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 market. Therefore they could be a reason for income investors to consider buying them, next to the fact that the dow stocks are also blue chips.
The screener below list the 30 companies including their last price, the 1 year average price target estimated by analysts and the potential (%) based on the difference between the last price and the Wallstreet price target.
This list could help active dividend growth investors to identify potential bargains and which stocks to avoid.
