hello everyone and thanks for tuning into the financial investor channel my
name is Brent and today we're going to be covering dividend stocks ask yourself
are you looking to add some new stocks to our dividend portfolio well you came
to the right place we're going to be covering five of the best dividend
stocks ago and ex-dividend next week October the 22nd through the 26th 2018 I
have five stocks for you guys this week ticker symbol ap oh gee this is a Pachi
enterprise this is the industrial goods sector we have fast ticker symbol FAS t
this is fastened Elko they're sector is industrial goods we have ticker symbol
LK FM this is Lakeland Financial there of course in the financial sector we
have low ticker symbol o w this is Lowe's companies they're in the sector
of services and then we have th o this is Thor industries their sector is
services as well so those are going to be the five stocks we're gonna be
covering in today's video these stocks have been screened for all having
dividend yields greater than 1.5 percent they all have had rising in revenue net
income free cash flow positive over the last 5 and 10 years their forward p/e
has expected to be less than its current P meaning that their next year's
earnings per share are expected to grow they're expected to grow their revenue
continue growing their the company as a whole and they've grown their dividends
for at least the last five years or longer I believe one of them Sox this
week Lowe's has been paying out dividends for some forty some years so
very good list here of stocks so if you are getting started in your investment
journey I do recommend checking out m1 finance if you're looking to open up a
Roth IRA I just made a video covering the differences between a Roth IRA in a
taxable count and you're basically getting double the income you would get
out of a taxable account when you go to retire and I can't kind of came up with
a plan there I also have a free app available on the Google Play Store it's
a very simple to bidding calculator I'm going to be making my second app here
coming up with a simple retirement calculator and that'll be here releasing
very soon so all of these stocks are ordered
by ex-dividend dates October 22nd through the 26th 2018 the number beside
them has nothing to do with you know the rank or so on so if you are brand new to
the channel I do make stock market personal finance real estate investment
videos weekly so consider subscribing for future
videos and let's go ahead and get into it number one we have ticker symbol APO
G this is appache enterprises they engage in a design development of glass
product services and systems the company operates in two segments agriculture
products and services and large-scale optical technologies their stock is
going ex-dividend on the 22nd of October that is next Monday you would have to
buy this stock on Friday or prior to be eligible for that dividend payout on the
7th of November this company here this is their 10-year trend so their price is
up 20 are 259 0.4% over the last ten years their net income here in the green
is at fifty point three four and the red we have their free cash flow and in the
orange we have their revenue so if you are they take their ten-year average
here if you were to take their tenure increase and divide it by the number of
years as the chart is ten years so their price goes up on average twenty five
point nine percent in the red we have their free cash flow of nine point nine
percent net income five percent and their revenue up four point five percent
on average per year so pretty good growth there as far as the company goes
now here this is their one year chart so appache a pochi it pays out roughly
almost sixteen cents per share they just raised it here not healing we go back in
January they pay out right around sixteen cents per share each quarter per
share they're currently priced at $39.50 their current p/e is at a 13.7 Ford
e is a tea 12.4 9 the price the book is that he 2.0 for and their price of sales
is at a point seven nine so when charted Oh show this current
stock does have a higher yield of a price which may indicate it could be
undervalued at this time the stock is also trading below the industry average
of seventeen point nine and below the sp500 p/e average of twenty two point
four six the S&P 500 has recently taken a hit and it came down roughly three PE
you know price earnings by a by about three just within the last week or so
this stock is sitting below the sixty percent pay our show is sitting at a 19
point seven payout ratio and it's at dividend growth for the past six years
this price the book is that a two point oh four which is below that 3.0 value
where value investors would consider a value again current dividend is sitting
our current yield is around a one point five six one point six one just
depending on the day they pay out roughly 63 cents per share each year or
about sixteen cents per share each quarter payout ratio again 19.7 and
they've grown their dividend for the last six years just raising it raising
it raising it at an average increase of eight point four one from the year 2012
they did freeze their dividend so the reason here that they've been raising
its 2012 is during the downturn of Oh 8 through 2012 they did freeze their
dividend they froze it in place so they were paying out like six or seven cents
per share and they just kind of froze it out locked it out during this downturn
so they didn't cut it such as other stocks out there like you know General
Electric or so but they just kind of froze it out they wanted to continue
keeping their shareholders happy and paying out that dividend number two we
have lows lows of the home improvement retailer chain and North America it
operates over fifteen hundred stores low serves homeowners renters and commercial
business customers it is the second largest heart of our chain worldwide
