Core Insights - The recent stock market dip has led to increased dividend yields, making it an opportune time for income-seeking investors to consider high-yield dividend stocks [1][13] Vici Properties - Vici Properties is a REIT focused on experiential real estate, leasing properties under long-term triple net agreements, which provide stable and growing rental income [3] - The company has a current dividend yield of 5.5% and has increased its payout for seven consecutive years, with a compound annual growth rate of 7% [4] - Vici Properties is expanding its portfolio through acquisitions and development projects, contributing to its dividend growth [5] Energy Transfer - Energy Transfer is a master limited partnership (MLP) that owns energy midstream assets, generating stable cash flow from long-term contracts [6] - The current distribution yield is 7.2%, with a goal to increase payouts by 3% to 5% annually, supported by a 10% growth in distributable cash flow to 5 billion in expansion projects this year, which is expected to drive future growth [8] Brookfield Infrastructure - Brookfield Infrastructure has seen a nearly 25% decline in shares, resulting in a dividend yield exceeding 5% [10] - Approximately 85% of its funds from operations come from regulated or contracted assets, with 70% linked to inflation, ensuring stable cash flow [11] - The company pays out 60% to 70% of its cash flow in dividends and has $8 billion in projects under construction, aiming for double-digit annual FFO-per-share growth and 5% to 9% annual dividend growth [12]
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