This company’s stock valuation is in rare territory right now, due to what I consider a market over-reaction. For dividend growth investors, the stock is seldom available at such a high yield as 3.5%, and its dividend seems to be very safe and sound.
This stock seems like a very attractive dividend growth opportunity right now. Not only does it yield 5%, but it has a top-tier Dividend Safety rating and a proven propensity for increasing its dividend. On top of all of this, shares appear 20% undervalued at recent prices.
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This stock, which is potentially 20% undervalued right now, offers a strong dividend record — combining a high yield (5.3%) with a consistently fast rate of growth (17%+ over the past 5 years).
Recent price declines have brought this stock’s price into attractive territory after years of seeming to be perpetually overvalued.
Overall, this looks like an attractive investment opportunity at its current valuation and high yield. If it could deliver 4%/year dividend growth on top of its initial yield of nearly 6%, that would be a good deal for most dividend growth investors.
Not only is this a world-class chip company that has come into a fair valuation range (it appears to be 12% undervalued), but its business model is one of the most clearly explained that I have ever encountered. In addition, the company has an outstanding dividend record that offers an unusual combination of offering both a fast growth rate with a good yield. On top of all of this, the company gets a high dividend safety score from Simply Safe Dividends.
This stock offers 11 straight years of dividend growth, a high dividend growth rate and a very strong dividend safety rating. In addition, the company has outstanding profitability and a great record of earnings growth. On top of all of this, shares appear 17% undervalued right now.
This stock offers a higher-than-normal 3.2% yield, 13 straight years of dividend growth, a very strong Dividend Safety Score and an A+ credit rating. On top of all this, shares appear 20% undervalued right now.
It’s somewhat unusual for a stock yielding 4.7% to have a fast dividend growth rate, but this one does (including an 8.4% increase this year and a 5-year dividend growth rate of 9.6% per year).
