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You probably did not know this, but the high dividend paying stocks usually do not grow, and fast growing stocks usually do not pay high dividends. This is the trade off every investor faces. But what if I told you there are five names that most people are completely unaware of that give you both a great dividend and real growth combined. Well, today is your lucky day. Here are the five names. Let's speed run them. Number one, Pepsico, PEP, the global food and beverage giant behind Pepsi, Lays, Gatorade, Quaker Oats. Over 53 consecutive years of dividend increases. Elliot Management just took a $4 billion dollar activist stake pushing for even more value creation. EPS growth of 4% to 6% guided this year. Yield 4.33%. Number two, Stanley, Stanley Black & Decker, SWK, the world's largest tool company, DeWalt, Craftsman, Stanley. Every contractor on earth uses their products. EPS growing 11.8% this year and 17.2% the next year. Just divested a non-core aerospace business to focus on tools and reduce debt. Yield 3.64%. Number three, Target, TGT, the iconic American retailer that has raised its dividends for 55 consecutive years. 236 consecutive dividend payments without missing a single one since 1967. EPS expected to grow 17% over the next three years. Investing 5 billion to modernize stores and compete in modern retail. Yield 3.39%. Number four, Kimberly Clark, KMB, the company behind Kleenex, Huggies, products people buy every month regardless of the economy. EPS expected to grow 39% over the next three years. Dividend growing for 50 consecutive years, Yield 4.62%. And the finalist, number five is Hormel Foods, HRL. Spam, Skippy peanut butter, Applegate meats. Currently restructuring its portfolio and cutting costs, which historically means margin expansion is coming. One of the highest estimated long-term return potentials among all dividend kings. Yield 4.62%. Here are the five tickers as a summary. PEP, SWK, TGT, KMB, HRL. Growth and income combined together. Write them down and follow for more.