Bond Sell-Off Could Be Huge for Stocks: 4 Analyst Top Pick Dividend Stocks to Buy Now

Despite of the recent highs of the indices and stocks, many investors were not very bullish on the stock market and were not buying many stocks. There are reports that show the from 2009 net positive flow of funds are only $97 bn., and from 2 years ago there is net negative balance of funds, more funds were taken out of stocks. Compare this to funds invested in Bonds with net positive of $1.5 Тr. But now things can change. There is high probability that both indices S&P 500 and the Russell 2000 may continue to grow by the mid 2017 and large portion of funds may depart bonds and move into stocks. Stocks that pay dividends and are favorite to those investors that can own them instead of bonds.

1. AbbVie (ABBV) - Global pharmaceutical company, created in 2013 after the breakup of Abbott Laboratories. This firm develops and markets advance theraties that address some of the worlds's most complex and serious diseases. AbbVie has more than 26,000 workers and markets products in more than 170 countries. The company dividend is 4.31%
2. Boeing - This company makes airplanes and its been going up as the elections ended. There are reports that the U.S Navy may make a big order of new fighter planes. The company pays dividend of 2.86%
3. Halliburton - Halliburton is the second-largest provider of oil services and the number one player in the pressure pumping services worldwide.  The dividend is 1.33%
4. Ingersoll-Rand - Is based in Ireland and is one of the best companies in the industrial stocks for buying, with the housing market continuing to grow, the company's wide range of portfolio products should continue to sell well. The dividend is 2.15%.

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