As investors grow tired of not even beating inflation by buying a 10-year Treasury note, they will inevitably pile into stocks which: 1) have much higher yields, and 2) have a history of steady and consistent dividend hikes. But, most of the turbulence in QCOM stock over the past five years has been driven by operational noise — namely, a with their largest customer, Apple (NASDAQ:). Fourth, we have an undervalued, stable stock that is in the midst of a potentially huge breakout — retail pharmacy giant CVS (NYSE:).