If you are a dividend investor, last weeks melt-down provided a great opportunity for buying dividend stocks. As the price goes down, the yield goes up. Many companies continued to increase their dividends giving investors something to be happy about. Below are several companies that increased their dividends last week:
After running these companies through my [D4L-PreScreen.xls] model none of them warranted additional consideration. MDT was the closest with a NPV of MMA Differential of $1,338.
At the time of this writing, I did not own any of the aforementioned stocks.
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