My Top 5 Dividend Growth Stocks!

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In this video, I reveal what 5 of my current favorite dividend growth stocks are. These companies have been increasing the amount they pay in dividends by a tremendous amount over the past decade, and I hold all 5 of these in my personal dividend portfolio. Let me know your thoughts on these companies down below!

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[starcruiser]

Strongly considering AVGO, thanks for the analysis

[dawens]

Interesting how much DCF price changes when you do a 5 year projection vs 10 year projection.

[moneytalksbyhjgwhite]

Great vid, but you should mention share buybacks. Buybacks are booming this year since companies have big cash supplies after Covid and don’t want to be taxed. Buybacks are a big reason Buffett has spent 56billion in the last year

[arigutman]

All solid dividend stocks, thank you for sharing.. I am most excited about MSFT's growth overall and of course love the chunk of a dividend it pays out to shareholders. So much more growth to come well into the future on both fronts!

[bmatic]

Nice video again! Any chance on getting a ASML video?

[FireEggplant]

Thank you so much for all the info and work you’ve put into your channel, you have no only inspired me to become a dividend investor but have gave me confidence that it’s possible to create compounding income from dividend stocks, looking forward to a very successful year for all of us

[Rickybobby]

Can you break down SMG. I’d love to get you opinion on it.

[dodeekdd]

Hi, this is just a quick question about calculating the intrinsic value using the Dividend discount model. As you probably know the formula is P = D/(r-g) where r is the WACC, G is the dividend growth rate and D is the next years dividend. Anyways, when the company I am trying to calculate the intrinsic value for, has a larger Dividend growth rate than its WACC, the intrinsic value comes out negative? I was conducting this research on TROW btw... Is it supposed be like this, or is that a mistake. Can someone explain please? thanks (:

[GrantLeeEdwards]

FYI… LOW was trading in a range of $202-205 when this video was released around 2/27/23, whereas I think you show $212.

[Zlaterrr]

avgo is tough to buy lol, I usually want to buy at least 2 stocks per buy and putting out 1200 bucks when I want to buy other things is harsh :D

[ReconPro]

I'm second!
Keep up the great work!

[robmartin]

How much stock would need to be bought to make 1, 000 to 1, 500 a month?....

[julianciccone]

Wow I'm the first comment
Hi I love your videos thanks!

[Foxyfreedom]

I like to make money off stupid people. I invest in casinos and smoking companies. Idk why people think that’s so immoral. The future is filled with an infinite supply of stupid people. That market of gamblers and smokers is huge. It’s cheap entertainment and people are dumb. That’s not my fault. Just capitalizing on reality