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Welcome to Industry Focus, the podcast that dives into a different sector of the stock market every day.

It's Friday, November 11th, shout out and thank you to all our veterans out there.

Today we're going to be talking about dividend investing in tech, name a company or two that we like,

and talk about whether to drip or not drip. I'm your host Dylan Lewis and I'm joined in the studio by

my fool premium analyst Jason Moser. Jason how's going? Hey all right how are you doing

all right. Excellent. So the background for the show I think earlier in the

week we'd seen that there was the

potential for some volatility in the market just a smidge and naturally when that's

something that people are worried about I think that people tend to turn

to dividend stocks.

Or they tend to look at some of these more stable and kind of stalwart companies.

And I felt like we haven't done one of these shows in a while. It made sense to kind of dust off the book and see what's going on.

Absolutely.

So first I'm going to talk about a company that I've liked for a very long time. I've been a Verizon Bowl for quite a while now and

I'll say that this is a company that is not really going to wow you with share price appreciation.

They've been within a pretty tight band over the last

couple years and you look at their PE, I mean they're at like a multiple like 14 right now.

It kind of reinforces the idea that they are not a high-growth company.

But investors have gotten a nice 4 to 5 percent yield via dividends,

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