Dividend Capture strategies are gaining popularity among speculators who don’t want to be too exposed to market risk, while also being able to pocket the dividends. My reader Ammar Husami asked me about my opinion on the subject. The dividend capture strategy is very different in comparison to my dividend growth strategy.

The recent turbulence in the market has provided income investors first hand experience in managing their income portfolio in a declining market. For some, this may be their first significant and prolonged downturn. Here are some things that will help you succeed and thrive during this bear market:

The Kimberly-Clark Corporation leading global consumer products company produces tissue, personal care and health care brands include Huggies, Pull-Ups, Kotex, Depend, Kleenex, Scott and Kimberly-Clark. Linked here is a detailed stock analysis of KMB and commentary.

Kimberly Clark Corp is a dividend aristocrat as well as a component in S&P 500 index. It has been increasing its dividends for the past 36 consecutive years. KMB has delivered an average total return of 6.60 % annually to its loyal shareholders. over the past 10 years

AS ONE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST makers of bathroom tissue and baby diapers, Kimberly-Clark knows a thing or two about bottoms. Lately, however, shares of the venerable household-products company, whose Kleenex brand is virtually synonymous with tissue, look to be near a bottom of another sort.

"Corporate America is losing its cachet in the bond market." It looks like the current run of buybacks and LBOs might be coming to an end.