Home Run Number 61

Today, I'm happy to announce DivGro's 61^st Home Run!

I give any stock in my DivGro portfolio the Home Run moniker when it doubles my original investment on a total return basis.

As a dividend growth investor, I invest in high-quality dividend growth stocks with long histories of increasing annual dividend payouts. 

There's rarely a reason to sell high-quality dividend-growth stocks if the company's underlying fundamentals don't change. And if you hold such stocks long enough, they'll eventually double your original investment in total return!

Home Run Number 60

Today, I'm happy to announce DivGro's 60^th Home Run!

I give any stock in my DivGro portfolio the Home Run moniker when it doubles my original investment on a total return basis.

As a dividend growth investor, I invest in high-quality dividend growth stocks with long histories of increasing annual dividend payouts. 

There's rarely a reason to sell high-quality dividend-growth stocks if the company's underlying fundamentals don't change. And if you hold such stocks long enough, they'll eventually double your original investment in total return!

January 2026 Newsletter

Happy New Year and welcome to the JANUARY edition of my DivGro 2.0 newsletter!

Every month, I write a market recap and a summary of my DivGro portfolio as of the last day of the previous month. I also summarize transactions that affected DivGro's projected annual dividend income [PADI].

In December, I opened three new positions and closed four existing positions, so DivGro now contains 53 positions. Of these, 47 are dividend growth [DG] stocks, two 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.