Jenny Harrington, CEO, Gilman Hill Asset Management

It trades at 20x PE, and generates huge free cash flow. It's a catch-22: social media addiction drives these numbers but parents need to do a better job to keep their kids off social media, which also allows society to communicate freely.

She bought it because it trades at 16x vs. historically 18-20x, and pays a safe 4.9% dividend which has increased for 24 years in company history. Rocked by Covid, only now are earnings are finding a consistent trajectory of 6-8% earnings growth with dividend growth. From Jan.1 to Feb. 9, shares jumped 26%, but shares fell when the Iran war began, because many of their products rely on oil. Whenever the oil price goes down, these shares go up. Also, it's AI proof.

She sold it earlier this year at a profit. As for today's 14% spike on merger talks, JBLU has talked mergers before which didn't happen. She won't buy it.

Likes its 7% dividend yield. You're in the midstream space, but also exposed to oil prices, so if prices remain above $60, this benefits.

Relies on oil for its products, so if the oil prices falls, this should do well. Pays a 9% dividend yield.

Pays a 6% dividend and has an excellent management team.

Has high free cash flow yields above 5%.  Trades at only 7x PE, very low. The new CEO is doing a great job so far. A good time to enter this.

Real estate stock charts are flat over 5 or more years, though still trading at low PE's compared to the market. Pay a good yield. Real estate is a great place to be.

The market has rotated into dividend stocks. Among her dividend picks is KMB, which pays 4.75%. Consumers will be using their products for many years. She is very bullish dividend stocks.