This is the very first isssue of the Dividend Chart Digest! Thank you for being among the first to read it. Any feedback will be highly appreciated 🙂
Regularly, this newsletter will compile for you a selection of the most interesting charts. Let’s dig in!
5 stocks that look attractive
To be considered attractive, stocks that make it to the list need to:
Be yielding more than 90% of the covered period (up to 15 years of history).
Have a consistent dividend track record (no cut or extended slowdown).
Best Buy BBY 0.00%↑
Comcast Corporation CMCSA 0.00%↑
Medtronic MDT 0.00%↑
Verizon Communications VZ 0.00%↑
Visa V 0.00%↑
5 stocks that look expensive
To be considered expensive, stocks that make it to the list need to:
Be yielding less than 90% of the covered period (up to 15 years of history).
Have a long dividend history (no cuts but potentially slowdowns).
Archer Daniels Midland ADM 0.00%↑
Emerson Electric EMR 0.00%↑
Genuine Parts Company GPC 0.00%↑
Northrop Grumman NOC 0.00%↑
Walmart WMT 0.00%↑
Do not rely on these charts alone to make any financial decision. There is always more to the story.
Ending note
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https://seekingalpha.com/article/4564416-3-dividend-stocks-to-buy-when-98-percent-of-ceos-predict-a-recession-in-2023
I put their CVX chart from this article, and compared it to yours.
Identical basically.
Their charts show overvalued, undervalued, etc... Where your charts show yield percentile.
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Great first article with 5 each of undervalued and overvalued stocks.
Thanks for posting. And keep them coming.