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UnsubscribeMarch 17, 2026ALERT: Drop these 5 stocks before the market opens tomorrow! (ad)

ALERT: Drop these 5 stocks before the market opens tomorrow!

The Wall Street Journal is asking whether a stock market crash is coming. Research from Weiss Ratings suggests the first half of 2026 could be very tough for certain stocks as a radical shift hits the market. Some of America’s most popular names could take serious damage. Analysts have identified five stocks you should consider avoiding before this event plays out. If these are in your portfolio, you’ll want to review your positions carefully.

See The Five Stocks To Avoid And Learn What’s Driving This Shift.Top Dividend NewsConflict Profits: Why These 2 Chemical Stocks Are Suddenly SoaringAssessing KE Holdings (NYSE:BEKE) Valuation After Weaker Earnings New Dividend And Completed BuybacksGeopolitics fade. This $150B trend won’t. (from Crypto 101 Media)Assessing Viper Energy (VNOM) Valuation As Its Royalty Model And Dividend Record Draw Fresh AttentionLike Welltower? Check out this REIT stock that just hiked its dividend.Ares Management: Dividend Yield Spikes On 20% Hike And AI Ghosts, AUM Hits RecordWrapping Up Profits: Karat Packaging’s Earnings RewardOpenAI Could Go Public on March 18! (from The Oxford Club)Data Centers & Defense: 3 Soaring Stocks Boosting Dividends 3 Stocks That Could Be Next to Announce a Stock SplitU.S. Shipbuilding Revival: 3 Stocks to Watch Now Ulta Beauty and an Ultimate Entry: Price Resets After Profit Miss

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Ex-Dividend Stocks for Wednesday, March 18th

CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateAAONAAON$78.68$0.10
quarterly0.45%$0.1030.8%3/30/26
ARHSArhaus$7.43$0.35
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BPOPPopular$131.70$0.75
quarterly2.11%$0.7524.4%4/1/26
CSGSCSG Systems International$79.99$0.34
quarterly1.71%$0.3264.3%4/1/26
CURBCurbline Properties$26.94$0.17
quarterly2.46%$0.16168.4%4/8/26
DOLEDole$14.71$0.09
quarterly2.18%$0.0964.2%4/8/26
HBANHuntington Bancshares$15.33$0.16
quarterly3.51%$0.1644.6%4/1/26
IGICInternational General Insurance$24.61$1.15
annual4.60%- 7.0%4/6/26
KRPKimbell Royalty$14.70$0.37
quarterly10.21%$0.35225.8%3/25/26
KSSKohl’s$12.89$0.13
quarterly2.91%$0.1321.2%4/1/26
TUYATuya$2.41$0.06- – – 4/21/26
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Ex-Dividend Stocks for Thursday, March 19th

CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateGILGildan Activewear$59.15$0.25
quarterly1.44%$0.2334.4%4/13/26
IDTIDT$47.96$0.07
quarterly0.54%$0.068.6%3/31/26
KLICKulicke and Soffa Industries$65.79$0.21
quarterly1.31%$0.21-67.8%4/8/26
NDSNNordson$269.25$0.82
quarterly1.20%$0.8235.4%4/3/26
PMPhilip Morris International$175.82$1.47
quarterly3.49%$1.4780.9%4/13/26
QCRHQCR$82.29$0.10
quarterly0.44%$0.063.2%4/3/26
QSRRestaurant Brands International$75.21$0.65
quarterly3.92%$0.62105.1%4/2/26
SRESempra Energy$96.73$0.66
quarterly2.76%$0.6595.3%4/15/26
UWMCUWM$3.66$0.10
quarterly9.63%$0.10666.7%4/9/26
VICIVICI Properties$28.91$0.45
quarterly6.13%$0.4569.0%4/9/26
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Ex-Dividend Stocks for Friday, March 20th

CompanyShare PriceAmount / PeriodYieldPrevious AmountPayout RatioPayable DateAINAlbany International$54.18$0.28
quarterly1.88%$0.28-55.4%4/7/26
ALNTAllient$62.96$0.03
quarterly0.20%$0.039.1%4/3/26
ASOAcademy Sports and Outdoors$50.50$0.15
quarterly1.00%$0.139.5%4/10/26
BMAMacro Bank$66.37$0.40
monthly6.44%$0.38145.9%3/27/26
CNQCanadian Natural Resources$48.71$0.63
quarterly5.57%$0.5945.5%4/7/26
HLNEHamilton Lane$101.62$0.54
quarterly1.59%$0.5438.8%4/6/26
IFFInternational Flavors & Fragrances$71.45$0.40
quarterly2.05%$0.40-116.8%4/10/26
INSWInternational Seaways$67.91$0.12
quarterly0.66%$0.127.7%3/30/26
MSIMotorola Solutions$468.03$1.21
quarterly1.03%$1.2137.9%4/15/26
NWGNatWest Group$15.60$0.627.43%- 27.9%5/5/26
PSOPearson$13.34$0.233.64%- – 5/15/26
RBCAARepublic Bancorp$69.06$0.50
quarterly2.64%$0.4526.8%4/17/26
SBSWSibanye Gold$13.31$0.26
annual1.64%- – 4/2/26
TNLTravel + Leisure$70.37$0.60
quarterly3.44%$0.5665.7%3/31/26
TPBTurning Point Brands$92.59$0.08
quarterly0.22%$0.089.6%4/10/26
VSTVistra$163.14$0.23
quarterly0.53%$0.2341.9%3/31/26
WHWyndham Hotels & Resorts$77.73$0.43
quarterly2.33%$0.4166.4%3/30/26
WMTWalmart$126.04$0.25
quarterly0.79%$0.2434.3%4/6/26
ZIMZIM Integrated Shipping Services$26.88$0.88
quarterly12.09%$0.311.5%3/26/26
Please note you must purchase shares of these companies by the market close tomorrow to receive the next dividend payment.

Dividend Stock Ideas

This is a list of companies that meet common criteria that investors use to evaluate dividend stocks. This list contains companies that have dividend yields greater than 3%, payout ratios of less than 75% (or less than 100% for REITs), five-year average annual dividend growth of at least 1.5% and a minimum market cap of $1 billion.CompanyDividend YieldAnnual PayoutPayout RatioAnnual Dividend GrowthP/E RatioMarket CapTBCGTBC Bank Group PLC9.32%GBX 886.6034.95%5.29%1.68ÂŁ2.35KPRGOPerrigo Company plc11.93%$1.16N/A5.21%N/A$1.39KUKWGreencoat UK Wind PLC10.87%GBX 10.09N/A1.86%N/AÂŁ2.09KPKPark Hotels & Resorts Inc.9.52%$1.00N/A17.32%N/A$2.12KCAGConagra Brands8.73%$1.40N/A10.50%N/A$7.80KBMEB&M European Value Retail S.A.7.37%GBX 1560.73%2.73%7.27ÂŁ1.80K

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