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Better Dividend Stock: IBM vs. HP


When investors are looking for long-term dividend plays, they often buy blue chip stocks in the consumer staples, financial, pharmaceutical, energy, and utilities sectors. Fewer investors gravitate toward tech stocks -- presumably because they're mostly bought for growth instead of stable dividends. That's why many tech stocks were crushed last year when rising interest rates drove investors toward more conservative investments.

Yet there are still plenty of blue chip tech stocks which provide the same stability, predictable returns, and high yields as the more popular dividend plays. Let's take a closer look at two of them -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) and (NYSE: HPQ) -- and see if either blue chip tech stock is worth buying as an income play in this turbulent market.

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HP Inc. Stock

€25.99
5.890%
A very strong showing by HP Inc. today, with an increase of €1.44 (5.890%) compared to yesterday's price.
Our community is currently low on HP Inc. with 3 Buy predictions and 14 Sell predictions.
A potential of -42.29%, resulting from comparing the current price of 25.99 € with the target price of 15 € for HP Inc., shows the chance of incurring significant losses.
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