Dividend Champions are stocks with a history of dividend payments of more than 25 years in a row. Around 108 stocks have such a wonderful dividend growth history. I love dividend stocks, dividend growth and consecutive dividend hikes. It gives me somehow the feeling that everything is all right. Not to forget, my trust in the company and the financial health is much higher if I see that the company shares its success with shareholders.
Today, I like to screen the current Dividend Champions recommendations by analysts and brokerage firms. I published the full results of the 20 most recommended A-Class dividend growth stocks on my blog. Five of the results have a yield over 3 percent and two have a strong buy rating. Here are my favorite stocks: Black Hills (BKH), Universal (UVV) and Chevron (CVX).
Source: Guru Focus
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