Buy more CVS and sell them on August
Even if CVS Health faces difficulties, its robust ecosystem and well-known brand name help it recover. Furthermore, its dividend program appeals to income investors.
Over the past decade, CVS Health has increased dividends by 142%, offering a forward yield of 4.64%, significantly surpassing the S&P 500 average of 1.35%. With a solid outlook, the company’s dividend is expected to remain secure for the foreseeable future, making it a compelling choice for income-focused investors despite recent market underperformance.
Under Lynch’s leadership, CVS has actively expanded into primary care. In May, it acquired Oak Street Health for $10.6 billion and, in 2022, it entered into a deal to acquire Signify Health for $8 billion.
Over the past decade, CVS Health has increased dividends by 142%, offering a forward yield of 4.64%, significantly surpassing the S&P 500 average of 1.35%. With a solid outlook, the company’s dividend is expected to remain secure for the foreseeable future, making it a compelling choice for income-focused investors despite recent market underperformance.
Under Lynch’s leadership, CVS has actively expanded into primary care. In May, it acquired Oak Street Health for $10.6 billion and, in 2022, it entered into a deal to acquire Signify Health for $8 billion.
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Deep Value Kitty : Why sell them in August?
74655840 OP Deep Value Kitty : Because they pay dividends once every three months, they can leave the market properly. If stocks plummeted on May 1, they dared to sell them one day after dividends were paid.