right behind Home Depot this stock is going ex-dividend on Tuesday the 23rd of
October so you'd have to buy this one on Monday or prior to take advantage of
that payout date on the seventh of November this stock here
these are all tenured so their price is about 446 percent over the last ten
years that's an average return of forty four point six percent that's just the
price that's not including that dividend pal here in the red we have their free
cash flow not two hundred fifty seven percent in the Korean their net income
up sixty one percent and in the orange we have their revenue of forty five
percent if you take these numbers divided by ten that will give you your
average increase you know year-over-year increase on average here taking a look
at their one year graph they have patent you know they're now paying out forty
eight cents per share raising it from nearly forty cents per share it's a very
nice increase sir so forty to forty eight cents that is a very nice increase
here you can see that their dividend growth on average is around thirty one
point five percent for the past ten years they're currently priced at a
hundred and four dollars and sixty seven cents
their current yield is around one point eight three this is because that hike
this pale is their first pale at their new dividend payout they used to be
paying out what forty by four that's a dollar sixty they bumped it up to a
dollar ninety two per share each year that's a very nice increase there so you
know doesn't quite put them it put someone that valued area I expect this
company you know due to that downturn that we just had like the last week this
is a great you know in my opinion I think it's a great buying opportunity
lows we're gonna continue here current PE is at a twenty one point nine four
for PE is at a twenty point two one and the green we have their price the book
which is at a fourteen point six three price the sales is at a one point two
two this is in that what sector was it in it was in the services sector so you
know price of sales it's probably a little bit more important than it priced
the book so when charted it just showed the current stock does have a slightly
price over healed which may indicate it could be over vite at this time but I
would say it's more about that flat level just due to that increase in yield
putting it at a fairly valued state the stock is trading slightly below the
industry average of twenty two point two it's currently trading at a twenty one
point nine four and it's also below the S&P 500 PE
average of twenty two point four six the current stock is trading below the sixty
percent payout ratio at a 37 percent pale meaning that if they were to lose
half of their earnings they can continue to pay out to their shareholders and
still have money in their earnings per share do you be able to just continue to
raise and you know be able to support themselves they've been able to continue
to grow and raise their dividend for the past fifty five years since 1963 so they
are very recession proof price to book value is at a fourteen point six three
which is above that 3.0 value where value investors would consider it a
valuable this is when you're looking at a company that's within the services and
consumer goods I would focus probably mainly more on the price of sales and a
price the book price the book is important for financials and you know a
couple other companies out there but it's you up to your opinion there so
current dividend yield is around a 1.83 annualized pal is a dollar ninety two
per share each year their current payout ratio is that he thirty seven percent
they burned their dividend for the past fifty five years having a a ver äj--
increase of thirty one point five percent over the last five and ten
percent are five or ten years on average so I took the average increase over the
last five years took the average increase over the last ten years added
them together divided about two and I had an average increase there of thirty
one point five and that's not from nineteen sixty three this is just over
the last ten years number three we have ticker symbol FAS T this is fasten L
they sell industrial construction supplies the company offers to red
fasteners such as bolts nuts screws studs and related washers as well as
miscellaneous other items here the ex-dividend is on Tuesday the 23rd of
October 2018 if you were to buy this stock on Monday or prior you would be
able to get paid out on the 21st of November here we can see their ten-year
information in the red we have their free cash flow up one hundred and ninety
eight percent and the blue we have the price up sixteen one hundred and sixty
six percent and the green we have their net income up one hundred and sixty
three percent and in the orange we have their revenue up one hundred and six
percent over the past 10 years so everything
here the price their revenue their free cash flow their net income is has had
double-digit growth on average over the past 10 years so you know price 16
percent on average per year free cash flow of 19.8 net income sixteen point
three and revenue ten point six so a very healthy looking company they're
Fastenal one year graph here I'm taking a look they currently pay out forty
cents per share you can see there was a hike going into January they let it
settle then they had another hike here recently in in May so they increase
their dividends some somewhere down here in the thirty cent rage to about thirty
six cents to now forty cents per share each quarter so very quick dividend
raises they're they're currently priced at fifty two dollars and sixty six cents
with a current yield of now 3.04 which puts them way up in here their current
p/e is at a twenty point four nine ford p/e is at a twenty point one nine price
to book is eighty six point five and a price of sales of 3.0 there are three
