Author: Marc Lichtenfeld, Wealthy Retirement

A Perpetual Dividend Raiser, it pays a yield of about 6% now, that looks ‘extremely safe.’

Not having enough exposure to here in 2026 is like not having exposure to tech in the early 1990s or 2023.

If it can get back to positive free cash flow growth, it’ll take some of the pressure off of the dividend rating. If not, management will have some tough decisions in the future.

With 23 years of dividend increases, the dividend is fairly safe. But that could change quickly if cash flow continues to deteriorate as anticipated.

If this were a stock, I’d be eager to buy it, as it’s in an uptrend and coming into support with momentum starting to shift.