These 5 Dividend Stocks are Down 21% to 77%. Here's Why They're Worth Buying and Holding for at Least 5 Years.

These powerful dividend stocks, yielding between 4.8% and 7.9%, could generate massive returns in the next decade.

Investing in growth stocks can be beneficial in the long run, but it also carries significant risks. Growth stocks are shares of companies that are still evolving. The underlying business may or may not be successful in the long term.

With a yield more than twice that of the S&P 500 index and a depressed stock price, Rexford Industrial is a name you'll want to know today.

With the Federal Reserve kickstarting a new rate-cutting cycle, dividend stocks have become even more attractive. On Wednesday, the Fed made a hefty 50 basis points cut, surprising many who had anticipated a more modest 25 basis point reduction.