3 Cheap Dividend Aristocrats For 2024

Today we will look at 3 CHEAP Dividend Aristocrats I expect to outperform in 2024. Energy and Consumer Staples sectors have not performed all that well in 2023, but with interest rates expected to drop in 2024, this could be the turnaround we have been waiting for.

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[MarkRoussinCPA]

Do you own any of these Dividend Aristocrats?

[wbgjhxi]

Just received a dividend from KO today. I reinvested and bought a little more. Enjoy Coca Cola.

[Dividendflywheel]

Dividend Aristocrats are Quiet Wealth Compounder’s. Great video. Perhaps a sector by sector review of Dividend Aristocrats.

[grahampriest]

I have owned two of these great companies in the past and I will consider buying them again for my trading account after the REITs and more reprice with lower rates. Perfect timing and Thank You. The diet drugs are real, but my grocery sells a lot of snacks.

[davidwysocki]

Thanks, Mark, for your excellent video presentation on these three dividend stock investment candidates. Good stuff!

[andreasmogavero]

Hallo from Italy!
I own Pepsi and Coca Cola (and many others like Johnson& Johnson, P&G, Black Hills, Stanley Black&Decker, Target...)
I adore Dividend Kings!!!
All of them seems to have a great turnaround potential, am I right?

[tallflguy]

I have KO and XOM in my portfolio. They both meet my #1 requirement, they generate a ton of cash!!

[karsinds]

I have PEP and KO, excellent companies for a long portfolio

[apezucolabooster]

Planning to add some PEP to my portfolio. In addition to a nice starting dividend, I really like those dividend increase numbers.

[jasonwebb]

Mark can you do a video on what value of the stock dividends are paid out? Purchase price, Current price or book value? I’m a bit confused.

[Trojan]

Long term holder of Exxon for dividends. Recently buy of Pepsi when price dropped. Cash for retirement

[humbertofigueira]

thanks for sharing these great options!!!!

[lanceyamashitastoplists]

I own KO and PEP. PG looks attractive too

[DividendoEfectivo]

Thanks. Summary:

KO- Coca-cola
PEP- PepsiCo
XOM -ExxonMobil

[keith]

I’m interested in adding Exxon to my portfolio

[robertdagostino]

Have KO XOM PEP. CVX JPM. PSX. Among others

[marinrodriguez]

PepsiCo is also in a dispute with a very large European grocery chain over price increases. They are removing all Pepsi snacks from their shelves all across Europe! More buying opportunity!

[hanswurst]

Buying an oil company at oil prices this high?

[tomliu]

As a tradition, mention PE first, then dividend growth.

[jan]

Pepsi has a dividend of $1.35 compared to Coca Cola $.35