On 27 September, Honeywell International (HON) increased its quarterly dividend by 4.63%, from $1.08 to $1.13 per share.
The dividend will be paid on 6 December to shareholders of record on 15 November. The ex-dividend date is 15 November.
On 27 September, Honeywell International (HON) increased its quarterly dividend by 4.63%, from $1.08 to $1.13 per share.
The dividend will be paid on 6 December to shareholders of record on 15 November. The ex-dividend date is 15 November.
On 26 September, Accenture (ACN) increased its quarterly dividend by 14.73%, from $1.29 to $1.48 per share.
The dividend will be paid on 15 November to shareholders of record on 10 October. The ex-dividend date is 10 October.
On 26 September, McDonald's (MCD) increased its quarterly dividend by 5.99%, from $1.67 to $1.77 per share.
The dividend will be paid on 16 December to shareholders of record on 2 December. The ex-dividend date is 2 December.
Welcome to the SEPTEMBER edition of my DivGro 2.0 newsletter!
The September Newsletter provides a quick market recap and overview of my DivGro portfolio (as of 31 August 2024). It also reveals four new top-10 lists of discounted stocks!
In August, I added shares to six positions and trimmed four positions. DivGro still contains 76 positions.
I'm continuing to align DivGro more closely to its desired target weights.
Welcome to the AUGUST edition of my DivGro 2.0 newsletter!
The August Newsletter provides a quick market recap and overview of my DivGro portfolio (as of 31 July 2024). It also reveals four new top-10 lists!
In July, I opened two new positions and added shares to three existing positions. Additionally, I closed two positions and reduced my holdings in two positions.
I'm continuing to align DivGro more closely to its desired target
weights.
Welcome to the JULY edition of my DivGro 2.0 newsletter!
The July Newsletter provides a quick market recap and overview of my DivGro portfolio (as of 30 June 2024).
I opened two new positions in June and added shares to eight existing positions. Additionally, I closed two positions and reduced my holdings in ten positions.
I'm continuing to align DivGro more closely to its desired target weights.
Welcome to the JUNE edition of my DivGro 2.0 newsletter!
The June Newsletter provides a quick market recap, an overview of my DivGro portfolio (as of 31 May 2024), and four new top-10 lists of Dividend Radar stocks.! Also, check out some photos from our South African trip.
In May, I opened one new position, increasing the number of positions in DivGro to 76. Of these, 69 are dividend growth [DG] stocks, three are dividend-paying stocks, and four are closed-end funds. By convention, I label stocks with dividend increase streaks of five or more years DG stocks.
Welcome to the MAY edition of my DivGro 2.0 newsletter!
This edition comes in two parts because I have more transactions to cover than I normally do. Part 1 covers the April market recap and an overview of my DivGro portfolio, including April's sell transactions. Part 2 covers my April buy transactions and presents this month's top-10 lists of Dividend Radar stocks.
In February, I decided to increase my investment in stocks with higher dividend growth rates (and lower dividend yields). Such stocks tend to produce superior total returns.
To support this change, I recently updated my system for determining target
weights for DivGro positions. This dynamic and flexible system, which now
places more emphasis on a stock's quality score and dividend growth rate, is
designed to enhance the performance and balance of my portfolio.
Alphabet (GOOG) initiated a quarterly dividend of 20¢ per share.
Welcome to the April edition of DivGro 2.0's monthly newsletter!
In February, I strategically adjusted my DivGro portfolio, increasing my investments in stocks with higher dividend growth rates. Stocks with higher dividend growth rates often outperform stocks with higher dividend yields when looking at total returns.
The strategic adjustment involved many buy and sell transactions, and DivGro's projected annual dividend income [PADI] decreased significantly, from $50,499 in January to $45,868 in February. I aim to increase DivGro’s PADI to $48,000 by year’s end and reap the benefits of much higher total returns in the years to come.
I closed one position in March and added shares to three existing positions. DivGro now contains 75 positions, with 68 dividend growth [DG] stocks, three dividend-paying stocks, three closed-end funds [CEFs], and one stock that doesn't pay dividends. DG stocks have dividend increase streaks of five or more years.
Welcome to the March edition of my DivGro 2.0 newsletter!
The edition comes in two parts, as I have many more transactions to cover than I normally do. Part 1 covers the February market recap and an overview of my DivGro portfolio, including February's sell transactions. Part 2 covers my February buy transactions and presents this month's top-10 lists of Dividend Radar stocks.
I made a strategic adjustment to my portfolio in February, which required many more trades to execute than I normally do in a month. I increased my investments in stocks with higher dividend growth rates and lower dividend yields.