International Flavors & Fragrances announced today that the company is lifting their quarterly dividend by 8% to $.27 per share.
We believe these five factors provide compelling reasons to buy Verizon stock now.
This internet stock offers an impressive 6.8% dividend yield and yet the stock only trades at 5x consensus 2011 earnings estimates.
Big dividends are not bad news if a company can afford to pay them, unfortunately in Barnes & Noble’s case it appears that they cannot.
Solera Holdings announced today that the company will increase their quarterly dividend by 20% to $.30 per share.
Investors may be surprised at this list of 7 Dow laggards with compelling dividend yields.
This marks the 43rd consecutive year that the dividend aristocrat has increased their dividend.
At the midpoint of this year it seems a good opportunity to review the biggest dividend stories of 2010.
Only 7 of the 43 dividend aristocrat stocks managed to post gains in June.
If there is only one factor that you use to evaluate dividend stocks, it should be their cash flow and specifically their free cash flow.
By buying a dividend stock with a 7% yield, you stand to double your investment in a decade even if the stock price doesn’t budge.
Here is a look at the 10 stocks initiating dividends in 2010.
If you look beyond Verizon and AT&T you can find 3 top Dow dividend stocks that have shined in 2010.
Here is a look at the top dividend stocks for May 2010 that managed to deliver impressive gains despite the market sell-off.
This marks the 7th consecutive year that Northrop Grumman has increased their dividend payment.
The impressive dividend hike shows that Dr. Pepper Snapple is getting serious about dividends.
The dividend increase marks the 33rd consecutive year that Clorox has increased their annual dividend payout – dating back to 1977.
While many of the top dividend stocks have performed very well this year, eDividendStocks.com has put together a list of 5 Dow dividend stocks that are lagging in 2010.
Here are 5 dividend stocks offer investors impressively high dividend yields, and they also have sufficient free cash flow to maintain their dividend payments.