Top Wall Street analysts recommend these dividend stocks for stable returns

• Wall Street analysts say buy this portfolio cyber stock. Why we're not taking their advice

  In a note to clients, Morgan Stanley said there's an "increasingly attractive entry point" in Palo Alto Networks shares after a lackluster start to 2025.
  
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• Charles Schwab hints at stock buybacks after beating Wall Street estimates

  Charles Schwab also beat Wall Street’s fourth-quarter earnings estimate and reversed a revenue decline from the year-ago quarter.
  
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• Elon Musk once called his questions ‘boneheaded.’ What Wall Street is losing as this clear-eyed analyst retires.

  With the incoming pro-business Trump administration, Wall Street needs people willing to ask hard questions and look into whether there’s substance behind bold corporate predictions.
  
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  Wall Street stocks post biggest rally since Trump’s election victory

  Easing underlying US inflation and strong bank earnings boost equities
  
  Financial Times - Jan. 15

• Wall Street names 13 of our stocks 'top picks' for 2025 — here's the list and our takes

  These are names analysts say can not only weather any headwinds but will thrive in the new year.
  
  CNBC - Jan. 9

• What a Wall Street analyst gets wrong about Apple in rare sell call on the stock

  MoffettNathanson downgraded shares of the iPhone maker to sell from hold Tuesday.
  
  CNBC - Jan. 7
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  Michael Barr to step down as Fed’s top Wall Street regulator

  US central bank’s vice-chair for supervision will leave his role in February but stay on as a governor
  
  Financial Times - Jan. 6

• Top Wall Street analysts pick these dividend stocks for 2025

  TipRanks' analyst ranking service reveals three dividend-paying stocks, including Ares Capital and ConocoPhillips.
  
  CNBC - Jan. 5
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  Why Wall Street Expects the Stock Market to Have a Big 2025

  Analysts see corporate earnings improving beyond just big tech names.
  
  Inc. - Jan. 2

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• Bitcoin tumbles below $98,000 in risk-off move as Nasdaq stocks are crushed

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