Inc (FCPT)

The second REIT that Paul Tudor Jones is buying is FCPT.

Founded in 2015, FCPT offers a 4.7% dividend.

It is the only public REIT that focuses on ownership, acquisition, and leasing of restaurant properties.

So it makes sense that Mr. Jones is buying FCPT.

The weather is warmer, Covid restrictions are lifted, and people want to party. 

Restaurants will surely see increased traffic and this should spell bigger dividends for FCPT holders.

Billionaire REIT Pick #3: Outfront Media Inc (OUT)

Founded in 1938, OUT makes over $2.5 billion in annual revenue. 

This company is one of the largest outdoor media companies on the planet.

OUT specializes in outdoor advertising like billboards and transit advertising (ads on buses, subways, etc.)

In fact, they own billboards in Times Square New York!

OUT has a 6% dividend yield and provides the highest dividends on the list.

Although Paul Tudor Jones says right now is not a good time to invest in financial instruments…

He’s quietly loading up on STOR, FCPT, and OUT.

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A Billionaire is Quietly Stockpiling These 3 Stocks

Which is why today, we’re going to review four stocks that will benefit throughout inflation.

Inflation-Proof Stock #1: Baker Hughes Company (BKR)

Founded in 1907, BKR is one of the largest oil-field service companies on the planet.

Not to mention, General Electric has a 30.1% ownership stake in BKR.

Their annual revenue is $20 billion, and they have over $35 billion in assets.

Their services included drilling, formation evaluation, completion, production, and consulting.

Naturally, as gas prices increase, this stock should move up with them.

Inflation-Proof  Stock #2: BorgWarner Inc. (BWA)

Our second stock on the list is yet another old, big, and rich company. 

In fact, it is one of the largest automotive suppliers in the world, with factories in 22 countries.

Founded in 1928, BWA boasts $14.8 billion in annual revenue… and $16 billion in total assets.

The company bought out a lot of their competition over the years.

And recently they made big acquisitions in electric-vehicle tech, buying out Delphi Technologies, Akasol, and Santroll.

Now, they’re developing clean-energy tech for all types of vehicles. They’re even looking to apply clean-energy tech to the combustion engine, how cool is that!

They also have strong ties to the Indianapolis 500 - aka the Indy 500 - one of the largest racing events on Earth. 

Their deep connections don’t stop there.

They’re also the sole turbocharger supplier for the NTT INDYCAR SERIES, and also supply nonprofit organizations.

Inflation-Proof Stock #3: Newmont Corporation (NEM)

The third stock on the list is yet another grandpa stock.

Founded in 1921, NEM is 101 years old and currently makes $11 billion in annual revenue.

It is the world’s largest gold producer, and is the only gold company in the S&P 500.

People flock towards gold when inflation starts to creep in, which means NEM’s stock price should rise throughout an inflation.

It also gives us exposure to intangible assets, which is always nice to have during an inflation.

Inflation-Proof Stock #4: Corning Inc. (GLW)

Our final stock is also the oldest one out of the bunch.

Founded in 1851, GLW has been around for 171 years! 

It was around during the American Civil war… and today it has an annual revenue of $14 billion, with $30 billion in total assets.

The company develops and manufactures Gorilla Glass, which many phonemakers use today.

As the demand for 5G upgrades begins to grow, the price of GLW should move up with it.

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