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In the week of January 29-February 4, 26 companies in Dividend Radar decided to increase their dividends, including four of the companies I hold stock in. There were no dividend cuts or suspensions announced for Dividend Radar stocks during this period.
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As a dividend growth investor, my objective is to identify high-quality dividend growth stocks trading at reasonable valuations. That's a tough task, though, as such stocks often trade at premium valuations.
I monitor dividend increase announcements and usually select a high-quality stock (according to DVK Quality Snapshots) for consideration.
To read about these announcements, please read this article at Seeking Alpha.
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