Wall Street analysts are optimistic about these 3 dividend actions for stable yields

Investors concerned about the risks faced with the economy may want to add a stable income to their portfolio in the form of paid shares of dividends.

To this end, the recommendations of Wall Street experts can help choose lucrative dividend actions that have the capacity to make coherent payments despite short -term pressures.

Here are three paid actions in dividends, highlighted by the best professionals of Wall Street on Tipranks, a platform that classifies analysts according to their past performances.

This week’s first dividends stock is the telecommunications giant At & t (T). The company recently announced results of the first quarter, driven by additions of telephone and fiber fiber and fiber subscribers. The company has retained its orientations in the year and said that it planned to start share buybacks in the second quarter, since its net lever objective of net profit of the debt with adjustment before interest, taxes, damping and damping are in the range of 2.5 times.

AT&T offers investors a quarterly dividend of $ 0.2775 per share. With an annualized dividend of $ 1.11 per share, the AT&T action offers a dividend yield of 4.0%.

In response to the printing of the company’s first quarter, RBC Capital analyst Jonathan Atkin has increased his course for AT&T stocks to $ 30, against $ 28 and reiterated a purchase rating. The analyst noted that the company had exceeded estimates even after excluding $ 100 million in unique Ebitda benefits.

Atkin added that AT&T revenues have exceeded expectations, thanks to strength in wireless and wired businesses. Among other positive points, the analyst noted that the company had quickly discussed the slowdown observed in January and delivered hot postpayed telephone additions by 324,000, with raw additions increasing by 13% and helping to overcome higher unsubscription.

“Management has trusted its execution in the midst of a difficult environment by reiterating advice and introducing a buyout program that begins in T2,” said Atkin.

Atkin ranks n ° 85 among more than 9,400 analysts followed by Tipranks. Its notes succeeded 69% of the time, providing an average yield of 11.3%. See the negotiation activity of AT&T coverage funds on Tipranks.

We go to Philip Morris International (PM), a consumer goods company that focuses on the transition entirely to smokeless alternatives from cigarettes. The company declared solid results for the first quarter of 2025, drawn by high demand for its smoke -free products.

Philip Morris rewarded shareholders with a quarterly dividend of $ 1.35 per share. To an annualized dividend of $ 5.40 per share, the PM share offers a yield of almost 3.2%.

Encouraged by the results, Stifel Matthew Smith analyst reaffirmed a purchase note on PM shares and increased the course of courses to $ 186, against $ 168, noting a strong momentum at all levels. The analyst said that three growth engines – the mixture of smoke -free products, prices and growth in volume – increased the performance of Philip Morris’s first quarter and resulted in an increase of 10% of organic income, 340 basic points of the expansion of the gross margin and 200 points of basis for the increase in the operational profit margin.

“Each of these engines supports sustainable growth in 2025 and beyond, because without smoke continues to increase as part of the PMI portfolio, now more than 40% of gross income and profits,” said Smith.

The analyst expects 170 points of expansion of the operating profit expansion in 2025, driven by smoke -free products, notably Iqos and Zyn. In particular, Smith noted that the American volumes of Zyn has benefited from a robust demand and a previous improvement that provided for the capacity of the supply chain. It is now awaiting 824 million cans for 2025, reflecting growth of 42%. In addition, Zyn’s capacity is expected to reach 900 million cans this year, supporting the upward potential of its estimates, especially in the second half, when stocks should normalize.

Smith ranks n ° 642 among more than 9,400 analysts followed by Tipranks. Its notes succeeded 64% of the time, offering an average yield of 15%. See the property structure of Philip Morris on Tipranks.

The third stock of dividends of this week is Texas Instruments (Txn), a company of semiconductors that designs and manufactures analog and integrated treatment chips for several final markets. Revenues and income from the company’s first quarter easily exceeded the estimates of Wall Street, reflecting a high demand for its analog tokens despite the threat of prices. In addition, the TXN directives for the June quarter were better than the consensual estimate.

Meanwhile, Texas Instruments pays a quarterly dividend of $ 1.36 per share. An annualized dividend of $ 5.44 per share, the TXN Stock dividend yield was 3.3%.

By reacting to the strong results of the first quarter, Evercore’s analyst, Mark Lipacis, reiterated a purchase note on the TXN action with a price target of $ 248, saying: “We are buyers of TXN after a beat and increase the printing of the 1q25.” He said TXN remains a higher analog choice for Evercore.

Lipacis argued that even if Bears will affirm that the results of the first quarter of Texas Instruments and the prospects of T2 2025 were due to prices based on prices, its analysis shows that the stocks of the company have overflowed the supply chain. In fact, many checks of his business indicate that many entities of the supply chain have now taken their stocks well below normal levels.

The analyst expects TXN to be early in the upward revision cycle, given that it was the first analog capitalization company to enter the stock correction phase. It expects the company to deliver upwards until 2025 and 2026. In addition, it expects TXN actions to support a multiple bonus of the multiple bonus because it leaves its capital expenditure cycle, which will increase its cash flow available by action from a bin to a 1 month of 1 month to $ 10.30.

Lipacis ranks n ° 69 among more than 9,400 analysts followed by Tipranks. Its notes were profitable 58% of the time, offering an average yield of 20.4%. See the technical analysis of Texas instruments on Tipranks.