hello everyone and thanks for tuning into the financial investor channel my
name is Brent and today we're going to be discussing dividend stocks so ask
yourself are you looking to add some new dividend stocks to your portfolio well
today we're gonna be covering five of the best dividend stocks CO and
ex-dividend October 15th through the 19th 2018 so if you are brand new to the
channel I do make stock market personal finance and real estate investment
videos weekly so consider subscribing for future
videos so in today's video we're going to be covering five stocks we have
ticker symbol ACN this is the Accenture their sector is within the services
their industry is management services we have ticker symbol C L this is Colgate
their sector is consumer goods their industry is personal products we have a
ticker symbol H our eldest Hormel Foods their sector is consumer goods industry
is meat products pretty well known company ticker symbol exo-m here this is
Oxford industries or sectors consumer goods their industry is textile apparel
apparel clothing and last we have ticker symbol rpm this is rpm international
they're sector is industrial goods and their industry is general building
materials so this is going to be the five stocks we're going to be discussing
in today's article all these stocks were initially screen well you know I screen
forty some stocks these were picked out because they all have starting yields
over 1.5 they've all had raising revenue now income free cash flow positive over
the last five and ten years moving you know they're moving in a good positive
direction therefore p/e is expected to be less than the current P meaning that
the next year earnings per share are expected to be greater than the current
earnings per share and all of these stocks have grown their dividend for at
least five years or longer some of them actually been raising their dividend for
some forty plus year so we got a good number of stocks this week to discuss
now we're gonna be talking about ex-dividend dates dividend dates price
comparison to the yield p comparison to the industry the S&P 500 payout ratios
and a little other statistics as well so if you haven't started your investment
journey my recommended brokers are m1 finance for those who want to start a
term account like a Roth IRA and then we have Robin Hood there they're included
in link and then I did create a free simple dividend calculator you punch on
the price how much they pay out and it kind of spits out or however much you
want to invest in a company over so long it gives you a good rough estimate of
how many dividends you would get paid and what your total equity would be in
that position so all these stocks are order by X
dividends go in October 15th through the 19th so although they have like a number
1 2 3 4 5 they are not in that specific order based on any sort of you know
there's no value to it it's just they're ordered by X dividends so number one its
ticker symbol rpm rpm international owned subsidiaries that are world
leaders and specialty coatings sealants and cerium both industrial and consumer
markets some of their products include roofing systems sealants corrosion
control coding flooring coding and specialty chemicals industrial brands
include a list there so they do a lot there you know it's in the industry it's
in the general building materials and industrial goods this stocks going to be
going ex-dividend next Monday on 15th of October so you'd have to buy this one
this Friday or prior to be eligible for that dividend payment on the 31st of
October here we have their tenure shirt showing their dividend growth their
price revenue free cash flow and net income over the last ten years so what I
like to look at here is if you take these numbers divide it by 10 that gives
you their average growth per year over the last ten years so here for
example their price is sitting at 301 percent over the last ten years so
that's thirty point one percent on average per year return on your
investment plus you're getting paid out that dividend yield of around one
actually it's pretty high now two point three one right now so that's not
include that dividend payout that's actually you know removed from the price
so this price price movement is three hundred percent or thirty percent per
the year plus you'd be getting that over 2% yield paid out to you so interesting
stock here and you can kind of do the math here on the net income seventy-one
percent year over here increase on their net income up seven hundred and twelve
point five percent over the last ten years so
very quick moving company you can see a lot of growth here kind of going on now
further one year there one year information here they currently pay out
35 cents per share each quarter person per share you can see that they had a
very nice rise from around 32 cents per share to 35 cents per share that's a
pretty good game there when you're looking at numbers as small as these if
we take the current - the old divide it by the old that's a nearly nine point
three percent increase and if we take if we go back and just look at that
ten-year graph here so their dividend over the last 10 years has risen you
take 75 and you divide it by 10 that's an increase of around seven point five
percent on average per year so pretty healthy increase there they're currently
priced at $60 and 59 cents let's see if I can zoom in here for you guys their
current yield is actually two point three one because they did raise their
