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These ‘Dividend Aristocrat’ Stocks Rack Up Double-Digit Sales Growth

FYI: Not only do the companies reward shareholders with income, but they also tend to dominate within their own industries.
Regards,
Ted
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/these-dividend-aristocrat-stocks-rack-up-double-digit-sales-growth-2017-05-16/print

M* Snapshot NOBL:
http://www.morningstar.com/etfs/bats/nobl/quote.html

M* Snapshot SDY:
http://www.morningstar.com/etfs/arcx/sdy/quote.html

Comments

  • Slightly off-topic, but, on the subject of dividends...

    Seems Tweedy, Browne's Worldwide High Dividend Yield Fund continues to disappoint. Anyone have any insights here?

  • edited May 2017
    TBHDX ? If so IMHO they rely too much on financials and healthcare companies (read: low yields) in the construction of their portfolio with little to nothing in the usual dividend paying suspects like utilities and telecom. I somewhat understand that since they tend to be a 'value' shop but....

    Also, again IMHO, their 'high' dividend is roughly what the S&P 500 pays and their ER cuts that in half. One would be better off in SPY or at least SCHD. For what my non-economic/financial background opinion is worth.
  • PRDGX is my favorite with a well balanced portfolio (though a little overweight on financials and health). Never disappoints.

    http://www3.troweprice.com/fb2/fbkweb/composition.do?ticker=PRDGX
  • @Mark: TBHDX is supposed to avoid sector concentration; it also deviates slightly from a pure value orientation in pushing the envelope (albeit conservatively) on yield. It is a type of portfolio they have managed before for separate portfolios, and they evolved that into a mutual fund product.

    Perhaps its too soon to judge it fully, per se.


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