ACN
Accenture PLC
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Depends on your goals. Not Financial Advice / Do Your Own Research
If you're looking for dividend income, your portfolio looks good and you can't go wrong with adding REITs such as O, VICI, NNN, ADC, REXR, and WPC. Consider BDCs such as MAIN and ARCC too. Other safe dividends with strong yields are SCHD, ENB, UPS, BMY, CVX, TGT, KO, PFE, PEP. However, when focusing on dividend stocks, you're forfeiting much more in potential share price appreciation to get dividends, but you do have that fairly consistent dividend income coming in to offset risk.
If you're looking for long-term holds of five years + and dividends, it would be more effective to pick dividend growth stocks that both have great appreciation while having strong, but safe, dividend growth when looking at their dividend growth CAGRs, payout ratios, and ensure their cash flow is consistently increasing to cover their fast growing dividends. Typically, their yields are lower from around .5% - 3%, but you should be looking at yield on cost for these stocks. When you can get them at good prices, these include ADP, AFL, ACN, AXP, CAT, CI, COST, UNH, WM, V, UNP, ZTS, MSCI, LOW, HD, TXRH, WMT, LLY, MA, DE, AVGO, LRCX, MCO, TXN, ASML, CTAS, ORCL, ALL, TSM, APH, and there's plenty more.
The idea is that appreciation will far surpass dividends, but having dividends still helps. For example, AFL only has a 2.18% dividend yield which seems like nothing, but the share price appreciated about 203% over the last five years (about 40% annual return) and 240% return if you include the returns,, and if you bought five years ago, the yield on cost would now be 6.67%! A lot of the stocks from the list provided above are similar. With that said, based on the current market, a lot of these are overvalued and unless you plan to DCA into them, it may be prudent to hold until the market reverses. However, it's typically better to have time in the market rather than trying to time the market.

Depends on your goals. Not Financial Advice / Do Your Own Research
If you're looking for dividend income, your portfolio looks good and you can't go wrong with adding REITs such as O, VICI, NNN, ADC, REXR, and WPC. Consider BDCs such as MAIN and ARCC too. Other safe dividends with strong yields are SCHD, ENB, UPS, BMY, CVX, TGT, KO, PFE, PEP. However, when focusing on dividend stocks, you're forfeiting much more in potential share price appreciation to get dividends, but you do have that fairly consistent dividend income coming in to offset risk.
If you're looking for long-term holds of five years + and dividends, it would be more effective to pick dividend growth stocks that both have great appreciation while having strong, but safe, dividend growth when looking at their dividend growth CAGRs, payout ratios, and ensure their cash flow is consistently increasing to cover their fast growing dividends. Typically, their yields are lower from around .5% - 3%, but you should be looking at yield on cost for these stocks. When you can get them at good prices, these include ADP, AFL, ACN, AXP, CAT, CI, COST, UNH, WM, V, UNP, ZTS, MSCI, LOW, HD, TXRH, WMT, LLY, MA, DE, AVGO, LRCX, MCO, TXN, ASML, CTAS, ORCL, ALL, TSM, APH, and there's plenty more.
The idea is that appreciation will far surpass dividends, but having dividends still helps. For example, AFL only has a 2.18% dividend yield which seems like nothing, but the share price appreciated about 203% over the last five years (about 40% annual return) and 240% return if you include the returns,, and if you bought five years ago, the yield on cost would now be 6.67%! A lot of the stocks from the list provided above are similar. With that said, based on the current market, a lot of these are overvalued and unless you plan to DCA into them, it may be prudent to hold until the market reverses. However, it's typically better to have time in the market rather than trying to time the market.