With savings accounts and bonds yielding such low returns (and negative real returns), money has been pouring into stocks and definitely dividend growth stocks. With investors finding it difficult to find yield in a number of assets, a logical place to turn has been to the stock of companies that have a track record of increasing dividends over the years. Of course, this has steadily pushed the prices up on these stocks.
Dividend growth stocks are indeed attractive assets to continue to grow and build your portfolio around. I will absolutely continue to do so, but I might be in the minority hoping for a correction in the broad market so I can get more shares for my money, which will ultimately lead to larger portfolios of dividend stocks.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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