Is it possible to double your money – quickly – buying safe dividend stocks? You bet. Let me explain how… “Basic” income investors are enamored with higher current yields. These are OK for payouts today, but they’re not going to get us 100%+ gains. For triple-digit profits we must pay attention to the underrated dividend hike. These raises not only increase the yield on your initial investment, but they trigger stock price increases, too. Many Dividend Aristocrats don’t pay high current yields: Their prices just rise too fast. Dividend Stocks That Will Double Your Money...
A.O. Smith (AOS): A Boring Company With a Breathtaking Trajectory. American States Water (AWR): Is This a Utility … Or a Chip Stock? Dover (NYSE:DOV) is full-fledged dividend royalty, touting an equally impressive streak of 62 consecutive years – the longest streak among Aristocrats and the third-longest among all publicly listed companies. It’s refreshing to come across companies such as First American Financial Corporation (NYSE:FAF). Brinker International (NYSE:EAT) isn’t nearly as recognizable a name as the brands that it owns – specifically, Chili’s and Maggiano’s Little Italy restaurants, which combine for more than 1,600 locations worldwide. Federal Realty Investment Trust (NYSE:FRT) is a virtual unicorn – a real estate investment trust (REIT) in the Dividend Aristocrats. Healthcare Trust of America (NYSE:HTA) is one of many “Boomer” plays – this one dubbing itself the “largest dedicated owner & operator of medical office buildings in the country.” Telecom titan Verizon (NYSE:VZ) has been a sleepy disappointment in 2018, off 5% year-to-date against a higher market. Altria Group (MO). I have a love-hate relationship with Main Street Capital (NYSE:MAIN): I love this business development company’s ability to execute, but I hate how expensive the stock typically is! Buckeye Partners LP (NYSE:BPL) might have the highest yield of any company on this list.
Source: InvestorPlace
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