Here you find the top 100 most popular stocks. This analysis is based on the watchlists of all premium members. The list includes stocks from all over the world, both dividend payers and non-dividend paying companies.

Be inspired by the premium members of DividendStocks.Cash. According to the philosophy practiced here, the list includes many companies with long-term profit growth.

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Don't burn your fingers

Hot stocks burn your portfolio if you make one of the following mistakes.

You buy what is currently en vogue

Yesterday Bitcoin, today Cannabis and the day after tomorrow raw materials once again. Many investors buy fashion stocks, which are heavily covered in the media. But stock market trends has more to do with overpriced stocks than with long-term profit growth.

Likewise, stocks that are not popular at the moment can be very interesting if their long-term profit growth is intact. In this case, you face extraordinary opportunities for outstanding returns.

You buy what's supposed to be cheap

Stock price down? Well, thank God! Now you can buy cheap. Unfortunately, a decline in the stock price is not a reason to buy, but a warning sign. Perhaps it is only a general market mood that pulls all stocks down. But perhaps a profit warning is the reason for the price decline? If you simply buy what seems cheap, without figuring out why it is cheap, can potentially cause you to lose a lot of money.

You buy without a strategy

There is not one stock that fits into every portfolio. Which stocks you search for depends on your investment strategy. The lists of the hottest stocks are usually based on the interest of investors aiming at totally different strategies. FAANG enthusiasts and REIT-lovers included. Accordingly, you need to check whether the respective stock fits into your own portfolio. Are dividends, profit growth, profit stability and industry, etc. right for you?

For example, both companies below shine with profit growth but still have very different characteristics. High growth with a low dividend yield contrasts with lower growth and a significantly higher initial dividend.

Apple: high profit-growth with higher valuation

Apple stock - low yield yet high profit-growth
Apple - low yield yet high profit-growth.

Pepsi: more conservative with higher dividends

Pepsi stock - higher yield yet lower profit-growth
Pepsi - higher yield yet lower profit-growth.