The stock market cannot configure the mind. These three high -income dividends must be rewarded in any way.

The stock market has been recovered violently in recent weeks. that S & P 500 Following the decision to impose a heavy mutual tariff on President Donald Trump’s imports, he entered the Bear Market Territory for a while. But his decision, which decided to pause for 90 days, spent one of the best days after World War II.
This Whipsaw behavior by the market is difficult to know how to invest because many economists believe that the tariffs of the administration can cause major economic downturn. The economic downturn can have a big impact on many companies, but other companies have more recession resistance business.
Enterprise Product Partner (EPD 1.17%)),,, NEXERA Energy (nee -1.51%))and Brookfield infrastructure (BIPC 1.93%)) (BIP 2.80%)) It is noticeable to some gel.com contributors about the durability of the business model. As a result, they should not have difficulty paying and raising high profit dividends.
The 6.9% yield of Enterprise Products Partners is solid
Reuben GREGG Brewer (Enterprise Products Partners): Enterprise Products Partners have a well -proven record for investors due to increased annual distribution 26 consecutive annual distribution. Now add a high 6.9% distribution yield of Midstream Master Limited Partnership (MLP) to see why you want to buy. In other words, given the current upheaval of the market, I like more about enterprise.
First of all, energy is the necessity of modern life. Energy prices may be highly volatile, but the energy infrastructure owned by Enterprise tends to produce stable cash flow due to the toll in the midstream sector. As long as the demand for energy is still strong, companies will continue to distribute cash flow to pay distribution. In this score, the pipeline owner’s distribution of cash flow was 1.7 times in 2024. This remains a lot of room for adversity before it is cut.
Meanwhile, Enterprise’s balance table is an investment rating and the company has a $ 7.6 billion capital investment project. Therefore, in the worst scenario, you can support the distribution by relying on the balance table. And in the best case scenario, as new investments begin to be added to cash flows, there is an opportunity to continue to increase distribution over the next few years. No matter what happens in Wall Street, Enterprise seems to be ready to pay for investors.
Stable cash flow and steady growth
Matt Dilallo (Nextera Energy): NEXERA ENERGY operates one of the nation’s largest electric utility (Florida Power & Light) and generates a very stable cash flow supported by government regulatory interest rates and steady electricity demand. The company also has a large -scale energy infrastructure (NEXTERA ENERGY RESOURCES) portfolio that generates stable cash flow supported by long -term fixed rate contracts. This business model creates a tremendous durable cash flow that is very resistant to the economic downturn.
For evidence, we can see dividends of Nextera Energy. Utility increased payment annually In the last 30 years include Some recessions.
NEXERA ENERGY expects to continue to grow high profit dividends (almost 3.5%). The goal is to pay about 10% every year by 2026. The dividend payout ratio of the average or less can provide a strong growth rate, thanks to the visible growth.
This utility is expected to increase adjustment income from 6% to 8% per share. Annual rate As of last year, until 2027. The growth is a big investment in building new renewable energy generation capabilities in the FPL and energy resources sectors.
Meanwhile, it showed more growth in the future. US electricity demand is accelerating Drive Onbok of manufacturing, electric vehicles and artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. The predictors say that the demand for electricity will increase by 55% by 2040. To Opportunity to invest in the power platform expansion.
Steady growth must continue
NEHA will call (Brookfield Infrastructure): Brookfield Infrastructure has increased dividends for 16 consecutive years. Importantly, the dividend has always been supported by increasing cash flow. This is one of the few stocks that can be rewarded, regardless of where the stock market goes.
Brookfield Infrastructure has grown into a 9%combined annual growth rate (CAGR) between 2009 and 2024, and has grown into a unit of FFO (FFO) with a 15%CAGR. This means that the company has generated sufficient cash flow every year to invest in growth and pay more dividends. Brookfield Infrastructure There are reasons for the solid FFO and dividend events.
Brookfield Infrastructure owns and operates a large -scale asset base that is mostly regulated, such as utility, railway and toll roads, midstream energy and data centers. Therefore, almost 85%of FFOs are indexed to regulation or contraction and inflation. In other words, the Brookfield infrastructure can create a steady cash flow regardless of how the economy is operated, which can be made of interesting bets for uncertain times.
Brookfield Infrastructure continues to recycle capital to sell assets when maturing assets and use new assets. For example, in March, we sold a 25% stake in the US gas pipeline. This month, a contract has been signed by a colonial company to acquire mid -term stream energy assets.
The steady flow of cash flows in assets and the profits of mature asset sales helped that the Brookfield infrastructure not only grows business, but also continues to compensate for shareholders. As the company’s shares calculate 4.9%, the company’s partnership unit calculates 6.2%and aims to grow dividends of 5%to 9%.
Matt Dilallo is in charge of Brookfield Infrastructure, Brookfield Infrastructure Partners, Enterprise Products Partners and NEXTERA ENERGY. Neha Chamaria has no location in any of the shares mentioned. Reuben Gregg Brewer has no location in any of the shares mentioned. The MOTLEY FOOL is located in the seat and recommends Nextera Energy. MOTLEY FOOL is recommended for Brookfield Infrastructure Partners and Enterprise Products Partners. The MOTLEY FOOL has a public policy.