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This video provides a comprehensive guide and analysis of U.S. dividend growth investing, focusing on identifying strong dividend-paying companies, categorizing dividend stocks, and selecting the best candidates for long-term investment. The presenter, Spam from Sophetv, emphasizes the importance of dividend growth rate, current dividend yield, and company fundamentals in building a robust dividend portfolio.

Main Financial Strategies and Insights

  1. Dividend Growth Investing Overview:
    • Investing in ETFs like SCHD is akin to investing in 100 dividend growth companies.
    • However, individual companies like Lowe’s can outperform SCHD both in stock price appreciation and dividend payouts.
    • Dividend growth companies are categorized into:
      • Achievers: 10+ years of consecutive dividend increases (~370 companies, e.g., Apple, Microsoft).
      • Aristocrats: 25+ years of dividend increases (68 companies).
      • Royalty Stocks: 50+ years of dividend increases (49 companies, e.g., Lowe’s).
  2. Risk and Reward in Dividend Growth Stocks:
    • Not all long-term dividend increasers are good investments (e.g., 3M’s stock price fell despite dividend growth).
    • Important to analyze dividend growth rate, stock price trends, and company fundamentals rather than just dividend history.
    • Companies with dividend growth rates barely above inflation may not be ideal.
  3. Selection Methodology for Dividend Stocks:

    Step-by-step filtering process:

    • Start with companies that have increased dividends for 50+ years and are in the S&P 500 (28 companies).
    • Filter out companies with:
      • Dividend yield below 2%.
      • Excessive stock price volatility (increase >25% or decrease >30% in last 2 years).
    • Select companies with a 5-year average dividend growth rate above 10-15%.
    • Further filters include:
      • Dividend payout ratio under 50% (to ensure sustainability).
      • Market capitalization above a certain threshold (to avoid volatility).
  4. Top Dividend Growth Companies:
    • Examples of strong dividend growth companies include Lowe’s (20.7% dividend growth rate, 2% yield), AbbVie, ASML, Medifast, Tractor Supply.
    • ASML stands out with a 44% average annual dividend growth rate but has a low current yield (~1%).
    • Medifast and Fidelity National Financial have high yields but volatile or declining fundamentals, requiring caution.
    • Dividend aristocrats and royalty stocks like Lowe’s, AbbVie, and FB (AbbVie’s healthcare patent expiration noted as a risk) are highlighted.
  5. Dividend Growth Rate and Compounding:
    • Dividend growth compounds over time, significantly increasing income from dividends.
    • Example: A company increasing dividends by 10% annually can more than double dividend income over a few years.
    • Long-term holding is essential to benefit from compounding dividends.
  6. Dividend Yield vs. Dividend Growth Trade-off:
    • High current dividend yield stocks may offer immediate income but might have lower growth.
    • High dividend growth stocks may have lower initial yield but offer higher income over time.
    • The video compares investing in a “Royal Family” dividend stock vs. an ETF like SCHD, showing that dividend growth stocks can outperform in the long term, especially after 20+ years.
  7. Sector and Company-Specific Insights:
    • Lowe’s benefits from trends like increased home improvement due to more leisure time and remote work.
    • Healthcare companies like AbbVie require monitoring due to patent expirations.
    • Retail companies like Target are actively buying back shares and have solid dividend growth.
    • Semiconductor equipment company ASML is a high-growth dividend payer with strong industry demand.
  8. Dividend Timing and Monthly Income Strategy:
    • By investing in companies with staggered dividend payout months (e.g., Lowe’s, Target, Illinois Tool Works), investors can receive dividends monthly.
    • The average dividend yield of selected companies is about 2.26%, with a dividend growth rate of ~14.5%.
  9. Cautions and Risks:
    • High dividend yields can sometimes be a sign of falling stock prices or company troubles.
    • Volatility and market cycles affect dividend stocks differently; cyclical sectors require careful timing.
    • Continuous monitoring of sales, net income, and operating cash flow is crucial to ensure dividend sustainability.

Summary of Methodology for Selecting Dividend Growth Stocks

Notable Quotes

— 05:18 — « A company that pays a lot of dividends means that its sales and net income are increasing, so its future prospects are bound to be good. »
— 15:37 — « That's why the longer it is, the more beautifully the dividends accumulate. »
— 22:27 — « ASML is a company that will eventually shine if you gradually accumulate it whenever it falls. »
— 27:58 — « Since we couldn't go out, we had more time at home and had no choice but to do interior design. »
— 29:04 — « When it's this beautiful, you have to be careful with stocks. On the contrary, when it's thought to be risky, it was often an opportunity. »

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