dividend from now they raised their dividend from that $0.32 point to that
new 35 cent point which actually puts their yield of two point three one still
puts it a little bit slightly below the price their crank p/e is twenty eight
point one eight therefore p/e is twenty point eleven that price the book is four
point nine nine and their price of sales is one point five so when charted it
does show this current stock does have a higher price over yield which may
indicate it could be overvalued at this time the stock is also traded above the
industry average of seventeen point six that's also trading above the S&P 500
p/e average of twenty five point five six it is sitting below sixty percent
payout ratio it certainly sitting in that forty five point two percent pale
meaning that if it's earnings were to drop by some fifty percent they continue
to pay out that dividend their payout ratio may drop to say eighty ninety
percent but at least they would be able to continue paying out their dividend
which is probably why they've had continued growth for the past 43 years
since 1975 their price the book here is that four point nine nine which is
slightly above that three point of value where value investors would consider to
a value so overall pretty healthy looking
has been growing and paying out dividends for the past 43 years since
1975 so very strong growth stock as well as a nice yield initial yield 2.3 one
with a 7% on average increase on your dividend so after 10 years rule 72
you basically double your dividend payment in ten years so next number two
we have to personable ACN this is the Accenture it Accenture is a management
and consulting technology service and the outsource company the company has
five operating groups communication media and Technology financial services
health and public service and products and resources their ex-dividend date is
next one day the 17th of October you'd have to buy the stock on Tuesday or
prior hold it until the ex-dividend date and then you'll get paid out on the 15th
of November here taking a look at their tenure you can see that their price is
up four hundred and thirty one percent over the past ten years or per year it's
about forty three percent per year on average their dividend up a hundred and
ninety two percent over the past ten years
that's an increase per year of nineteen point two percent as of ten years ago
also their net income their free cash flow and their revenue are both double
digits they're you know six point one percent eight percent and 12 percent
they're over the past ten years on average per year so very good growth
company as well here here we're looking at their one year so they currently pay
out a dollar forty six per share each quarter up from a run a dollar thirty
three so very nice dividend increase there they're currently priced at $1
sixty nine and ninety two cents with a dividend yield of one point seven two so
here this is pulled off dividend comm because they raised their dividend from
133 so now 146 that raises our dividend two and now one point seven two which
actually puts them slightly below here but I would say this is more valued like
fair valued than currently overvalued above current yield we've already
covered that price the book right now is our price the p/e ratio is twenty six
point eight forward p/e ratio is twenty three point five five so there
the book is slightly honey 10.49 but this is the growing company so the price
of sales here it's the main factor at two point six seven so when charted Oh
show the current stock does have a higher price over yield I would say it's
about flat pretty valued so the indicator would say about valued at this
time the stock is also traded above the industrial industrial average of twenty
four point nine and above the S&P 500 average of twenty five point five six it
is sitting below sixty percent sixty percent payout ratio at forty point four
and it's had dividend growth for the past eight years their price to book
value right now is that ten point four nine which is above that 3.0 value word
value and investors consider it value but this is more of a growth company so
I was focused more on the price of sales setting at a two point six seven
so again dividend yield one point seven two they pout two dollars and ninety two
cents per share very low payout ratio of forty point four now they've had
dividend growth for the past eight years since 2010 prior to that they did cut
their dividend because they went from an annual dividend payout of some thirty
two cents per share they cut their dividend to eighteen cents per share and
then they went semiannual so you would get eighteen cents in eighteen cents
every six months and that would total the thirty-two cents that they initially
paid out so they try to just keep some of their cash more on hand during that
pull back number three we have ticker symbol C L this is Colgate Palmolive
Palmolive and it's in a consumer product company that specializes in household
and healthcare personal products the company operates in two segments oral
pro and personal and home care and pet nutrition there's a lot of Anne's in
there so so I was going to say Centrelink Colgate offers hundreds of
products and operates in over 200 countries throughout the world the
ex-dividend date is on the 18th of October which is next Thursday so you'd
have to buy this one on Wednesday or prior hold it until Thursday the
ex-dividend date where you would then get have that pail on the 15th of
November so here we can see their ten-year sharp price up 12.2% on average
