US Dividends Aristocrats thread

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more posting tmw.

no need to pay good money to fake gurus when information is free.
fkers oso cut and paste information and sell u at a premium.

dun like divys stocks? no prob no hard feelings. sure there are other free analysts out there.
juz remb no need to pay for fake promises of making it big in stock market.
 

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u all pay few thousands to fake gurus they will give u live trades?
pay thousands to course sellers they still tell u no gaurantee. u lose money is yr own dai ji.
pay thousands to scammers for more upsell and cross sells?

pay so much for wht? free information alrdy in the internet. see u dare or not only.
 

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The NASDAQ Dividend Achievers Index is made up of 260 stocks with 10+ consecutive years of dividend increases, that also meet certain minimum size and liquidity requirements.
It is one of the best sources to find high-quality dividend growth stocks.

NASDAQ DIVIDEND ACHIEVERS TM

Why Dividends Matter
Companies that pay regular dividends tend to be in better financial health and produce sustained earnings and revenue growth.
Dividends help identify well-managed companies; every dividend declaration represents a promise by management and a vote of confidence by the board of directors in the company's leadership.
Companies that consistently raise their dividend payouts also raise the bar on their own performance expectations.
Shares of dividend-paying companies possess built-in value that makes them generally more resilient in down markets, with solid appreciation potential during earnings-driven market upturns — with less price volatility.
Dividend Achievers History
The Dividend Achievers™ history traces back to 1979, when Moody's Investor Service developed a proprietary model to identify best-of-breed dividend-paying companies. In 1998, Mergent, Inc acquired Moody's Investor Service and rebranded under the Mergent name. Nasdaq acquired the brand in late 2012 and added rules-based methodologies to make the indexes more transparent for investors.

NASDAQ US Dividend Achievers Select Index
 

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JPMorgan Is A Compelling Long-Term Investment

Updated August 13th, 2019

Putting It All Together
Now, let’s put everything together. Should shares of JPMorgan earn $13.07 by 2024 and trade at 11 times earnings. This would indicate a future target share price of about $144. If the dividend grew at the same rate as earnings, 5.5% per year, investors will collect an average of just over $4 annually for the next five years in dividends as well.

We see our estimate of fair value, as well as our estimate of earnings growth as quite achievable. Given balance sheet growth, expense reductions, and share repurchases, we think JPMorgan has upside potential to our 5.5% growth forecast.

Combined with a compelling dividend yield, and a payout that will grow meaningfully over time, we don’t think it is difficult to make the case for owning JPMorgan shares today.

We think JPMorgan is the best-run, strongest bank among the large US banks. We also see the possibility for robust growth ahead for both earnings and the dividend. With total forecast returns in the high single digits, accruing from the 3%+ yield, 5.5% earnings growth, and essentially no impact from the valuation, JPMorgan’s totals returns look compelling for those wanting exposure to the banking industry.
 
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