Sentences with phrase «dividend safety score»

Welltower has a Dividend Safety Score of 84, suggesting that the company's dividend is extremely safe.

The table below shows each company's Dividend Safety Score at the time the dividend cut was announced, the magnitude of the cut, and a link to the original announcement from the company:

Since then, companies reducing their dividends had an average Dividend Safety Score below 20 at the time of their announcements.

We ran the stock through Simply Safe Dividends, and as we go to press, its Dividend Safety Score is 88.

Lockheed has a Dividend Safety Score of 90, indicating a highly secure and dependable dividend, which is what one would expect from a blue chip dividend achiever which has raised its payout every year since 2002.

Sector: Telecommunications Industry: Wireless Services Dividend Safety Score: 86 Forward P / E Ratio: 13.4 x Dividend Yield: 4.3 %

Williams was flagged as one of the riskiest dividend - paying stocks in our database with a Dividend Safety Score of 3 prior to announcing its dividend cut.

AWR's dividend looks very safe with a Dividend Safety Score of 75.

Coke's dividend is extremely safe as demonstrated by a Dividend Safety Score of 99, but about average for growth with a Dividend Growth Score of 46.

My full thesis on Southern can be seen here, but I will be focusing on the company's Dividend Safety Score in this article.

With a Dividend Safety Score of 100, Simply Safe Dividends gives McCormick the highest possible ranking on the market.

The good news is that the portfolio's Dividend Safety score rises from 75 to 79, and the Dividend Growth score rises from 36 to 39.

Its strongest points are the 3 % yield, 20 - year streak of increasing dividends, low payout ratios, and the excellent dividend safety score from Simply Safe Dividends.

It's a very high quality bio-pharmaceutical company with a dividend safety score of 93.

Simply Safe Dividends lowered the dividend safety score on Omega Healthcare Investors (OHI) from 55 to 40 points on a 100 - point scale.

It has a dividend safety score of 73, current yield of 4.9 %, and dividend - increase streak of 13 years.

Franklin Resources has a Dividend Safety Score of 95, indicating that the company has one of the most secure dividends in the market, which is what one would usually expect from a dividend aristocrat that has been raising its payout every year since 1982.

Brown - Forman has a Dividend Safety Score of 96, indicating that its payout is among Wall Street's most secure and dependable.

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The DVB Dividend Analyzer uses the Piotroski F - Score in its formula as part of its Dividend Safety Score.

Most of these stocks score well on our Dividend Safety Score, often in the 80 % or higher range.

(NASDAQ: AAPL) AAPL dividend safety score is 92 earning it a rating of A.

The table below shows some of the important dividend metrics that we consider when assessing dividend safety, you can view the definition and danger zones for each metric on our dividend safety score page.

Eaton's Dividend Safety Score of 53 is about average.

CN's Dividend Safety Score of 93 indicates that the company's current dividend payment is extremely safe.

Our Dividend Safety Score answers the question, «Is the current dividend payment safe?»

• Dividend Safety Score of 67 from Simply Safe Dividends.

Since tracking the data, companies cutting their dividends had an average Dividend Safety Score below 20 at the time of their dividend reduction announcements.

One of the most important components of Simply Safe Dividends is our Dividend Safety Score, a metric that rates the safety of a company's dividend payment by scrubbing through its most important financial metrics.

Crown Castle's Dividend Safety Score of 62 suggests that the company's current dividend payment is pretty safe.

Besides stable business results across many different economic environments, Crown Castle's excellent free cash flow generation boosts its Dividend Safety Score.

HRL has one of the safest dividends investors can find with a dividend Safety Score of 100.

With a Dividend Safety Score of 80 % we are not worried about IBM reducing its dividend, for now.

Each stock earns a Valuation, Profitability, and Dividend Safety Score.

The image below shows the dividend safety score for IBM, now IBM has a great dividend history and is in a strong financial position, but notice that the dividend safety score is already beginning to issue warning signs.

When using the Dividend Safety Score remember the values range from 0 % to 100 %, the higher the better.

In addition to its nice 3 % + yield, it has a Dividend Safety Score of 82 from Simply Safe Dividends, indicating a very safe dividend.

Since tracking the data, companies cutting their dividends had an average Dividend Safety Score below 20 at the time of their dividend reduction announcements.

STORE has a Dividend Safety Score of 66, indicating a safe and dependable dividend.

We ran the stock through Simply Safe Dividends, and as we go to press, its Dividend Safety Score is 88.

• Dividend Safety Score of 67 from Simply Safe Dividends.

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Dividend Safety Scores range from 0 to 100.

Hasbro gets dividend safety scores of 90 from Simply Safe Dividends and «B» from SafetyNet Pro.

That is one reason that the dividend safety scores that we saw earlier are so good.

We wrote a detailed analysis reviewing how Dividend Safety Scores are calculated, what their track record has been, and how to use them for your portfolio here.

These companies have elevated their payouts for many years, boast dividend yields up to nearly 7 % and maintain healthy Dividend Safety Scores — a metric calculated by Simply Safe Dividends to assess a company's risk of future dividend cuts.

I looked at yields, Dividend Safety scores from Simply Safe Dividends, ex-dividend dates (so as not to miss a Q4 payment), company quality, and valuation.

With this in mind, DIS's dividend appears very safe, with a dividend cut extremely unlikely (you can learn more about Dividend Safety Scores here.)