100 Dividend Stocks Wall Street Loves for 2026

Includes a downloadable spreadsheet with analyst targets, upside potential, and dividend data

Welcome back - and happy holidays! 🎄

This is a special 2026 edition of our dividend stock roundup, and we’re excited to close out the year by looking ahead at where Wall Street sees the biggest opportunities for the next 12 months.

Quick note: this issue was originally planned for mid-month (around the 15th), but I took a short break to recharge before the new year. Thanks, as always, for your patience - and I appreciate you being here.

As usual, we’ve uncovered the dividend-paying stocks that Wall Street is most bullish on - names analysts believe could climb 15% or more over the next year.

Our data comes straight from TipRanks, which aggregates analyst ratings, price targets, and sentiment to highlight where the Street sees the strongest upside right now.

To earn a spot on this month’s (and year-end) list, a stock must meet all of the following criteria:

✅ Market cap above $10B
✅ Pays a reliable dividend
✅ Projected 12-month upside of 15%+
✅ Analyst consensus of Moderate Buy or Strong Buy
✅ Smart Score of 8+ (Outperform)

This special edition features 100 stocks that made the cut - setting the stage for 2026.

Let’s dive in.

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TOP 5

5. T Mobile US (TMUS)

T-Mobile US, Inc. is one of the largest wireless telecommunications companies in the United States, providing mobile voice, messaging, and data services to tens of millions of customers nationwide.

The company is best known for its nationwide 5G network, competitive pricing, and consumer-friendly approach that has helped it gain significant market share over the past decade.

Following its merger with Sprint in 2020, T-Mobile significantly expanded its network capacity and spectrum holdings, accelerating its 5G rollout and strengthening its competitive position against rivals like Verizon and AT&T. Today, T-Mobile operates a broad portfolio of wireless plans for consumers, families, and businesses, along with value-added services such as device financing, roaming, and home internet.

Headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, T-Mobile continues to focus on customer growth, network quality, and operational efficiency. Its strategy centers on leveraging its 5G leadership to drive long-term revenue growth, improve margins, and deliver strong cash flow, which supports investments in the business and returns to shareholders.

Price = $198

Wall Street Target = $269

Upside = 36%

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4. Marvell (MRVL)

Marvell Technology, Inc. is a global semiconductor company that designs and develops high-performance data infrastructure solutions. Its chips are used across a wide range of markets, including data centers, cloud computing, 5G networks, enterprise networking, automotive, and storage. Marvell focuses on enabling the movement, storage, processing, and security of data in an increasingly connected world.

The company has positioned itself as a key beneficiary of long-term trends such as cloud expansion, artificial intelligence, and next-generation networking. Marvell’s portfolio includes custom and standard silicon solutions for hyperscale data centers, carrier infrastructure, and enterprise customers, with a growing emphasis on custom chips designed for large cloud and AI workloads.

Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, Marvell operates a fabless business model, outsourcing chip manufacturing while focusing internally on design and innovation. Its strategy centers on deep customer partnerships, recurring design wins, and leveraging advanced semiconductor technology to drive sustainable revenue growth and long-term shareholder value.

Price = $88

Wall Street Target = $120

Upside = 36%

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Full Spreadsheet + Top 3 Dividend Stocks for 2026 Below