Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, and two Others Named as “Money-Printing machines” by Motley Fool Analysts
NEW YORK – August 31, 2025 – Investors seeking reliable income streams should consider a quartet of dividend stocks identifiedโ by The Motley Fool as possessing theโ characteristics of โ”money-printingโค machines.” Theโ analysis, published today, highlights โCoca-Cola (KO), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Kinder Morgan (KMI), and Realty Income (O) as companies consistently generatingโ considerable cash flow and returning value to shareholders.With market volatility remaining a concern,these dividend-paying powerhouses offer a โpotential haven for those prioritizing consistent returns.
These selections aren’t based on fleeting trends, but on decadesโ of demonstrated financial strength and a commitment to โฃshareholder payouts. The motley Fool’s โassessmentโ centers โon each company’s ability to generate predictable revenue, maintain strong โขbalance sheets, and consistently increase โคdividends – even during economic downturns. This strategy โขappeals to โa broad rangeโ of investors,from retireesโค seeking stable income to younger โขindividuals building long-term wealth. The report arrives asโ dividendโ stock performance gains renewed โattention amid fluctuating interest rates and broader economic uncertainty.
Coca-Cola’s enduring โคbrand recognition and global reach contribute to its consistent profitability,enabling continued dividend increases.Similarly, Johnson & Johnson’s diversified healthcare portfolio provides a stableโ foundation for its dividend payouts. โข Kinder Morgan, a key player โคin the energy infrastructure sector, benefits fromโ long-term contracts and steadyโค demand for its services, supporting its attractive dividendโ yield.
Rounding out theโค list is Realty Income, a real estate investmentโฃ trust (REIT) known for its monthly dividend payments and focus on high-quality, resilient properties. โฃAs of August 25, 2025, Stock Advisor’s overall average return stands at 1,049%, significantly outpacing the S&P 500’s 185% return.
Matt DiLallo of the Motley fool holds positions in Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, and Kinder Morgan. The Motley Foolโ also maintains positions in kinder Morgan and recommends Johnson &โ Johnson.โ โขA โfull disclosure policy is available on their website.