The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) consists of 30 blue-chip stocks. For dividend investors, this is an interesting list, since most “Dow-30” companies pay a dividend. Many stocks are able to increase their dividend for several consecutive years. The top-yielding Dow stocks all have dividends that are well above average yields in the stock…
The Dividend Kings list is a select group of companies in the S&P 500 Index that have increased dividends every year for the last 50 straight years. These US companies that have historically provided (slightly) better performance and (slightly) lower volatility than the S&P 500 as a whole and a great source for dividend…
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (Dow-30) consists of 30 blue-chip stocks. For dividend investors, this is an interesting list, since 29 of the 30 companies pay a dividend. Many stocks are able to increase their dividend for several consecutive years. The top-yielding Dow stocks all have dividends that are well above average yields in the…
The DAX is a European index comprised of the 30 largest and most traded companies in Germany. It represents around 80 percent of the market capitalization of listed stock corporations in Germany. The DAX-index can be a source for investors that are looking for European blue-chip dividend stocks. The following table lists the members of…
The Dividend Kings list is a select group of US companies that have increased dividends every year for the last 50 straight years. Historically speaking, consistent dividend growers have been among the best long-term performers in the market. The following table lists the dividend kings that have increased their dividend over the last six months,…
The Dividend Aristocrats list is a select group of companies in the S&P 500 Index that have increased dividends every year for the last 25 straight years. Historically speaking, consistent dividend growers have been among the best long-term performers in the market. The following table lists the dividend aristocrats that have increased their dividend over…
Last month we wrote in our newsletter: “At the moment, Total S.A. is a stock to be reconsidered based on the 5-year dividend growth number. In addition, competitor BP halves dividend as Covid-19 turmoil pushes this oil major to a huge loss of $16.8bn.” Total SA declared the distribution of the second 2020 interim dividend…
About Preserve capital and deliver a safe dividend yield above the market’s average is the main objective of our Retirement Dividend Portfolio. Dividend growth is expected to be moderately, and the portfolio should keep up with the broader market over time. The composition of this conservative portfolio for retirees is constructed based on the following…
About Estimating the expected 5 years future total returns are based on two main components for dividend growth stocks: Dividend yield Change in share price The change in share price often comes from dividend growth which is mainly driven by earnings per share growth and the difference between the share price and the fair value.…
About Estimating the expected 5 years future total returns are based on two main components for dividend growth stocks: Dividend yield Change in share price The change in share price often comes from dividend growth which is mainly driven by earnings per share growth and the difference between the share price and the fair value.…