Michael Jennings
Michael Jennings writes and edits DividendStocksResearch.com showing how you can profit from dividend stocks. His passion for stocks and especially Dividend Stocks began at an early age. Now he shares his knowledge and wisdom with anyone who asks... He shows beginning investors, retirees, and even trading pros how to create regular income by investing in dividend stocks, easily, step-by-step! You can Sign up for his free Dividend reports and dividend newsletter at http://www.dividendstocksresearch.com/free-sign-up
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72 Years Of Dividend Growth
A history of high dividend growth is a green flag for dividend investors. Dividend growth ensures our income continues to rise and doesn’t get eaten away by inflation. However, double-digit dividend growth isn’t everything. Sometimes, having a long history of dividend growth is preferred for a few reasons. First, it means the company is committed […]
AI-Powered Dividends
Artificial intelligence (AI) is all the rage right now in the stock market. Everyone is very excited about it, especially Wall Street. However, one area where AI hasn’t really shown up is with dividends. Sure, there are some companies related to AI paying dividends. A few semiconductor stocks pay a dividend and supply their chips […]
Get 15% Dividend Growth From Wall Street
Investment banks are some of the most important companies in the stock market. They help companies expand by issuing debt or stock to generate cash, as well as by identifying and researching possible acquisition targets. Investment banks also publish and sell research about various stocks, which is really helpful for all kinds of investors figuring […]
Fast-Growing Dividend Stock Is The Perfect Fit For Your Portfolio
A popular brand is flying under the radar for dividend investors. Everybody has heard of Levi’s jeans, owned by Levi Strauss & Co (ticker: LEVI). But not enough people know about its dividend. Levi’s dividend yield is only 2.6%. There are certainly many with higher dividend yields. But very few have better dividend growth. Since […]
32 Years Of Stable, 8% Dividend Growth
One of the reasons we like dividends is because they’re stable. Getting cash in our accounts every quarter (or every month) helps us sleep well at night. However, stable doesn’t mean flat. We need our dividend checks growing… otherwise they lose value from inflation. So, a stable dividend is great, but a dividend with a […]
New US Listing With A Surprising Dividend
I found a really interesting company the other day. And it’s very confusing… so I wanted to talk about it. Sunbelt Rentals (ticker: SUNB) just started trading on the NYSE in March. But the company has been paying a dividend since 2012. How is it possible for a company to just start trading, while also […]
High-Occupancy REIT With Dividend Growth
A few weeks ago, we discussed Gaming and Leisure Properties (ticker: GLPI), a real estate investment trust (REIT) owning casino properties across the United States. The company has a 100% occupancy rate, which is incredible. However, Gaming and Leisure owns only 71 properties, so the 100% occupancy rate, while impressive, has a small asterisk next […]
Digging Into A Popular Dividend ETF
A few months ago, we talked about Charles Schwab (ticker: SCHW), a financial services company. Schwab has averaged over 11% dividend growth each year over the past two decades. It’s on quite a run for dividend investors. But we’re not going to talk about Schwab. Instead, let’s discuss one of Schwab’s most popular products, the […]
Private Markets Investing With 10% Dividend Growth
There’s a whole world of investing most people don’t even know about. It’s more than just stocks and bonds! Investing in art, commodities, derivatives, private companies, and real estate are a few other areas investors can park some cash. It’s called alternative investing, and some investment firms specialize in matching investors with some different places […]
The House Always Wins
Some people treat investing like gambling. They buy and sell options contracts or use leverage to juice their returns. Sometimes it works out, but most of the time they lose everything. Dividend investing is the opposite of gambling. Sure, it’s still the stock market, so there’s always some risk. But we’re looking for stable companies […]
