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Interest rates could be headed higher at the Fed's October meeting, and investors are already moving their money ahead of it. MarketBeat analyst Chris Markoch joins Bridget Bennett to break down what another rate hike could mean for stocks and the bond market. He also explains why a 10-year Treasury yield above 5% is pulling some investors toward safety, and why that may not be the right move for most portfolios.
Chris shares three stocks trading under $30 right now, each with a dividend yield higher than the 10-year Treasury. Two are energy names tied to the natural gas and pipeline demand behind the data center build-out. The third is a well-known pharma company trading at a low forward P/E. All three have climbed since the last rate hike, and with the Fed meeting and the midterm elections just weeks away, Chris explains why they could move even faster from here.
Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:59 The Fed, Rates and Bond Yields 6:25 Why Dividend Stocks Can Beat the 10-Year 8:50 Stock 1 15:02 Stock 2 22:21 Stock 3
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