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Optimism against the strong growth opportunities presented by current artificial intelligence (AI) was hardened with tariff distractions and macroeconomic problems.
Against this uncertain background, investors looking for consistent income can add attractive shares that pay dividends to their portfolios, and studying the upper analysts at Wall Street may offer useful information on the choice of correct dividend payers.
Here are three shares paying dividends highlighted by the main advantages of Wall Street, tracked Tipranks, a platform that takes analysts based on their past results
Conocophillips
Company for oil and gas exploration Conocophillips (Usa) – This is the first choice this week. The company distributed $ 2.5 billion to shareholders in the first quarter of 2025 through $ 1.5 billion of shares and $ 1.0 billion in dividend. In a quarterly dividend of $ 0.78 per share (a $ 3.12 annual dividend), a police officer pays 3.3%.
In the research note on the third quarter update on the top 30 Global Ideas RBC Capital for 2025, Scott Hanold’s analyst repeated the purchase rating on conocophillips with A C A target forecast of $ 115. The analyst expects that COP will exceed its peers for study and production.
“COP has an offer focused on return, strong balance and peer distribution,” Hanold said.
The analyst suggests that conocophillips is well placed to create a competitive free cash flow (FCF) through various price cycles. Hanold emphasized that the company has a global and diversified asset base, which gives it flexibility for the delivery of the leading branch of the shareholder through economic and commodity cycles.
Moreover, Honold expects a huge position conocophillips in the Perm pool pool to provide a greater generation of FCF, while providing a variety of assets and flexibility in development. He noted that the company has a low point, not even lower than $ 40/BBL (WTI), where it can fund its production capital and dividend. The analyst also noted the solid balance of COP, which allows him to increase the cost of shareholders.
Hanold is ranked No. 12 among more than 9,800 analysts tracked by Tipranks. His ratings were successful 71% of the time, giving an average profit of 31.2%. See. Conocophillips Insider Trading Active on Tipranks.
US Bankorp
US Bankorp (USB) – Another action that is included in the RBC Capital list on the list of the best 30 global ideas for 2025. This is the American Bank’s mother company and offers customers financial services through a variety of businesses, including consumer banking, commercial banking and wealth management.
With a quarterly dividend of $ 0.50 per share (annual dividend $ 2 per share), USB offers a dividend of 4.2%.
RBC analyst Gerard Casidi confirmed the purchase rating on USB stocks with PRICE PRICE FOR 12 MONTH-50 Dollars. He emphasized some positives that support his bullish position, including the new bank’s management. Cassidi noted that in April 2025, Gunyan Kedi, who changed Andy Sezer as US CEO Bankorp, repeated the company’s financial goals, including the purpose of providing more than 200 basic points of the operating lever. USB reported 270 basic operating points in the first quarter of 2025.
Casidi also emphasized that USB is invariably one of the most effective banks in the US, which is reflected in an attractive difficult annual growth rate (CAGR) in returning shareholders received over the last 20 years. This growth is mainly due to the bank’s focus on increasing material book value and dividend. In particular, the US Bancorp consistently returns 80% of its income each year by ransom and dividend.
Cassid also cited strong USB assets and Anderrighting skills. A long -standing analyst believes that “after the overall insufficient work over the last two years, USB is at the spread point in 2025, where the winds become tail winds.” Casidi said the improvement was due to investments made by the bank over the last decade, which is expected to improve revenue growth to cost growth.
Casidium occupies No. 24 among more than 9,800 analysts tracked by Tipranks. His ratings were a profitable 72% of the time, giving an average profit of 21%. See our Bancorp statistics on Tipranks.
HP Inc.
Finally, a technology company that pays dividend HP (HPQ) announced a quarterly dividend of $ 0.2894 per share last month, paid on October 1, the fourth dividend in the financial year of the 2025 company. The annual dividend is $ 1.1576 per share, HPQ gives 4.5%.
Despite tariffs and other permanent problems, Evercore Amit Daryanani analyst repeated the purchase rating on HPQ stock with A C The target of the cost of $ 29. Following the investor webinar with HP chief employee Ernest Nicolas, the analyst emphasized the key trips that support his bull position.
Daryanani noted that HP is successfully diversified and is on the way to achieving its production target of 90% of all US -related products outside China. Most of the production will remain in Asia and will take place in countries such as Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia, as well as some planned in Mexico. The analyst added that HP tries to close the gap with competitors by taking the approach to the production and optimization of its supply chain.
HP expects that the “tariff environment will remain fluid”, but the management believes that the company is now better equipped with tariff problems, Daryanan said.
The analyst is also still focused on creating $ 2 billion in gross annual launch speed. The plan includes various initiatives, including internal artificial intelligence tools that can provide performance and efficiency.
Dorianan occupies No. 174 among more than 9,800 analysts tracked by Tipranks. His ratings were profitable 64% of the time, giving an average profit of 15.3%. See the HP ownership structure on Tipranks.
