Are There Correction Resistant Stocks?

Are There Correction Resistant Stocks?
By www.ProfitableTradingTips.com

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The market goes up and the market
comes down.

It’s great to profit on the upswing but
what happens when the market
suddenly corrects and you lose your
profits and more?

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Before We Continue…

The high tech darlings are on the
verge of correcting right now.

But, are there correction resistant
stocks that would protect your
portfolio?

the motley fool offers three crash
resistant stocks that might be worth a
look.

[y]ou can protect yourself from a stock
market correction or crash by keeping
some defensive stocks in your
portfolio.

here are three good examples you
may want to consider.

The suggested stocks are Toronto-
Dominion Bank, Welltower and Realty
Income.

TD bank has paid dividends every
year since before the American Civil
War, for 160 years!

The bank grows steadily, pays its
dividend in Canadian dollars and
focuses on excellent service in retail
banking.

Welltower is a real estate investment
trust that focuses on health care
properties.

This is a younger company than TD
bank, at 46 years, has low debt and a
good credit rating allowing it to take
advantage of opportunities as they
arise.

Realty Income is a REIT. It does net
leases to selected businesses in low
price retail, non-discretionary retail
(Walgreens) and service oriented
business like LA Fitness.

In short, stocks whose prices are
based on steady growth with a solid
and conservative business plan tend
to do well when the market corrects,
when there is a recession and when
high flyers like the FANG stocks take
a hit.

Dividend Stocks for Hard
Times

When the high flyers in the market get
hit during a downturn smart money
exits these equities and looks for
security.

Here are three dividend
stocks highlighted by the motley
fool which will probably go up if the
market correct in high tech.

brookfield infrastructure partners
(nyse:bip), wal-mart (nyse:wmt), and
johnson & johnson (nyse:jnj) are very
different companies, but they share
one thing in common:

our motley fool contributors think
they’re all great investments when
markets tumble.

if the stock market hits a rough patch,
here’s why it might be smart to buy
these stocks.

Each of these different businesses
makes its money by providing goods
and services that retain their demand
even when the economy goes down.

Thus they are correction resistant
stocks as their fundamentals won’t
suffer.

And, because money needs to go
somewhere these stocks will benefit
from a high tech correction.

End of the Goldilocks
Moment

market watch reports that Goldman
Sachs believes that the stock market
Goldilocks environment is about
over.

equities are currently enjoying a
“goldilocks scenario,” goldman wrote,
noting the “unexpected mix of healthy
growth and declining rates,”

which has created an environment
where stocks-particularly technology
stocks, the strongest-performing
gainer this year despite recent
weakness-have done extremely well.

major u.s. indexes have rallied to a
series of records while volatility
dropped to multidecade lows as
investors shrug off all manner of
potential headwinds.

Goldman does not believe that current
conditions supportive of further
market growth will last much longer.

Thus a correction is likely and smart
traders and investors will look for
correction resistant stocks.

Are There Correction Resistant Stocks?

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