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14 dividend stocks selected for long-term growth

14 dividend stocks selected for long-term growth
MarketWatch Friday 13 November 2026, 16:01 UTC By Philip van Doorn 1 min read
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These stocks feature attractive dividend payouts and are trading low to the companies’ intrinsic value, according to John Buckingham of Value87 Investment Partners.

These stocks feature attractive dividend payouts and are trading low to the companies’ intrinsic value, according to John Buckingham of Value87 Investment Partners. [Image text:] Prudential MOLSON COORS beverage company verizon
John Buckingham (PERSON) Value87 Investment Partners (ORG)
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