Dividend stocks are are an important piece of the investing puzzle? We believe dividend growth stocks are the holy grail of investing.
Here are the top 5 best dividend stocks for August 2021.
These videos show you the MAPsignals process we use to find high-quality dividend growth stocks: superior fundamentals, great technicals, and lots of Big Money plowing into the shares.
Top 5 Best Dividend Stocks For August 2021
Luke Downey breaks down the following 5 stocks:
- Mastercard, Inc. (MA)
- Sherwin-Williams Co. (SHW)
- Williams-Sonoma Inc. (WSM)
- eBay Inc. (EBAY)
- Oracle Corp. (ORCL)
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Disclosure: Luke holds no positions in MA, SHW, WSM, EBAY, & ORCL at the time of filming.
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From my persponal POV, you dividend video was very disappointing, mostly because it is mis-titled:”Top 5 Best Dividend Stocks For August 2021″. There is not an investor I know who would consider you ‘dividend stock picks’ [MA=.46%, WSM=1.51%, SHW=.76%, EBAAY=.98%, ORCL=1.46%] good dividend stocks.
Selecting these ‘de minimis dividend stock’s as the results of BMI strategic investing suggests to me MBI is not very good at picking ‘outlier dividend stocks’, because by the definition of most investors, they are not ‘dividend stocks because the dividends are so low!
You carefully go through all the characteristics of ‘dividend stocks’ but you never identify how low the dividend might be to qualify as a top 5 BMI dividend stock. Would a .30% or a .20% or a .10% dividend qualify as a devidend stocks?????
Larry MIller
Suggest: Maybe you should call them ‘Growth stocks with dividends’!
Hey Larry –
Thanks for the comment. We’ll take any feedback!
It is true that we don’t focus on the big fat yields, but on dividend-growth companies. We took a different angle this month and showcased a few dividend growers with incredible fundamentals. And a few of them have low yields, but more importantly pack massive growth. Some months we highlight stocks with bigger yields…just not this one.
In this low-yield environment, most high quality dividend cos have ramped so much that the yields have contracted massively. And being honest, the universe for dividend stocks that we consider solid is quite limited.
Thanks for writing in!