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A Comprehensive Look At Dividend Growth Stock Valuations Sector By Sector: Part 2
2016-08-26
Introduction Finding attractively valued dividend growth stocks is getting harder and harder to do. The overall market has been on a relentless advance for many years now, and high quality dividend paying growth stocks have been leaders. Consequently, valuations have become extended beyond historical norms and I contend prudence. Nevertheless, there are attractive dividend growth […]
83 Attractive Dividend Growth Stocks for Your Retirement Portfolios: Part 2A
2015-10-09
Introduction I recently completed a 3 part series of articles offered to assist retired investors in designing the equity portion of their retirement portfolios. In part 1 of this series found here I presented Peter Lynch’s 6 broad categories of stocks (businesses) that he wrote about in his best-selling book “One Up On Wall Street.” […]
10 Dividend Growth Stocks for Your Retirement Portfolios Aggregate Yield 4.3%: Part 2
2015-08-10
Introduction After an exhaustive search of the dividend growth stock universe I identified 20 dividend growth stocks that I felt were currently worthy of consideration for retirement portfolios based on valuation. In part 1 of this 2-part series found here I discussed the current level of the S&P 500, and offered some important principles about […]
Eaton Corporation A High-Yield Dividend Growth Opportunity
2015-07-24
Introduction Finding high-quality dividend growth stocks in today’s market is challenging at best. For those investors most interested in income, I believe that a 3% or better yield represents a sweet spot in today’s market. However, it’s getting very difficult to find attractively valued blue-chips that can provide that kind of income while simultaneously offering […]
7 Large-cap Industrials with High Growth Rates, Low Valuations and Above-average Dividend Yields
2012-04-16
This article screened the industrial sector searching for companies that offer above-average forecast earnings growth of 15% to 20% or better that could be purchased at an attractive valuation. Although each of these companies pays a dividend, due to the cyclical nature of this industry we encourage the reader to carefully review the dividend history […]