point one so when charter doe 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 eighteen point five this was at a twenty
point four nine it is sitting below the S&P 500 p/e average of twenty two point
four six it is also sitting below oh it's
actually above that payout ratio of sixty percent so it's a sixty two point
five percent payout ratio some people you know there's lots of other companies
out that do have a higher payout ratio but it's all up to the investor some
investors if you're investing I believe coca-cola and Pepsi they may have a
higher p/e pright payout ratio but you know if you're buying REITs and such
they generally have a higher payout ratio this is all personal opinion if
you know personal preference if you do want to invest in a company that you
know this company overall has good price you know revenue free cash flow net
income so they do have some padding there but it's all your guys's opinion
there so dividend growth past seven years on average increasing at twelve
point eight percent here over here since 2011 so what happened here back in
2011 they were paying out their their dividend semi-annually they decided to
go ahead and take it quarterly so they did and that switch into their which did
cause them to decrease their dividend payout because they cut it in half you
know they were doing for payouts instead of two so instead of paying out 20 cents
per share for example they paid out five cents per share only they paid it out
over four quarters so they didn't have to pay out so much at a time I think it
was probably better for them during a downturn they're like hey let's go ahead
and keep some more capital and hand read these quarters and stay paying out one
big chunk and that probably helped them out there number four we have ticker
symbol th oh this is thorn industries they manufacture and sell recreational
vehicles and small and mid-sized buses as well as related parts and accessories
their stock is going ex-dividend on the 24th of October which is next Wednesday
you'd have to buy this stock on Tuesday or prior to be eligible for that pail on
the 9th of November here in the green we had their net income up 621 percent over
the last ten years and the red we have their free cash flow at four hundred and
fourteen percent their price up three hundred and eight percent and in the
orange we have the revenue of two hundred and fifty nine percent so
everything here double-digit growth plus it's in the basically the 20 or higher
range so their prices up thirty point eight percent on average per year over
the last ten years you can see this huge fall going and you know going into 2018
their price has gone nowhere but down so you know go you know if you're if you're
interested in taking a look at a stock that's fallen by roughly that's a huge
percent there that's kind of interesting they currently pay out 39 cents per
share each quarter their curly price at eighty one dollars and 15 cents this
could be due to kind of you know has kind of like a support level since May
it did fall due to this current pullback that we've had recently but it could be
interesting you know I could be a little bit worrisome their dividend yield is
currently at a 1.92 depending on the day the day it looks like it just kind of
came down pretty hard so that kind of put that yield up at a 1.9 to 1.8 to
range their current p/e is 89 point 9 Ford p/e is eighty nine point nine
point three price the book is eighty two point two in price the sales at a point
five so when charted Oh show the current stock does have a higher yield of a
price which make indicate it could be uninvited at this time the stock is
trading below the industry average of sixteen point nine and below the sp500
average of twenty two point four six it is also sitting below that sixty
percent payout ratio it's any 18.6% payout ratio and that's that dividend
growth for the past eight years is price to book value is two point two which is
below 3.0 or value investors to it's considered eight value check out that
price of sales at the point five so current dividend yield rather on that
one point nine two they pay out a dollar fifty six per share each year their
current payout is roughly eighteen point six percent for you know earnings per
share their dividend growth is eight years since 2010 they've raised their
dividend on average twenty five point seven percent over the last ten years
and they froze our dividend between 2006 and 2010 they just kind of locked it out
you know during that downturn they saw that the economy was going into that
downturn data said of the lockout their dividend and they didn't cut it they
didn't raise it they just kind of locked it out at a healthy you know dividend
yield their stock continued to kind of climb and you can see here during that
downturn you know it didn't really faze it most of these companies they took a
huge downturn during oh wait this one had a bit of a dip there it's had more
of a dip here recently than it has in the past generally it trades up very
smoothly but you can see you know it came back to correct itself I had it
correct itself the normal trend line here for its 250 day moving average it
was trading web of it and and any investors that bought it at this point
they were just kind of buying it off of the win there so interesting stock there
and the last one here number five we have ticker symbol L K F n this is
Lakeland financial they provide commercial retail and investment
managers management services they also operate in 40-plus branches in the
northern Indiana so this company is going ex-dividend on Wednesday the 24th
of October to maintain you'd have to buy this one on
Tuesday or prior to be eligible for that payout date on the 5th of November so
here in the green we have their net income of two hundred and thirty four
point six percent their price here in the blue up two hundred and thirty two
percent and their free cash flow up two hundred and thirty one percent and their
