u/Daeyel1

Reading into Hormel, one of the current top yield dividend kings, and it seems the report is all about growth, and JP Morgan downgrading the stock, and at the very end of the article is this:

'For patient, income-focused investors, the stock’s dividend history — 390 consecutive quarterly payments — is worth noting.

But until cost pressures ease, Hormel Foods stock may stay range-bound.'

Thanks for treating a dividend focused investor as an afterthought.
Where can I find evaluations of stocks and companies based solely upon dividend investing?

So I ran over something and put a hole in my tire. Fixaflat did fuckall, and made the tire plug blow out. So I need a tire. Like yesterday. Amazon wants a ridiculous amount for a Cunfon tire, and it will not be delivered until May 15th, so I need an alternative. Problem is, entering the tire size of 85/65 x 6.5 on Amazon is no help whatsoever. I'm getting 8 inch and 3 inch rim, despite the 6.5 meaning very specifically, 6.5 inch rim. I'm getting 8 inch tires, and 10 inch tires and 11 inch tires, when 85/65 is specifically 10.5 inch tire.

It's the wild fucking west over here as for accuracy. It's like I typed in Porsche, and instead got Corvettes and Mercedes and Audis and Lambos. Annoying as HELL. I find a tire that works, but it is only rated for 210 pounds. I bought the RZ1000 because I'm 6'3, 300 pounds. I need a heavy duty tire for a big kinda fat dude.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a tire that will work with the RZ1000 that is NOT Cunfon's expensive exclusive that takes 2 freaking weeks to get here? This is my daily driver to work, so the sooner I fix this, the better.

And any way we can get Amazon to police this shit. Or, is there somewhere else I should be going for my parts?

Any help is thanks.