Sentences with phrase «double digit dividend growth»

PJC.A currently falls into the latter category as I expect the company to deliver double digit dividend growth for years to come.

Partly fueled by the recently enacted tax reform act, they also offer the prospect of double digit dividend growth over the next couple of years.

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Add in an average 3 % dividend, plus more global growth, and it may even break double digits.

With strong sales growth and consistent earnings progression, I expect the company to keep up with a double - digit dividend growth commitment for several years.

This is another reason why I believe in a double - digit dividend growth policy for the next decade.

However, I would not expect a high single to double - digit dividend growth rate in the future.

With a yield near 5 % and double - digit dividend growth, along with the potential for 17 % upside, this stock currently offers one of the most outstanding combinations of income and upside in the dividend growth stock universe.

While you can find plenty of stocks with higher yields, General Dynamics» double - digit dividend growth rate implies that over time, investors could collect a much higher yield on cost.

A yield well over 6 %, management guidance for double - digit dividend growth, and the possibility that shares are 59 % undervalued means this could be the single greatest opportunity in the market for long - term dividend growth investors.

Now, I wouldn't expect that kind of dividend growth to continue indefinitely, but strong underlying business growth should continue to fuel double - digit annual raises for the foreseeable future.

Dividend growth in the double digits looks likely for the foreseeable future, and much of this belief is based on excellent fundamentals.

With a 2.5 % + yield, double - digit long - term dividend growth, a very moderate payout ratio, and the possibility that shares are 15 % undervalued, this is still one of my Top 10 Stocks for 2018 (and beyond).

No big deal, as you mentioned, since I'm still showing a double digit year over year gain on the whole and that's the point of being a dividend growth investor.

Assuming a dividend growth rate in the low double digits, that translates into a total return between 11 % and 13 %.

And it's hard to dislike a ~ 2 % yield when it's coupled with double - digit dividend growth, which is exactly what Starbucks is offering.

RCI.B sports a dividend yield of roughly 4.3 % which, coupled with even mid-single-digit dividend growth, offers me the potential of achieving double digit growth over the longer term assuming dividend yield + dividend growth can be counted on for total returns.

Minimum yield Dividend growth stocks come with yields ranging from 0.1 % to double - digits.

While the recent dividend growth rate is somewhat concerning, we are forward looking and with EPS growth rates anticipated in the double - digits for the next five years.

DIS really is one of the few companies of such massive size and long history still being able to deliver double digit eps - and dividend growth rates in the future.

Since increasing dividends by double - digits from 2003 — 2008 (when the company increased dividends twice a year), RLI has slowed its dividend growth rate.

In short, you'd have the opportunity to 1) capture a double - digit annualized yield or 2) pick up a high quality dividend growth stock at an even larger discount than what it's already trading for.

Still, you're looking at a yield coming up on 3 % along with the potential for double - digit dividend growth for at least the next few years.

And when looking out over the foreseeable future, the company seems poised to continue delivering double - digit dividend growth.

Meanwhile, the stock appears 13 % undervalued, offers a yield near 3 % on a well - funded dividend, and has demonstrated double - digit dividend growth.

Bunge has a good record of dividend growth, with annual increases in the high single digits or low double digits.

That said, Amgen could come in closer to that 7 % market over the next few years, or even beyond that period, and still provide for dividend growth somewhere near double digits for years to come simply by virtue of where the payout ratio is at (meaning the payout ratio would expand a bit).

This means that investors can likely expect around double - digit dividend growth over this time, which is among the fastest levels offered by any retail stock.

Incredible business fundamentals, more than two decades of dividend growth, a strong possibility of double - digit dividend growth for the foreseeable future, and the potential that shares are 9 % undervalued all adds up to a very compelling long - term dividend growth investment idea.

This bodes well for future dividend growth, as double - digit dividend increases seem all but guaranteed for the foreseeable future.

I'm modeling in the long - term demonstrated DGR, long - term EPS growth, wherewithal and penchant for double - digit dividend growth, near - term forecast for EPS growth, and modest payout ratio.

Northrop Grumman has an excellent record of dividend growth, with many years of double digit increases.

Like NEE, Dominion has had very good dividend growth and has announced intentions to continue double - digit annual increases through 2020.

Now, I wouldn't expect that kind of dividend growth to continue indefinitely, but strong underlying business growth should continue to fuel double - digit annual raises for the foreseeable future.

Dividend growth in the double digits looks likely for the foreseeable future, and much of this belief is based on excellent fundamentals.

With a yield near 5 % and double - digit dividend growth, along with the potential for 17 % upside, this stock currently offers one of the most outstanding combinations of income and upside in the dividend growth stock universe.

Double digit AFFO and dividend growth is very solid performance.

I don't know how you could dislike a yield at 3 % and dividend growth in the double digits.

General Dynamics (GD): A Wide Moat Dividend Aristocrat With Double - Digit Payout Growth Potential

With a payout ratio of just 30 %, there's still plenty of room for double - digit dividend growth moving forward (especially after factoring in underlying profit growth, which we'll go over).

If only there was a way to get the best of both worlds today... to purchase both a high - quality dividend growth stock today AND collect a double - digit annual income stream from those very same shares over the next 12 months.

The company has a good record of dividend growth and has recently been increasing its dividend very quickly, with double digit increases since 2011.

In short, you want to put your money to work for you in high - quality dividend growth stocks for their safety and growing dividend stream... but their current yields are so suppressed today that you'd potentially have to wait a whole decade before being able to capture a double - digit yield - on - cost.

Meanwhile, the stock appears 13 % undervalued at recent prices, offers a 2.6 % yield on a well - funded dividend, and has demonstrated double - digit dividend growth.

For me, when a stock goes from a double digit divi growth to low single digit in a matter of a year, it's a big red flag as it points to cash flow problems., The next stop would be a freeze, followed by a suspension or complete elimination of dividend.

However, investors looking for double - digit dividend growth well into the future should look elsewhere for opportunities.

Pairing a yield over 6.5 % with double - digit dividend growth is practically unheard of, yet that's what you may be getting here with this stock.

Year - over-year dividend growth has been in the double digits, except for the years 2009 — 2013.

They've already made good on that with a 10 % increase earlier this year; double - digit dividend growth looks poised to continue for the foreseeable future.

This could drag on long - term sales growth, which is why investors may not be able to rely on the company being able to grow its dividend at the impressive double - digit pace enjoyed over the past 30 years.

Since 2011, the year - over-year dividend increases have been in the double digits, giving the company a 5 - year average dividend growth rate of 17.27 %.