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Chloe Lutts Jensen

Dividend Specialist and Chief Analyst, Cabot Dividend Investor

Chloe Lutts Jensen is the third generation of the Lutts family to join the family business. Prior to joining Cabot, Chloe worked as a financial reporter covering fixed income markets at Debtwire, a division of the Financial Times, and at Institutional Investor. At Cabot, she is a contributor to Cabot Wealth Daily.

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Costco stock had quite a run earlier this year. But the union between Amazon and Whole Foods has changed the landscape for grocers.
Want to invest in Dividend Aristocrats but not sure how they work? This infographic has everything you need to know about these powerful dividend growers.
High yields and safety are not mutually exclusive. You can have both! Here are three safe high yield dividend stocks to buy now.
Grocery stocks are getting crushed after last week’s Amazon-Whole Foods mega-deal. But restaurant stocks are thriving. And these seven even pay dividends!
The top dividend paying stocks in the market today all benefit from the improving American economy. These are my six favorite.
Either due to industry concerns or self-inflicted wounds, GM stock has been undervalued for quite some time. But it could be on the brink of a breakout.
A bubble in shopping malls is forming, and hedge funders are plotting their next big short. I’d rather take the other side, and find the best stocks to buy.
The highest paying dividend stocks in the S&P 500 share certain commonalities. Here’s a closer look at the 10 highest yielders.
Master limited partnerships, or MLPs, are a unique type of business allowed under the U.S. tax code.
The best dividend stocks can be hard to find. Here is my criteria for how I pick dividend stocks for my Cabot Dividend Investor advisory.
Chasing high yields can be dangerous. But these five stocks with dividends over 5 percent have more sustainable yields with lots of profit potential.
Financial stocks could be on the brink of a major rally if President Trump’s executive order to repeal the Dodd-Frank Act goes through.
The best dividend stocks for 2017 come from three distinct industries that should benefit greatly from President Trump’s policies.
After numerous failed rallies the last couple years, many energy stocks are cheap right now. Here are three to buy as oil prices rise.
The recent Fed rate hike is impacting high yield investments in very different ways. Here’s how rising rates can affect your portfolio.
The best high yield stocks may not always come from the most obvious places. You can find better stocks, and yields, in non-traditional sectors right now.
The best dividend stock for the holiday shopping season is actually a major beneficiary of the recent decline of in-store shopping.
The stock market isn’t behaving the way most analysts expected following a Donald Trump win. Here are three investing tips to help navigate the uncertainty.
Biotech stocks typically get beaten down before an election before rebounding in November and December. But you’d be wise to avoid these five biotechs.
Another Fed rate hike is on the near horizon. Before it happens, you should buy these three stocks in this red-hot sector.
Oil stocks have rebounded nicely this year on the heels of recovering oil prices. But is the long-term downtrend in oil truly over? Recent red flags suggest not.
High-yielding dividend stocks have been some of the best performing stocks on the market this year, leading to some out-of-whack valuations. Is a bubble forming, or is this the new normal for the top dividend payers?
PAY stock and PLAY stock are headed in two very different directions after each reported earnings on Wednesday. The following charts suggest we should have known which was a “buy” and which was a “sell”.
Investors continue to cycle in and out of different sectors, and biotech stocks are next in line to benefit from that sector rotation.
It was a rough week for the retail sector, but that doesn’t mean retailers no longer make good investment opportunities. Many of them still offer healthy share price returns in addition to regular dividend growth. Later in this article, I’ll tell you about what I think are three of the top dividend stocks in the retail sector. But first, let me tell you about my latest shopping experience…
Costco has demonstrated consistent growth, growing revenues and earnings in each of the last five years. So should you buy Costco stock today? Before I answer that question, let me tell you a story. It’s about Apple (AAPL), possibly the most loved, most well known company in the world.
Yesterday I wrote about three of my top dividend paying stock picks for this market environment, and today I want to share another three of the best dividend stocks to invest in right now.
For long-term investors, now is a great time to look for high-quality investments that have been dragged down—ideally over a period of several months, so most of the sellers have already bailed—and are now starting to turn around. I recently ran a simple screen for dividend-paying stocks that match my selection criteria. Here are three of them.
The market is off to a rough start in 2016. But a small group of dividend stocks have performed well, and three of them are Cabot Dividend Investor picks.