Dividend Growth Stocks Of The Past Week

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5 Top Dividend Stocks For A Winning Dividend Growth Portfolio

There are multiple styles of dividend investing out of which dividend growth is the most appealing. 

Stocks with dividend growth generally outperform their peers and generate increased profits year after year. 

Thus, the dividend growth strategy has an edge over the steady dividend strategy. By investing in stocks with dividend growth, investors can enjoy rising current income while awaiting capital appreciation. 

Dividend growth stocks also provide some margin of safety, which enables investors to withstand shocks. 

In fact, stocks that have a strong history of dividend growth, as opposed to those that have high yields, form a healthy portfolio. 

Moreover, these stocks often have superior fundamentals compared to other dividend paying stocks. This is because dividend growth is often an outcome of a sustainable business model, a long track record of profitability, rising cash flows, good liquidity, a strong balance sheet and some value characteristics. 

Here is a selection of stocks that could result in a winning dividend growth portfolio:

12 Fantastic Stocks With Recent Dividend Growth

Stocks with dividend hikes from last week originally published at long-term-investments.blogspot.com. The dividend growth goes into the next round and begins to slow.

Last week, only 12 stocks and two funds announced to hike dividends of which two have a high yield of more than five percent. You can find a detailed list attached with additional price ratios of all 14 assets with dividend growth.

Financial stocks dominating the results; eight of the latest dividend growth stocks belong to the sector. In average, stocks from the sheet hiked dividends by 16.99 percent.