High dividend yield stocks can build wealth, but timing matters. Find out which 2 stocks are overrated and which 1 is undervalued right now.

Wall Street is quick to draw comparisons to Walmart, which has reported stronger same-store sales. Walmart's U.S. same-store sales were up 5.3% year over year last quarter. It was particularly bad news for Dollar General that Walmart cited strength in general merchandise.

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) have been out of favor on Wall Street for the past couple of thanks to interest rate volatility. Three REITs to look at today are W.P. Carey (NYSE: WPC), Agree Realty (NYSE: ADC),

The allure of high-yield dividend stocks often tempts income investors. Yet the most successful dividend portfolios aren't built on eye-catching yields. They're constructed with companies that reliably grow their payouts year after year,

Coca-Cola’s brand and global reach keep it steady, especially with strong sales in international markets. Click here to find out why I'm neutral on KO stock.

When it comes to dividend investing, there are two basic paths you can take. You could seek out businesses that are raising their payouts at a rapid pace, but these stocks tend to offer low yields. The other basic option available to dividend investors is to buy stocks with really high yields.