I write a weekly article for TheStreet.com.
In this week's article, I looked for Dividend Kings trading below fair value. The Dividend Kings are companies that have increased their dividend payouts for at least 50 consecutive years, through economic recessions, market crashes, technological revolutions, and shifting consumer tastes. Membership of this impressive list of companies is very exclusive, with only 34 companies presently included.
This article presents three Dividend Kings trading below my fair value estimates. Based on their closing prices on Friday, June 11th, each of these stocks is trading at a discount of at least 5%.
Only four Dividend Kings are discounted at this time and one of them is trading only 2% below my fair value estimate. That is not a big enough margin, so I'm only covering three Dividend Kings trading at least 5% below fair value. These are investment-grade stocks with impressive dividend growth histories and solid earnings growth histories as well.
Please read this article at TheStreet.com.
Or you can follow me on Twitter and Facebook.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please don't include links in comments. I will mark such comments as spam and the comment won't be published. To make me aware of your blog or website, comment on my Blogrole page instead.