Investors looking for dividend income can consider Nvidia and Coca-Cola for potential payouts in December 2026. Nvidia provides exposure to AI growth with a modest dividend yield of 0.46%, paying an estimated $0.25 per share on December 25, 2026, supported by strong revenue and earnings growth. Coca-Cola offers a more traditional dividend with a 2.33% yield and a $0.53 quarterly payout on December 15, 2026, backed by 65 years of consecutive dividend increases and solid recent financial results. Both stocks carry risks, including market competition for Nvidia and consumer demand sensitivity for Coca-Cola.
Nvidia and Coca-Cola remain popular choices on Pluang, with Nvidia trading at USD 219.71 and a dividend yield of 0.46%, while Coca-Cola offers a higher yield of 2.33% at USD 90.78. As of Oct 28, 2026 20:21 WIB, Nvidia shows a 1-day gain of 0.81% and Coca-Cola a slight decline of 0.44%, reflecting active investor interest in both stocks.
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