Verizon Remains One Of The Best Income Stocks With A Dividend Yield Above 6%

Still Cheap At A Single-Digit Forward P/E

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Current Price: $47.22

Dividend: $0.71

Verizon (VZ) has quietly become one of my favorite long-term income opportunities.

I’ve been optimistic ever since Dan Schulman took over as CEO because, in my view, Verizon didn’t need a complete overhaul—it needed stronger execution, more disciplined capital allocation, and leadership willing to make difficult decisions.

While it’s still early in the turnaround, the latest earnings report suggests that strategy is beginning to work. Despite posting an impressive second quarter, the stock barely moved, reinforcing my belief that investors remain focused on the wrong metrics.

At less than 9x forward earnings while offering a dividend yield above 6%, Verizon continues to look attractively valued for patient dividend investors.

The Market Is Focused on the Wrong Numbers 📈