Top Wall Street analysts are bullish on these 3 dividend stocks for stable returns

Wall Street experts' recommendations can help pick lucrative dividend stocks that have the ability to make consistent payments despite near-term pressures.

This week's first dividend stock is telecom giant AT&T.

Philip Morris International rewarded shareholders with a quarterly dividend of $ 1.35 per share.

Texas Instruments is a semiconductor company that designs and manufactures analog and embedded processing chips for several end markets.

Lipacis contended that while bears will argue that the upside to Texas Instruments' Q1 results and Q2 2025 outlook were due to tariff-driven order pull-ins, his analysis shows that the company's inventories have overcorrected in the supply chain.

The analyst expects TXN to be early into the upward revision cycle, given that it was the first large-cap analog company to enter the inventory correction phase.