Author: Brian Bollinger, Simply Safe Dividends

The company has proven itself to be one of the most iconic and dominant entertainment empires in the world. Its ever-growing portfolio of beloved brands and fast-expanding distribution network have found success across countless generations, and in nearly every country.

It appears to be one of the best and most profitable biotechs in the industry. The company’s strong cash flow, substantial cash position, and large development pipeline should continue to allow it to reward dividend investors with secure and growing payouts.

Even if long-term growth is ultimately slower than expected, the company should remain a cash cow with an extremely safe dividend.

Few companies have been as reliable as this one. The business generates excellent free cash flow, sells recession-resistant products and has reliably increased its dividend every year since 1977.

Boeing just reported first-quarter earnings, telling investors it was withdrawing its 2019 financial guidance and suspending its share repurchases. Let’s review what management had to say and how it could affect Boeing’s dividend safety going forward.