Not exact matches
Most energy stocks are down 30 % to 50 %, providing an
excellent opportunity to
buy them at a value price and providing good
dividend yields, 4 - 6 % range.
Now, of course, if you are a regular reader of my website, you know that stock price declines are what you should get excited about because they represent great
buying opportunities to own
excellent companies that grow profits and
dividends year after year.
You could have
bought excellent companies like Conoco Phillips and got a yield of over 5 % plus this company has a solid history of raising their
dividend... in fact they did so just recently.
They pay out their
dividend in February and July, so I can easily
buy them in January and add an
excellent business to my portfolio.
In the last Lesson, I stated that
dividend growth investing is largely about
buying excellent companies and holding onto them.
Warren Buffett, perhaps the greatest all - time assessor of
excellent company management, is known for
buying stocks like Coca - Cola that have consistently increased
dividends over the long term.
An absolutely
excellent company, the kind of stock that once you
buy, you never sell — letting the growing
dividends that you receive every three months do the talking.
Some people
buy them because they are
dividend - paying companies, and others
buy them because they are
excellent company.