Top 5 Large Cap Dividend Stocks for June 12, 2020

NYSE: CCL | Carnival Corporation  News, Ratings, and Charts

CCL – The top winners in the large cap US dividend space for Friday, June 12, 2020 are CCL, CLF, RCL, PSO, and X.

The top winners in the large cap US dividend space for Friday, June 12, 2020 are CCLCLFRCLPSO, and X. Below is a recap of how they fared.

Carnival Corp (CCL) Daily Price Recap

Carnival Corp’s 3 day negative streak has officially concluded, as the candle from the day prior closed up 14.56% ($2.54). The change in price came along side change in volume that was down 19.16% from previous day, but up 20.38% from the Thursday of last week. The daily price chart of Carnival Corp below illustrates.

Its dividend yield is higher than 94.21% of US dividend stocks.

Is CCL a Buy, Hold or Sell? See the POWR Ratings now!

Cleveland-Cliffs Inc (CLF) Daily Price Recap

Cleveland-Cliffs Inc is up 12.86% ($0.72) since the previous day, marking a reversal from the day prior — and the end of a 3 day negative run. The change in price came along side change in volume that was down 15.29% from previous day, but up 18.52% from the Thursday of last week. Here is a daily price chart of Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.

Its annual compound dividend growth rate is higher than 9.04% of US dividend stocks.

What is the outlook for CLF? Use POWR Ratings for clearer insight into price direction.

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd (RCL) Daily Price Recap

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd’s 3 day negative streak has officially concluded, as the candle from the previous day closed up 12.24% ($6.67). The change in price came along side change in volume that was down 12.92% from previous day, but up 40.85% from the Thursday of last week. Here is a daily price chart of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.

As for RCL’s beta, it is currently lower than that of approximately 2.14% US dividend payers.

Is RCL a Buy, Hold or Sell? See the POWR Ratings now!

Pearson Plc (PSO) Daily Price Recap

7.23 was the closing price of the day for Pearson Plc, resulting in today being one in which price moved up 10.89% ($0.71) from yesterday. As for how volume fared, yesterday’s volume was up 2.83% from the previous day (Wednesday), and up 356.82% from Thursday of the week before. Below is a daily price chart of Pearson Plc.

As for PSO’s beta, it is currently lower than that of approximately 79.54% US dividend payers.

Is PSO a Buy, Hold or Sell? See the POWR Ratings now!

United States Steel Corp (X) Daily Price Recap

The end of a 3 day negative run has come for United States Steel Corp, which finished the previous day up 10.8% ($0.9). The change in price came along side change in volume that was down 20.95% from previous day, but up 70.9% from the Thursday of last week. The daily price chart of United States Steel Corp below illustrates.

Its annual compound dividend growth rate is higher than 11.79% of US dividend stocks.

What is the outlook for X? Use POWR Ratings for clearer insight into price direction.

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CCL shares fell $0.28 (-1.40%) in after-hours trading Friday. Year-to-date, CCL has declined -60.23%, versus a -4.93% rise in the benchmark S&P 500 index during the same period.


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