Full List Of Dividend Growth Stocks From The Past The Week

Company	Ticker	New Yield	New Dividend	Old Dividend	Dividend Growth in %
Harris Corp	HRS	1.66	0.685	0.57	20.18%
Farmers National Banc	FMNB	2.06	0.08	0.07	14.29%
Greif A	GEF	3.16	0.44	0.42	4.76%
Greif B	GEFB	4.41	0.66	0.63	4.76%
Kimball Intl Cl B	KBAL	1.82	0.08	0.07	14.29%
Meta Financial Group	CASH	0.71	0.15	0.13	15.38%
Pacific Coast Oil Trust	ROYT	18.47	0.04063	0.03887	4.53%
Reinhart Int Bd NextSh	RPIBC	0.53	0.04403	0.03879	13.51%
Saratoga Investment	SAR	8.43	0.52	0.51	1.96%
Avnet	AVT	1.64	0.2	0.19	5.26%
Kewaunee Scientific	KEQU	2.42	0.19	0.17	11.76%
Capital Southwest	CSWC	7.05	0.34	0.29	17.24%
TFS Financial	TFSL	6.48	0.25	0.17	47.06%

7 Buy-Rated Dividend Stocks With High Cash On Balance

Cash is King especially when the market is in crisis mode. It's also better to own stocks with a high cash balance than to trade high leveraged stocks. 

Cash enables canny corporate managers to be convex to volatility, raising the value of that cash, particularly should the Fed begin raising rates 
  
I've created a screen of companies that have 15% of their assets in cash, whose stock has declined at least 15% since their highest point in 2015 and have a 15% or more upside.

Attached are 7 top buy rated stocks with big cash on hands.

Here are the results...

5 Top Dividend Stocks With No Debt But High Cash On Balance Sheet

I hate it when one of my stock holdings cut its dividends. Tesco did it recently and I will lose now 75 percent of my income from the stake. 

For sure, it’s not much because the stock has only a portfolio share of around one percent but I've bought this share in hopes to get a stable output or a rising long-term dividend with low taxation.

Recently I wrote about stocks that have lower debt amounts on their balance sheets. I made this with thoughts in my mind to avoid a future dividend cut. 

Today I will strengthen my criteria and tighten the focus on stocks with no debt and high cash amounts. That's the highest level of safeness every investor could reach.

I found the graphic on US Today with some interesting stocks in terms of cash and debt (look at the end of this article). 

The list shows 26 U.S. stocks with no debt! There are more available on the market but those are some of the biggest and you might know them.

Cash is king and large capitalization too. I love big capitalized stocks because of their good business diversification. Those stocks have often a well diversified product portfolio and great sales teams all over the world. 

Big companies also have more money for research and development and offer more money and social benefits to the best talented people in the world.

If one country or currency suffers, a different one can eliminate the problems with sales growth. No every problem can be solved so easy but investors have a better chance to make a good return.

No debt could also mean more money for shareholders (Dividends or Share Buybacks) or a higher growth. The company can invest into the future by acquisitions or product investments.

In the end, everything is a question of the ability of the management team; a good team can boost the company while a bad head can bring them down.

Below are five of my favorite stocks with no debt and high cash mountains.

5 Cash-Hoarding Stocks With Top Yields And Strong Cash Flows (PFE, COP, CVX, LLY, MRK)

While I made my daily research on several stock market screeners, one question came deeply into my mind. When the markets are so expensive, who are the cheapest stocks, not by P/E but in terms of cash flow or Ebitda. I also included the Cash and debt of the company.

So, the good thing is that you can buy stocks in every market cycle but you must be careful with your investment spending.

Your final return depends in the end on your inital investment cost and if you buy at a high price, your return will fall into a low or negative area.

Good to know that dividends can upper your yield but my experience is that it could be very painful for an investor to look at a suffering return over years.

These are my criteria:

- Market Cap over 15 Billion

- Dividend Yield in the higher yield space over 3 percent

- Cheapest Enterprise-To-Ebitda Ratio on the market

My screen delivered some interesting results in the large cap area: Oil companies are top. 

COP, CVX are the best results in terms of EV/EBITDA. Both have a ratio of around 5 which is very comfortable in the current situation but what about Russia and the Middle East crises?

My second best results came from the technology space: Intel and Verizon. Warren Buffett added his VZ stake by one third on the past quarter and he might be right because VZ is much cheaper than rival AT&T. The EV/EBITDA ratio is only at 6.35 while T has a ratio of 9.66.

Healthcare is also good positioned with Merck, Pfizer and Eli Lilly but those are suffering on the patent cliff.

I believe that it does not make sense to look at stocks with a higher ratio. For sure cash flows can come down and the full sheet becomes trash but most of the companies serve values. What are your thoughts about my current screen? How are you invested?

These are the best results in terms of lowest debt-to-equity ratio:

14 Technology Stocks With Cheap Price/Cash Ratios

Technology Stocks With Cheap P/Cash Ratios by Dividend Yield - Stock, Capital, Investment. I screened the technology sector by stocks with a price to cash ratio of less than 3. In addition, stocks from the screen have a market capitalization of more than USD 2 billion and a long-term debt to equity ratio of less than one.


Here are the results:

Technology Stocks With Cheap P/Cash Ratios (Click to enlarge)

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