Experts suggest that in order to successfully invest for the long term, you need to focus on quality stocks that are stable and predictable, because what works today may not work years or decades from now.
Dividends play an important role within long-term investing. You get steady growth at low volatility, while also receiving dividends that you can use to reinvest in the company for more stock, or acquire new positions.
High-quality stocks as long-term investments is a great strategy especially when they grow, pay and rise dividends over time. Today I like to present 5 dividend paying stocks that may good long-run stocks for normal investors like me.
These are my favorite results:
These 15 Stocks Could Double Their Dividends
Dividend growth is more important than yield, that's a major issue from the dividend growth investing space.
The reason is simple, a fast growing stock that reinvest all of their generated money, could overtake every higher yielding and slow growing stock in a few years.
Today I like to show you 15 Dividend Achievers, stocks with a history of growing dividends of more than 10 years without a break, that have potential to double their dividends.
My criteria:
- Debt-to-equity of less than 0.2
- Low payout ratio under 30%
- positive earnings growth over 5% yearly
Here are my favorites...
The reason is simple, a fast growing stock that reinvest all of their generated money, could overtake every higher yielding and slow growing stock in a few years.
Today I like to show you 15 Dividend Achievers, stocks with a history of growing dividends of more than 10 years without a break, that have potential to double their dividends.
My criteria:
- Debt-to-equity of less than 0.2
- Low payout ratio under 30%
- positive earnings growth over 5% yearly
Here are my favorites...
10 High Yielding Stocks With Reliable Dividends
About 60
companies in the S&P 500 have yields of 3% or more. To make our cut, each
company needs to cover its dividend from estimated 2015 earnings.
I excluded
oil stocks and real estate investment trusts as well as master limited
partnerships, which are valued differently than regular corporations using
cash-flow measures rather than reported earnings.
These are my results....
11 Good Yielding Dividend Growth Stocks You Don't Want To Miss In Your Portfolio
If you are a fearful investor who
scared about the ups and downs of the stock market, you must consider low
volatility stocks with strong and growing cash flows.
In addition, the
management team of the company should pay a solid amount of the net income back
to shareholders. I talk about dividends and buybacks. Those are very
shareholder friendly activities to create value for investors.
Today I like to
introduce 11 dividend stocks that combine stable cash flows with high dividend yields above 3% and low stock price volatility. The stocks below reward
investors each year with steady or rising dividend payments. Each of these 11
stocks has not reduced its dividend payments in over 25 years.
These are the results in detail:
Labels:
Beta,
Dividend Aristocrats,
Dividend Champions,
Dividend Growth,
Dividends,
ED,
GIS,
K,
KMB,
KO,
MCD,
MO,
PG,
Safe Haven,
SO,
SYY,
Volatility,
VZ
The Top Yielder From The S&P MidCap 400 Dividend Aristocrats Index
Dividends are a good income source for passive investors who like to retire earlier. A great source of stocks with a long history of sustainable and growing dividends can be found within the Dividend Aristocrats family.
I've written many articles about those stocks, which are very popular. Today I like to show the highest yielding stocks from the S&P MidCap 400 Dividend Aristocrats Index. Each stock has increased its annual dividend 15 or more consecutive years.
These are the results with a yield, higher or close to 3 percent dividend yield....
I've written many articles about those stocks, which are very popular. Today I like to show the highest yielding stocks from the S&P MidCap 400 Dividend Aristocrats Index. Each stock has increased its annual dividend 15 or more consecutive years.
These are the results with a yield, higher or close to 3 percent dividend yield....
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