These 3 Dividend Stocks Have Drubbed the Dow for a Decade: Here's Why They Can Keep That Going
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is an iconic stock market index comprised of the stocks of 30 of the country's largest companies. That makes it a good barometer for the broader stock market.
Dow Jones Industrial Average has delivered a strong total return of more than 180% (10.9% annualized) over the past decade. However, some stocks have absolutely drubbed the Dow's performance by producing even stronger total returns. Rexford International (NYSE: REXR), Equity LifeStyle Properties (NYSE: ELS), and American Tower (NYSE: AMT) stand out to a few Fool.com contributors for their ability to defeat the Dow over the past decade. Here's why they believe this trio of dividend-paying stocks can continue their market-beating performance.
Marc Rapport (Rexford Industrial): Rexford Industrial is in the right place at the right time. This real estate investment trust (REIT) owns a profitable portfolio of logistics properties in one of the more in-demand regions of the country, and its stock price has been beaten down to what could be a very favorable level for new money to join in.
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