Value in Growth Clothes: Growth in Value Clothes
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The Highest Quality Dividend Growth Stocks In 2024
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2022 Week 46 investing and trading report
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The markets have been in turmoil and I have seen my investments drop by
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Portfolio Update – March 2021 – $1,000 per month!
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Cardiovascular Systems
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Cardiovascular Systems, Inc., a medical technology company, develops,
manufactures, and markets devices to treat vascular diseases in the United
States. Th...
Buy: ABBV
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Today I added a new position: ABBV. They didn't show up on my screener
because some spin-off activity made it look like their div history is much
shorter t...
I've spent the past 5 weeks reviewing earnings in the search of strong dividend growth stocks.
Instead of solely focus on their dividend yield or history, I put my primary focus on their growth abilities.
This quarter I've found 3 companies showing double-digit increases this quarter that has maintained this pace for the past 5 years: - AbbVie (ABBV) - 12.16% Dividend CAGR over 5 years - Starbucks (SBUX) - 23.36% Dividend CAGR over 5 years - Lockheed Martin (LMT) - 11.70% Dividend CAGR over 5 years My Favorite Pick at the Moment Since both ABBV and LMT stock soared over the past 12 months, I would put my $2 on SBUX if I had to enter in a new position now. AbbVie may represent the strongest stock appreciation potential, but I'm afraid there is a little too much hype around the stock right now. As for Lockheed Martin, this stock is currently fairly valued and show little short-term upside potential. Starbucks will continue to develop the Chinese market while improving their menu and store size in North America. Its proximity with its customers gives them a unique competitive advantage and allows SBUX to move faster and adapt to its clientele evolving tastes.
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There’s been plenty of ink recently spilled over Walgreen’s (WBA), a
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