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4 ‘Dogs of the Dow’ Stocks to Consider for 2022 -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. 4 ‘Dogs of the Dow’ Stocks to Consider for 2022

On Monday, major stock markets indices fell due to growing concerns about the rapidly-emerging omicron coronavirus variant. Investors should therefore consider the ‘Dogs of the Dow’ investment strategy during this time of market uncertainty. These ‘Dogs of the Dow’ stocks, such as Cisco (CSCO), Amgen (AMGN), International Business Machines (NYSE:), and Dow (DOW), boast stable dividend returns.Following extreme market volatility, the major stock market indexes ended in red on Friday and have continued lower today. Investors are concerned about the impact on the economy of the spread of the omicron coronavirus and the restrictions that it imposes.

Amid market uncertainty, investors often opt for the ‘Dogs of the Dow’ investing style. This strategy, popularized by Michael B. O’Higgins in 1991, usually picks the top ten highest dividend-yielding stocks from the . According to Barron’s, the ‘Dogs of the Dow’ should perform well next year.

So, it could be wise to add quality ‘Dogs of the Dow’ stocks, Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:), Amgen Inc . International Business Machines Corporation IBM Add Dow Inc. (DOW), to your portfolio.

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