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Build Passive Income with These Three Stocks
by Ian Cooper

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One of the best ways to build wealth is with dividend stocks.

Look at Realty Income (O), for example.

With a yield of 5.03%, the real estate investment trust (REIT) has been paying out a monthly dividend for 30 consecutive years. In fact, its latest dividend of $0.2685 per share will be paid on June 13 to shareholders of record as of June 2.

Annualized, that’s a $3.222 per share dividend.

Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola (KO) yields $1.97 a year.

Better, you can make even more money from future KO stock appreciation – especially with recent stock upgrades. For example, Barclays just raised its price target on KO to $73 with an overweight rating. The firm cites brand popularity among investors and strong earnings.

BNP Paribas analysts also say that as compared to other consumer peers, Coca-Cola continues to hit on all cylinders and stands out fundamentally within the group. Plus, the company is still admired by Warren Buffett.
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Credit Watch: Could a U.S. Debt Downgrade Be the Market’s Next Shock Catalyst?
by Ralph Krebs

There’s a slow-burning story heating up behind the scenes—and it could spark one of the biggest macro shifts of the summer. Ratings agencies are once again raising red flags over America’s debt load, ballooning deficits, and political dysfunction. If this sounds like 2011 all over again… it’s because it is.

But here’s the difference: this time, the setup is even juicier for traders.

Joe Duffy’s Triad Signal is already picking up early tremors in gold, Treasuries, and the dollar. When credit credibility comes into question, markets don’t wait—they react. Click here to see the signals that matter most.

Déjà Vu with a Twist

Back in 2011, S&P downgraded the U.S. credit rating for the first time in history. Stocks cratered, yields spiked, and gold hit a record high. Now, Moody’s and Fitch are sounding the alarm again, citing unsustainable debt levels and the growing risk of post-election policy gridlock.

This isn’t just noise—it’s a warning shot. If another downgrade lands, it could shake bond markets, send the dollar reeling, and push safe-haven trades into overdrive.

What Traders Should Be Watching

Gold (GLD, NEM, GDX): The original chaos hedge. If the dollar stumbles and fear creeps back into the market, gold could break out of its consolidation and test new highs.

Treasuries (TLT, ZROZ): While yields may pop initially, the flight to safety could send bond prices ripping higher—especially in long-dated instruments.

The Dollar (UUP, DXY): A downgrade could challenge the dollar’s safe-haven status, especially if paired with dovish Fed policy or weak economic data.

Volatility (VIX, VXX, SPY straddles): If credit risk becomes the new headline driver, equities could see a sentiment shock. That’s prime hunting ground for volatility traders.
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June 4, 2025

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