Not only has this company been paying quarterly dividends since 1916 (and increasing them for the last 19 consecutive years), but it’s raised its dividend an average of 19.4% a year for the last decade and has a very low payout ratio of just 27.9%. On top of all of this, at current prices, shares appear to be about 25% undervalued…
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Not only are the odds strong that the company will continue growing its dividend for many years to come, but shares look attractively valued here as well…
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Not only has this company increased its dividend for 27 consecutive years, but its 3.7% yield is about twice what the broader market offers. Meanwhile, the stock appears to be about 11% undervalued…
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Not only has this company shown an excellent ability to grow both the top and bottom lines, but it continues to reward shareholders with increasing dividends. In addition, at current prices, the stock — with eight consecutive years of dividend growth under its belt — appears to be more than 10% undervalued. On top of all this, a spin-off that’s set to occur in 2015 could provide a catalyst for further upside…
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