I like to create periodic tables for dividend growth stocks. Each table compares two characteristics that are important to investors. This month, we are going to take the 100 highest-yielding stocks from the Dividend Champions, Contenders and Challengers (CCC) document – which contains stocks that have delivered dividend increases for 5 straight years or more – and see how safe their dividends are.
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I purchased them with the cash I received from trimming my position in McDonald’s (MCD)…
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This stock, which yields 3%, has increased its dividend for 20 consecutive years, has low payout ratios and an excellent dividend safety score from Simply Safe Dividends. On top of all of this, shares are potentially 19% undervalued…
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The company has increased its dividend for seven consecutive years and yields 3.7%. In addition, one of the services I use to assess dividend safety suggests that the company’s dividend is safe and unlikely to be cut…
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I like to create periodic tables for dividend growth stocks. Each table compares two characteristics that are important to investors. Today, I’m going to take the Dividend Champion stocks — companies that have raised their dividends 25 years or more — and compare their yields to their dividend growth rates (DGR).
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