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Friday, April 15, 2022

10 Dividend Growth Stocks For April 2022

After taking a month off, I'm back with another edition of my monthly series of 10 Dividend Growth Stocks. In this series, I rank a selection of dividend growth stocks in Dividend Radar and present the ten top-ranked stocks for further research and possible investment. 

To rank stocks, I determine quality scores using DVK Quality Snapshots and sort them in descending order, breaking ties with additional metrics. Before writing this article, I changed how quality scores are calculated. I’ll discuss the change and why I made it in the article.

This month,
 I screened for discounted, high-yielding stocks. 

The latest Dividend Radar (dated April 8, 2022) contains 749 stocks. Of these, 237 stocks have forward dividend yields of 3% or higher, but only 22 pass my valuations screens. I ranked these candidates and present the 10 top-ranked stocks for consideration. 

Please read this article at Seeking Alpha to see the ten top-ranked dividend growth stocks for April 2022. As usual, I provide fair value estimates and key metrics for each of these stocks.

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2 comments :

  1. Welcome back and another great post with lots to consider! I have followed you for a while and enjoy your thorough analysis. I'm wondering how you manage your 92 positions in the DivGro portfolio? Do you manually enter the data or is it pulled from google finance's limited options or do you use/recommend other sources to automate your spreadsheets?

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    1. I use googlefinance() to auto-update the current price, but manually update dividend data in a spreadsheet "database" from which my public portfolio is created. I'm also working with Portfolio Insight to improve their tools for portfolio management. You may recognize many of the charts I've been using in my articles in their app. You can try it out by following the affiliate link at the top of my blog.

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