The bear market drawdown came roaring back this week in the wake of another hot inflation report for August. The news brought the major averages tumbling to their worst day since June 2020 on Tuesday and all the S & P 500 sectors — with the exception of utilities — more than 10% off their 52-week highs. Tuesday's sell-off was brutal, but analysts warn that this isn't the end of the rout. More pain could come as recession fears mount and the Federal Reserve hikes rates.
Properties boasted the highest dividend yield among the stocks meeting the screen's criteria. Shares of the real estate investment trust are up more than 10% this year. Several finance names including MetLife and real estate investment trust Agree Realty Corporation also made the list.
How much longer until your coverage includes socially responsible investing advice? Your analysts are pathetic. Nothing but greed while the world burns.