It’s one of the most requested stocks I’ve been asked to cover by subscribers.
This Stock Yields 5% and Looks Attractively Valued Right Now
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This Stock Yields 5%, Pays Monthly, and is Offering a Rare Buy Opportunity
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In the long run, I believe it offers peace of mind, a steady level of income and modest capital appreciation.
This AAA-Rated Dividend Stock is Now in Value Territory
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We consider it a reasonably valued buy at this time.
Now is a Great Time to Be Buying This Growth Stock
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We’ve now got a very attractive entry point. If you’re looking for long-term growth in your portfolio, I think this is a great choice: The company’s revenues are still strong and its operating cash flow is expected to recover very strongly.
Buy This Stock for Its 4% Dividend, Safety and Profit Potential
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I believe the company’s above average yield, low valuation, small size and reasonable debt levels offers a great opportunity for investors seeking income and growth.
This High-Quality Dividend Growth Stock is Offering High Returns
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Those returns are resulting from strong growth, an increasing dividend, and a margin of safety based on its low valuation.
5 Dividend Growth Stocks Offering a Margin of Safety and Great Value
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As the economy continues to grapple with rising interest rates, inflation and economic uncertainties, the importance of valuation and margin of safety is critical. Consequently, today I’m offering a high-level overview of five companies that pay a decent and growing dividend that’s well-covered by cash flows. But most importantly, they offer the risk-averse investor a margin of safety and great value.
Selecting the Best Dividend Growth Stocks for Total Return (Part 2)
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In the second installment of this series, I will be sharing the process that I utilize to find stocks that appropriately meet the goals and objectives of the investment policy statement I’ve established.
Constructing a Dividend Growth Stock Portfolio for Total Return (Part 1)
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In this video, I am going to share a process that I like to use to select stocks that meet specific criteria. Importantly, it is the process that I am focusing on and not the individual stocks.
Lessons on Valuation and Dividend Growth from the Dogs of the Dow
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Although I do not believe in just blindly following the Dogs of the Dow strategy, I have always liked it as a starting point for dividend growth investing.
