If investors believe a company is going to cut its dividend soon and a sell-off starts, they could make the company’s yield rise. Would that company be a good choice for income investors? Not really. That’s why we are going to focus on dividend growth rather than dividend yield. Whether it’s increasing interest rates or rising inflation, if a company can keep growing its business and dividends accordingly, income investors don’t have to worry about the macro environment all that much. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the top five dividend stocks to watch in May 2017.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. (NASDAQ:CBRL) could be setting up to deliver some delicious returns. Cracker Barrel Old Country Store operates a chain of combined restaurant and gift shops with a Southern country theme. Clorox Co (NYSE:CLX) has been an income investor for quite some time. Starting with its original liquid bleach product “Clorox” in 1913, the company has been around for over a century. General Mills, Inc. (NYSE:GIS) is a branded food company headquartered in Golden Valley, Minnesota. With an annual yield of 1.45%, Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC) might not look like something you’ll find in a top dividend stocks list. Medical Properties Trust, Inc. (NYSE:MPW) is a REIT worth considering for income investors.
Source: IncomeInvestor
Related Articles:
- 10 Stocks With Sustainable Dividend Growth
- 12 Dividend Growth Stocks With A Good Yield/Growth Mix
- Who is Ben Grossbaum and Why Should We Listen to Him?
- 4 High Yield, High Risk Dividend Stocks
- 5 Dividend Stocks To Buy And Hold, Not Buy And Forget
________________________________________________________________
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts Last 30 Days
-
Each of these high-yield dividend stocks has a dividend yield exceeding 6.5%. That’s is a very high dividend yield few stocks have. In addit...
-
I like high-yield dividend stocks that also have the ability to buy back their shares. These are called total yield dividend stocks. They of...
-
Because their financials must support a monthly dividend payment, the companies in this space are stable by nature — their operations are st...
-
While there are a number of factors responsible for pushing the stock market lower, the spread of COVID-19 looks to be the match that lit th...
-
As veteran traders will attest, though, nothing lasts forever. It might not be a bad idea to start adding exposure to the market's lagga...
-
Dividend payments are, by nature, a conservative strategy for companies to use, and as a rule of thumb the more conservative companies are l...
-
In a soaring market, a few percentages of dividends may not seem like much. Over the past few months, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the ...
-
So if the economy does putter out, what should you do with your money? You could do worse than bet on recession-proof dividend stocks. That ...
-
There’s a group of companies that have started catering specifically to retirees: monthly dividend stocks. Admittedly, the universe of month...
-
You shouldn’t be running from the market. Bags of coins don’t make a comfortable pillow. They don’t emit dividends. They will not expand lik...
0 comments
Post a Comment
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.