Low reliance on debt should enable oilfield service companies to access capital on favorable terms in a volatile business environment, underpinning a promising outlook for the Zacks Oil and Gas- Field Services industry. HAL, BKR, FTI and AROC are well poised to gain.
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Michael Barclay, lead manager of the Columbia Dividend Income fund, favors dividend growers over high yields.
Retail investors are cherry picking which companies to buy, as they spend less money overall, according to a new J.P. Morgan report.
Agree Realty and Waste Management are highlighted as defensive, income-focused plays amid rising recession risks and market volatility. ADC boasts a 99.7% occupancy rate, investment-grade tenants, a near 4% yield, and an A-rated balance sheet with no material debt due for two years. WM demonstrates resilient cash flow, a 15% dividend hike, and strategic investments in renewable energy and recycling, targeting 30% FCF growth for 2026.
