In this article, I will be screening for dividend growth companies that I believe are mispriced, fundamentally strong, and undervalued. For my search, I will be using the Zacks.com screener to construct my initial list of mispriced and fundamentally strong companies. Below the criteria are in sections based on the reason why I included them as part of the screen. After I have my initial list, I will be doing a DCF [Discounted Cash Flow] calculation of those companies to see which are currently trading at a discount to fair value, as well as looking at dividend growth and stability.
I believe Maximus Inc. (MMS), Polaris Industries (PII), and VF Corp (VFC) are worth a deeper look, and should be considered by dividend growth investors. These companies should be considered because they are trading at a discount to their historical dividend yields, they are undervalued, and they have shown the ability to grow and maintain dividends over time.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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