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Caterpillar Yields 4.3%, But Is That A Good Thing?
Caterpillar's business remains under pressure across most of its end markets. However, much of the weakness appears to be in the price. Dividend investors, take note.
A Dividend Aristocrat With A Safe 5% Yield
This dividend aristocrat has very high barriers to entry, international growth opportunities, high amounts of recurring revenue, and a dividend yield in excess of 5%.
Looking For A Quality Dividend Aristocrat With A 4% Yield?
This dividend aristocrat has raised its dividend for nearly 60 consecutive years. Its stock has fallen more than 25% in 2015, setting up an attractive opportunity for long-term dividend investors.
Pepsi Continues Distancing Itself From Coca-Cola
Consumers are moving away from carbonated beverages faster than expected. Pepsi has the better business mix, but it trades at nearly the same multiple as Coke. Something has to give.
This Dividend Aristocrat Yields 3% And Offers Solid Growth Prospects
Over 70% of TROW's US mutual funds have outperformed their comparable Lipper averages. Has your portfolio done equally well? We think TROW's relative outperformance across most of its products makes it look interesting for dividend growth investors.
A Compelling Case For General Motors' 4.5% Dividend Yield
Berkshire Hathaway increased its stake in General Motors over the past year, and the stock trades below its 2010 IPO price of $33. We think the new General Motors looks really interesting for income investors.
Boeing's Dividend Growth Is Ready For Takeoff
Boeing's dividend has high growth potential, but will the company's massive backlog hold up despite the softening global economy? We explore the factors that will protect Boeing's business and dividend far into the future.
General Electric - An Unloved Dividend Stock With Long-Term Potential
GE is one of the most unloved blue chip stocks. After a "lost decade," we believe investors are overly critical of the company's prospects and under-appreciating GE's strong services business and long-term dividend growth prospects.
Caterpillar's 4% Dividend Yield Looks Attractive
Caterpillar has been sold heavily over the past year, dropping 30%. The stock now has a dividend yield in excess of 4% and looks appealing for long-term investors. CAT's dealer network, pile of cash, and tech investments are under appreciated.
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