for the past ten years dividend increases about eleven percent on
average for the past ten years and the green you have their front free
cash flow five point four percent on average per year and has taken a bit of
a hit here recently as of 2013 has been on the decline but it looks like 2016 it
has begun to grow a little bit coming out of that along with their net income
and their their revenue here so it looks like they had a bit of a dip here
between 2013 and 2016 midpoint 2016 2017 they began to regrow their revenue and
net income so I've seen people label this one as a bit of a risky stock you
can see that there are other companies out there that have lost net income
revenue during this downturn you know they didn't fully recover such as
General Electric but Colgate is one of those that is
slowly turning around they're not really in the negative but they really haven't
had a whole lot of growth in their revenue and in their nick net income for
the past ten years but the price has remained pretty high during that time so
looking at their one year graph here they currently payout 42 cents per share
each quarter they're currently priced at 65 dollars and 35 cents that gives them
a current dividend yield of 2.57 so this is actually correct they increase their
dividend back in January from 40 cents to 42 cents 42 cents so the current
dividend yield is sitting at about a 2.57 2.51 depending on the day and where
that price sets their current p/e is at a twenty six point one four four p/e is
at a twenty one point six and their price of sales is that he three point
six if you notice that they don't have a price to book here that's actually
because their their liabilities and their assets kind of nullify each other
and put them into a negative meaning the price the book value doesn't actually
show up on the graph we'll go ahead and show that on Y charts here in just a
second so when charted above it does show the current stock does have a
higher yield of a price which may indicate it could be undervalued at this
time the stock is trading above the industry average of 23 point for the S&P
500 average of 25 point five six and is
sitting below sixty percent payout ratio at 55 point six so just slightly below
that sixty percent payout ratio that I like to consider
it's had dividend growth for the past 54 years its price the book the price to
book value is not applicable because it's non-existent I would say it's
actually below but its liabilities and assets kind of nullified each other so
let's go here and we'll jump and we'll take a look at Colgate so here is where
we saw their assets and liabilities now this one doesn't show it actually
crossing over right now it's showing that there are total assets and total
liabilities liabilities are actually slightly below but on the current math
of where they're currently sitting quarterly their liabilities have
actually gone above their total assets putting them a table that a negative
price to book value whereas some of these other ones if we take a look at
our p.m. our p.m. has almost you know almost double the assets ACM has
basically almost double the assets Oxford you know they're sitting almost
triple triple the the liabilities they're in home roll food sitting almost
triple as well a little bit over triple so Colgate one of those riskier ones and
they hold a lot of liabilities in comparison to their asset so kind of a
risky stock there but I know a lot of investors hold this within their
portfolio because they've had dividend growth of the past fifty four years
since 1964 but who knows how long that will continue and number four we have
ticker symbol oxm this is Oxford industries industries is a producer and
marketer of branded and private label apparel for men women and children
Oxford provides retailers within consumers with a wide variety of apparel
products and services to suit their individual needs such as Oxford brands
it also includes exclusive licenses to produce and sell certain products
categories under the Tommy hilfinger Nautica and many others there
ex-dividend date is on Thursday October 18th you'd have to buy this one on
Wednesday or prior hold it until the ex-dividend date you'll then get paid
out on the second of November here we can see there a ten-yard chart prices up
43 percent on average per year for the past 10 years up for 130 percent over
the past ten years and the purple their net income up fifteen point seven
percent they did have a bit of a dip here you can see during that poll
but they've recovered very nicely and have it have had good growth and the
blue dividend up 8.8% on average for the past ten years I would say that's pretty
healthy and the green free cash flow is up 2.2 percent on the year and and the
red hair is a revenue so the revenue is only up at a point five percent increase
year-over-year so this one is it's a ticker symbol X Oh Oh X M so this sits
and the consumer goes it's in the textile so apparel and clothing retail
hasn't been doing that amazing so this could be one to kind of be wary about as
well but I'll leave that up to you guys to kind of decide so taking a look at
their one year here they currently pay out thirty four cents per share each
quarter they're currently priced at eighty four dollars in eleven cents
their current dividend yield is one point six two due to the increase here
they paid out twenty seven cents per share they bumped it up to thirty four
cents per share that puts them at a new dividend yield of one point six two
