This is high-quality REIT with fantastic fundamentals across the board. The stock offers a 5%+ yield, double-digit long-term dividend growth, a low payout ratio, and the potential that shares are 21% undervalued.
This stock offers of a good yield (almost twice as high as the S&P 500), a safe dividend (rated “Very Safe” from Simply Safe Dividends), and a long record of dividend growth (44 years). On top of all this, shares appear 20% undervalued right now.
This is one of Warren Buffett’s favorite stocks. With a market-beating yield, recent double-digit dividend raise, extremely low payout ratio, and the potential that shares are 13% undervalued, it could be an appealing long-term play for dividend growth investors.
Warren Buffett has been buying this stock hand over fist. And with a market-beating yield, very low payout ratio, double-digit dividend growth, and the potential that shares are 17% undervalued, you should take a serious look at it as well.
I agree with many analysts who believe it remains an attractive stock to own
With its good yield, very good quality rankings, and significant 25%-36% undervaluation, I think it’s a very attractive dividend growth investment.
This is a high-quality company operating a very simple business model. The future arguably looks even better than the past. With a ~3% yield, a low payout ratio, almost a decade of dividend raises, and the potential that shares are 22% undervalued, this dividend growth stock is a classic “Peter Lynch idea” on sale.
This is a high-margin business with great fundamentals and an exciting new growth product in its lineup. With a yield near 6%, 11 consecutive annual dividend raises since its inception, and the potential that shares are 24% undervalued, this is the kind of high-yield dividend growth stock that income seekers should take a very close look at.
This stock has a strong dividend record and currently appears 12% undervalued. The company boasts strong financials with a “fortress balance sheet”… and it has a solid, future-focused business model that’s focused on both growth and efficiency. On top of all this, it has a wide moat rating from Morningstar, a high Safety rating from Value Line, and a solid A- credit rating from S&P. In my opinion, the stock seems like a very attractive dividend growth prospect right now.
Here’s the lesson that history teaches us…
