Dividend growth investing may not be for everyone, but I am a fan.
I like the idea of receiving tax efficient payments from long established companies with an established track record of annually increasing their payments to shareholders.
The longest dividend growth history have dividend kings.
Those stocks raised dividends by more than 50 consecutive years without a break.
Today I like to give you an update of the latest dividend kings with current price and fundamentals.
The highest yielding stocks are Emerson, Coca Cola and Procter and Gamble. Only six of them got a strong buy rating by brokerage firms.
My favorites are Procter, Coke, Johnson, Hormel and Colgate. For sure, none of the longest dividend payer has a low forward P/E but high-quality has also its price.
The current pricing measures are also an expression of the current low interest environment.
This implies that rising rates could result in lower stock prices which could only compensated by earnings growth of the corporate.
These are the latest Dividend Kings...
10 Dividend Aristocrats With A Deep Discount
Dividend stocks that reliably increase their payouts year after year have historically outperformed the market over long periods of time.
Even better: Dividend aristocrats are companies in the S&P 500 that have raised their dividends for at least 25 consecutive years.
Throughout their dividend growth streaks, they have faced numerous challenges -- recessions, commodity crashes, wars, and more.
However, they had the strength to continue delivering reliable income growth for investors. Many of these blue-chip dividend stocks operate strong and steady business models and have created substantial shareholder value over time.
The following dividend aristocrats collectively boast an average dividend yield of 3% and have an average dividend growth streak of 46 years.
These are the results...
Even better: Dividend aristocrats are companies in the S&P 500 that have raised their dividends for at least 25 consecutive years.
Throughout their dividend growth streaks, they have faced numerous challenges -- recessions, commodity crashes, wars, and more.
However, they had the strength to continue delivering reliable income growth for investors. Many of these blue-chip dividend stocks operate strong and steady business models and have created substantial shareholder value over time.
The following dividend aristocrats collectively boast an average dividend yield of 3% and have an average dividend growth streak of 46 years.
These are the results...
4 High-Quality Dividend Growth Stocks With Over 5% Yield
It gets harder every day to find quality yield in a world where most people are thinking that the “lower for longer” mantra is starting to become a reality.
They have good reason to think that, because U.S. Treasury rates are among the highest investment grade sovereign debt yields in the world, and the 30-year bond is at a pathetic 2.26%.
Not a very fair return for loaning the government money for 30 years. On this blog we are constantly on the lookout for stocks that pay good dividends, are not horribly overbought and are rated reasonably high by some of the top firms we cover. This week we found four companies that pay at least a 5% yield and are rated Buy.
These are the results...
They have good reason to think that, because U.S. Treasury rates are among the highest investment grade sovereign debt yields in the world, and the 30-year bond is at a pathetic 2.26%.
Not a very fair return for loaning the government money for 30 years. On this blog we are constantly on the lookout for stocks that pay good dividends, are not horribly overbought and are rated reasonably high by some of the top firms we cover. This week we found four companies that pay at least a 5% yield and are rated Buy.
These are the results...
4 Value Dividend Growth Stocks To Consider Now
Today I am sharing with you a few companies, which I believe are attractively valued.
These companies have managed to boost dividends for at least a decade, have a P/E ratio below 20, and a current yield above 2% which is covered by earnings.
These are companies which are good candidates for further research.
Here are the results from the screen...
These companies have managed to boost dividends for at least a decade, have a P/E ratio below 20, and a current yield above 2% which is covered by earnings.
These are companies which are good candidates for further research.
Here are the results from the screen...
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