I own a lot of dividend stocks. They're a big part of my investment strategy. I'm working toward eventually generating enough passive income to cover my basic living expenses. Last year, five stocks supplied me with more than $500 of dividend income apiece.

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The NASDAQ, heavily comprised of technology stocks, has been on a consistent upward trajectory for some years.

Dividend cuts can be devastating to an income-focused investor. You lose a portion of your passive income, and a dividend stock's price tends to fall significantly leading up to and after a payout reduction. Because of that, it's best to avoid that situation at all costs.

Hershey (NYSE: HSY) isn't normally viewed as a high-yield stock, but its dividend yield of 3.2% today is near its highest level ever. Investors can still easily find higher yields on Wall Street. Here's what's going on and why you might want to buy Hershey right now.

As 2025 kicks off with a volatile start, many investors are likely feeling the pressure of heightened uncertainty. The S&P 500 and other major indices are down year-to-date, led by sharp declines in tech heavyweights like NVIDIA,

The "Trump trade" that primarily lifted small and mid-cap stocks post-election has started to fizzle this January. Why? Investors are worried the Federal Reserve won't cut interest rates much this year,