which is right up in here so current dividend current yield is over the price
current p/e is nineteen point three eight Ford PE not too much lower at
eighteen point three for current price the book is eighty three point zero and
a price of sales of one point two so pretty pretty valued looking company
right now so when charted to Joe show the current
stock has a higher yield of price which may indicate it could be undervalued at
this time the stock is below the industry average of forty two point
three it is also sitting below the S&P 500
average or twenty five point five six it is sitting below that sixty percent
payout ratio is sitting at a twenty nine point six percent payout ratio and I
said dividend growth for the past eight years their price to book value is that
a 3.0 which is basically you know it's at that 3.0 of value or value investors
would consider it a value so dividend yield one point six two are dollars
thirty six per share each year current payout ratio very low at twenty nine
point six and they did cut their dividend back in 2010 they cut it by
fifty percent but they just continued to raise it since then so 2010 it looks
like they needed the money they cut their dividend continue to go and then
started raising their dividend they only cut it they cut it in 2008 and then
after 2008 2009 2010 then they started the raise that has of 2010 and number
five in our last one here is ticker symbol H R L this is Hormel Foods it's
based out of Austin Minnesota it's one of the multi it's a it's a multinational
manufacturer and a marketer of consumer branded foods and meats products you
know spam many of which are among the best known and trusted in the food
industry the company leverages an extensive expertise innovation and Hyken
tendencies and pork and Turkey and processes any marketing to bring quality
value-added branch to the global marketplace so their ex division is next
Friday the 19th of October you have to buy this one on Thursday or prior to be
paid out that dividend on the 15th of November so here taking a look at their
10 year graph you can see here in the grain free cash flow up 50% on a year
the IRR of a year their price is up thirty nine point six percent over the
past ten years or three hundred and ninety six percent over the past ten
years but thirty nine point six percent on average for the past ten years you
can see as of 2016 this is their peak point they came down hard and 2017 I did
own this one for for a while and uh you know disclaimer I you know I own whole
mouth foods for a while I'm not currently holding it I don't plan on
buying it within the next two to three days but we shall you know who knows and
could have been a great buying opportunity back in 2017 you can see
that as of that peaking point that had come down for you know back to a valued
position and currently moving up up three hundred and eighty six percent
Trane's evident three hundred and five percent over the past ten years that's
an average year of a year of thirty point five and the purple net income up
two hundred and thirty nine percent and in the red their revenue at forty
percent or 4 percent per year year every year so good growth company there Hormel
Foods currently pays out eighteen cents per share each quarter they're currently
priced at forty dollars and fifty four cents that gives them a dividend yield
of one point eight five one point eight one depending on the day there
pe is that a twenty two point six five for PE is that a twenty two point four
one price to book is at a 4.0 and in price the sales of two point three so
when charted Oh show the current stock does have a higher price over yield
which may indicate it could be overvalued or fairly valued at this time
the stock is above the industry average and the industry average for this
industry is twelve point three so it is at a twenty two point six five which is
you know almost double the industry average the S&P 500 is that twenty five
point five six so it is sit below the S&P 500 average it is sitting below a
sixty percent payout ratio at a forty two point nine and I said dividend
growth for the past fifty one year since 1967 they have never failed to raise
their dividend for the past fifty one years and I would say this is fairly
valued so price the book is at a 4.0 which is slightly above that 3.0 value
where value investors would considered a value dividend yield one point eight
five in that range they pass seventy five cents per share each each for the
entire year per share their current payout is that he 42.9 very healthy and
again fifty-one years for the growing their dividends so that is basically I
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had a look over every single one of these stocks you know started with rpm
ACN Colgate oxm and you know HR L I looked over these and I really liked rpm
but I would say this is very highly priced right now comparison to its value
so I actually think hormones is actually a you know a pretty fairly valued price
right now it's not too high it's not too low you're getting in it within
good price the book price of sales PE you know you'd have to kind of look into
that see if that's pretty normal but it's a dividend growth company and they
just have a solid history of continuing to pay out those dividends time over
time recession or not and they just kind of recover through the recessions we can
actually yeah we won't go over that but that is it for this video I hope you
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