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🏆 Your Top Stocks for 2026!

I did something rare over the past few days.

I sent out a poll to the near 90,000 people who subscribe to this newsletter asking these three simple questions:

1. What are your top Dividend Growth stocks for 2026?

2. What are your top High Yield stocks for 2026?

3. What are your top funds/ETFs for 2026?

I heard back from many of you-

So I spent the past few days reviewing and aggregating the data.

In total, the Dividendology community submitted over 400 unique stocks and funds!

Let’s review the top stocks for 2026 according to the Dividendology community.

💎 The Top 5 Dividend Growth Stocks

Dividend growth stocks are the best friend of the long term investor.

Historically they’ve provided market beating returns while also providing lower volatility.

The top 5 dividend growth stocks from our community are stocks set to grow free cash flow at a high rate over the next decade-

Allowing them to continue to grow dividends at a high rate.

Let’s review the top 5 picks from the community:

1. Microsoft - MSFT

2. ASML Holding - ASML

3. Broadcom - AVGO

4. UnitedHealth Group - UNH

5. Mastercard - MA

Here’s the data:

Note: Some companies have not yet reported full 2025 results; therefore, CAGRs and averages are calculated using the most recent available data (2024).

💰 The Top 5 High Yield Stocks

One of the goals of Dividendology over the past year has been to reveal how many opportunities there are in the high yield space-

And also reveal that high yield does not automatically mean high risk.

With that being said, I was particularly interested to see what the community would select as their top high yield picks.

Let’s review the top 5 picks from the community:

1. VICI Properties - VICI (Yield: 6.21%)

2. Altria Group - MO (Yield: 6.87%)

3. MPLX LP Common Units - MPLX (Yield: 7.61%)

4. Main Street Capital - MAIN (Yield: 6.75%)

5. Verizon Communications - VZ (Yield: 7.09%)

As I hope you know, it’s a bit more difficult to review the data for these companies side by side, as we have multiple different asset classes listed in the top 5 (REITs, BDCs, MLPs, etc).

To summarize, I was pleased with the ability of the Dividendology community to select high yield stocks that are currently paying sustainable dividends!

If you don’t know how to analyze these different asset classes, I’d highly recommend you make the time to watch the following video:

🛠️ The Top 5 ETFs

ETFs make your life simple.

For every goal, for every strategy, there is an ETF.

Here are the top 5 ETFs for 2026 according to the Dividendology community:

1. Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF - SCHD

2. Neos S&P 500 High Income ETF - SPYI

3. Vanguard S&P 500 ETF - VOO

4. Vanguard S&P 500 ETF - SCHG

5. Neos NASDAQ-100 High Income ETF - QQQI

The needs of the Dividendology community are diverse, as we can see:

• Dividend growth ETFs

• S&P 500 ETFs

• Growth ETFs

• Two covered call ETFs

🪨 Turning Over The Most Rocks

“The person that turns over the most rocks wins the game” - Peter Lynch

With the Dividendology community submitting over 400 unique stocks and funds, there are plenty of rocks for us to continue turning over.

That’s the edge of our community.

If you want even more out of the community and access to all the features mentioned below, you can join here:

See you on Friday!

Dividendology 🚀