Sentences with phrase «lower dividend growth»

A dividend growth investor may discard any stocks with low dividend growth or no dividends at all.

While you are at it, consider a high yield, low dividend growth portfolio on its own merit.

However, I've noticed that some of them purchased companies with a high dividend yield (annual dividend / price of the share) but with a pretty low dividend growth.

I like a balance of low yielding high dividend growth mixed with high yielding low dividend growth stocks.

Yes, the mix between between lower yield / higher dividend growth and higher yield / lower dividend growth sounds perfect.

If you can't handle periods of low dividend growth, Exxon is the right investment for you.

The study showed that stocks with relatively high yields and relatively high 3 year dividend growth rates have historically outperformed stocks with lower yields and lower dividend growth rates.

And what could be lower dividend growth moving forward (relative to that big 10 - year DGR) is compensated by a relatively high yield of 2.97 %.

Some investors like high - yielding stocks with lower dividend growth while others like lower - yielding stocks with higher dividend growth, and some prefer a mix of both, but keep this basic guideline in mind.

Unless Cisco's long - term growth becomes somehow severely hampered, which would translate into much lower dividend growth than what I'm forecasting, the stock looks undervalued.

For many companies, dividend growth comes in waves with high dividend growth for a few years followed by lower dividend growth for a few years as the business cycle fluctuates.

And what could be lower dividend growth moving forward (relative to that big 10 - year DGR) is compensated by a relatively high yield of 2.97 %.

Some investors like high - yielding stocks with lower dividend growth while others like lower - yielding stocks with higher dividend growth, and some prefer a mix of both, but keep this basic guideline in mind.

Next we have dividend growth, DUK and ED has some of the lowest dividend growth reaching only +2 %.

I use the S&P 500 dividends as a lower dividend growth baseline.

The Chowder # of these stocks are lower because they have lower dividend growth.

Not all investors in the Dividend Strategy as of 12/31/13 held all positions as of this date (specifically, newer investors who were not yet fully invested in the strategy and / or investors who have restricted us from investing in particular industries, did not own all positions as of this date) and therefore it is likely they achieved a lower dividend growth rate in 2014.

Next we have dividend growth, DUK and ED has some of the lowest dividend growth reaching only +2 %.

I look for a balance between lower yield / higher dividend growth and higher yield / lower dividend growth and I gravitate toward the former simply because of my age.

As such, they often have high dividend yields and low dividend growth.