Investors may be surprised at this list of 7 Dow laggards with compelling dividend yields.
Here is a look at the top performing dividend aristocrat stocks in 2010.
Gilead Sciences is a cash flow machine, but the stock has never paid a quarterly dividend.
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.
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.
Don’t be fooled by AT&T and Verizon’s subpar performances this year, high yielding Dow dividend stocks are thriving in 2010.
Kraft Food’s current dividend yield now stands at 3.9% and ranks 6th among the Dow Jones stock components.
Despite their tremendous cash flow, the world’s largest retailer remains one of the lower yielding dividend stocks in the Dow Jones index.
Here are three Dow stocks that dividend investors should consider ahead of Verizon and AT&T.
AT&T announced that its Board of Directors has approved a 2.4% increase in their quarterly dividend to $.42 per share.
Merck’s current dividend yield now stands at 5.1% making it the fourth highest yielding Dow stock.
DuPont announced today that its Board of Directors has approved a quarterly dividend of $.41 per share.
Chevron announced today that its Board of Directors has agreed to increase their quarterly dividend by 5% to $.68 per share.
Alcoa announced Friday that the company’s Board of Directors has approved a quarterly dividend of $.03 per share.
Dow component United Technologies announced late yesterday that its Board of Directors has approved a quarterly cash dividend of $.385 per share.
High yielding Dow component Verizon Communiciations announced yesterday that they are maintaining their quarterly dividend of $.46 per share.
Pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co. announced today that they are maintaining their quarterly dividend payment of $.38 per share.
McDonald’s announced today that their Board of Directors has approved a quarterly dividend of $.50 per share.
Last week, Pfizer slashed their dividend by 50%, but was their dividend cut even necessary?