Got 2000 dollars in hand? These 4 high-dividend stocks are worth holding for 5 years.

Looking for investments with stable cash flow? These stocks have good dividend yields:

Pfizer(PFizer) - 348 consecutive quarters of dividends, with 16 years of increases. The current dividend yield is about 7%, significantly higher than the S&P 500 average. The company plans to cut costs by $7 billion by 2027 to improve cash flow. Although demand for COVID products has declined, it is positioning itself in the cancer and GLP-1 sectors through the acquisition of Seagen and Metsera. Net profit grew by 24% in the first nine months, reaching $9.4 billion.

Johnson ( J&J ) - Dividend King level, increasing for 63 consecutive years. 2.6% dividend yield, AAA credit rating, annual free cash flow exceeding $20 billion. Q3 sales grew 7% to $24 billion, adjusted EPS increased 16% year-over-year. Although facing patent cliffs and litigation pressures, the payout ratio is only 50%, leaving room for growth.

Home Depot( - The world's largest home improvement retailer, increasing its distribution for 16 consecutive years. Despite the sluggish housing market, Q3 sales grew by 2.8% to $41.4 billion, and profit margins remain high. After acquiring GMS for $5.5 billion in 2025, it expanded its business into professional building materials. With a dividend payout ratio of 62%, there is room for a rebound after interest rates decline.

Realty Income) - Monthly dividends, with 132 consecutive increases. 5.7% dividend yield, covering over 1,100 properties including retail and data centers. Q3 revenue increased by 11% to $1.47 billion, with an occupancy rate of 98.7%. Over 90% of rent comes from recession-resistant sectors such as supermarkets and dollar stores(, with no single tenant accounting for more than 3.3%.

These are cash cows, suitable for long-term holding to enjoy dividends.