revenue up one hundred and ten point five percent over the last ten years
there so take a look at their price here their price is generally trying to
trends up here I would put this right about average so if you took a line and
kind of just scooter it all the way here this would actually be a much better
looking line than what happened during this time frame between you know going
in 2017 and current point you know you can see the transition here it's smooth
Lee goes here and if you were to kind of just follow it along you would probably
see it more within this area that it's currently treated at now verses the
hikes that it had just over the last year and a half so Lakeland financials
they currently pay out twenty six cents per share each quarter they're currently
priced at forty four dollars and 64 cents that gives them a dividend yield
around two point three three percent you can see they raised their dividend it
back in January time frame from twenty two cents per share now twenty six cents
per share the current p/e is at a seventeen point four four ford p/e is at
a 14.5 their prices sales at a six point two nine and price the book is eighty
two point three so when charted at dojo the current stock does have a higher
yield over price which may indicate it could be honored by it at this time the
stock is traded above the industry average of fourteen point four and below
the S&P 500 average of twenty two point four six it is sitting below that sixty
percent payout ratio of 30 to 34 percent and it's at dividend growth for the past
six years this price the book value is that a two
point three and two which is below that or which is above to change that which
is above that 3.0 of value where value investors would consider it value the
p/e here is seventeen point four for industry is fourteen point four for the
financial sector dividend yield you know two point three
three they pay a dollar zero for per share each
year per share their current payout is 34% they've raised their dividend over
the last six years since 2012 they gave them an average increase of twelve point
eight percent over the last five and ten years you know on average and during the
downturn of 2008 through 2012 they did freeze their dividend they didn't cut
their dividend as many of those other financial institutions did you know
financial institutions like JP Morgan Goldman Sachs they just flat out cut
their dividends not paying out shareholders and this company here they
just froze out that dividend continue to pay out their shareholders making sure
that nobody's sold it off as hard as you know we could check out here during the
downturn it did kind of suffer here for quite a while you can see it back in
their high here probably 2008 2009 it had fully recovered to that point until
probably right around 2013 or to 2012 some of the timeframe so here during
that downturn you would have been able to average in during your position and
you would have walked in that yield they didn't cut their dividend but it would
have been a really tough point to kind of continue to average in for the normal
investor so that is all I wanted to cover in today's video so if you did
like the article if you did like the video remember to share it like it give
it a thumbs up button below leave comments in the comment section below if
you have any questions about anything that was covered in today's video and of
course as a quick disclaimer I am NOT a financial advisor tax professional the
information provided is my opinion to entertainment and thumb fizzes just me
as a financial investor trying up others make their money work for them so the
five stocks again that we cover this week number one up up og enterprises
number two we have lows number three we have fast FAFSA now number four we have
Thor industries and number five we have Lakeland Financial you know my opinion
it's very tough choice but as a dividend growth investor if you're looking for
one of the safest bets out there to investment although it is currently
trading at a high price to yield it could still be a good buying opportunity
check out lows I think that would be a good buying opportunity or just check
out any of these other ones you know they haven't been paying out dividends
they haven't raised their dividend the downturn
but many of them have you know this one check it out it switched from semi to
quarterly which is why they've only shown seven years of dividend growth but
some of these other ones instead of cutting it they just froze it out so
would you feel pretty safe invest in a company that froze our dividend during
downturns and just kind of when they could raise their dividend again Rose it
you know raised it but anyways that is it for today's video I hope you guys did
like it again 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 and thank you for tuning in I will see you next
time have a great day bye
you
For more infomation >> Ржачные анекдоты! Анекдот из одесского двора! - Duration: 0:45. 
For more infomation >> 【韓国】ヤンニョムセウとヤッパッが絶品過ぎた。。 - Duration: 8:07. 
For more infomation >> TRATTAMENTO INVERNALE ALBERI DA FRUTTO - Duration: 9:26. 
For more infomation >> Ausgebrannte Yacht wird geborgen | Landesschau Baden-Württemberg - Duration: 3:57. 
For more infomation >> Stephane Legar - Merci | סטפן לגר - מרסי - Duration: 2:56. 
For more infomation >> Preserving one of Maine's few remaining meetinghouses - Duration: 2:32. 
For more infomation >> Fuente Obejuna. Mellaria, la huella de un pasado esplendoroso. Córdoba - Duration: 2:29. 
For more infomation >> ДЛЯ НАСТРОЕНИЯ. ЗАЖИГАЙ Как дела? Нормально. Нормально нереально. - Duration: 2:06. 
For more infomation >> Should You Buy Cheap Rental Properties? - Duration: 6:11. 
For more infomation >> Live im Land "Schattentheaterfestival" | Landesschau Baden-Württemberg - Duration: 5:18. 
Không có nhận xét nào:
Đăng nhận xét