McDonald’s ($MCD) has been here since 1940. It is one of the world’s leading fast-food chain company with more than 36,000 restaurants in more than 100 countries, serving over 69 million customers daily. The food chain giant has more than 175 billion market capitalization.

MCD pays dividends every quarter of each year. With a dividend yield of 2.23% and an annual dividend of $5.16, it’s one of the favorite stocks of dividends investors.

McDonald’s has also been affected by the coronavirus, as many restaurants temporarily closed. But long-term investors took that opportunity to buy more stocks. MCD stock is now back on a bullish trend.

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$RBC has been getting upward earnings revisions of late, with EPS seen rising 24% in 2021, before gaining 13% in 2022.

Institutions are keen on the stock, with its Accumulation/Distribution Rating coming in at A. This represents heavy buying among institutional investors. In total, 64% of its stock is held by funds.

Wisconsin-based Regal Beloit makes "motors, bearings, gearing, conveying, blowers, electric components, and couplings," according to the company. Its products can be found in farm equipment, pool and spa equipment and commercial HVAC systems. It owns nearly 30 brands including Marathon Motors and Marathon Generators, Browning and Milwaukee Gear.

Regal earnings jumped 42% to $1.78 a share in the fourth quarter, better than expected and up from a 28% gain in Q3 and 36% decline in Q2. Sales climbed 6% to $780.5 million in Q4, also beating analyst views and returning to growth after several down quarters.

Regal has also found other ways to expand its business amid Covid-19. Improving air filtration systems have been a major issue during the pandemic. The company has developed a new air treatment system that uses UV light to keep the air free of viruses and bacteria.

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