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Welcome to another edition of my monthly series of 10 Dividend Growth Stocks. In this series, I rank a selection of dividend growth [DG] stocks in Dividend Radar and present the ten top-ranked stocks
10 Dividend Growth Stocks For October 2021
Summary
- This monthly series ranks a selection of dividend growth stocks in Dividend Radar and presents the ten top-ranked stocks for consideration.
- To rank stocks, I use DVK Quality Snapshots to obtain quality scores, sort them in descending order, and break ties with additional metrics.
- This month, I screened for Investment Grade stocks with high trailing total returns over the past decade and trading below my risk-adjusted Buy Below prices.
FerdiS invests in dividend growth stocks and writes options to boost dividend income. He manages DivGro, a portfolio of mainly dividend growth stocks created in January 2013. He tracks his portfolio at DivGro-2-0.com. With investment and trading experience spanning more than 20 years, FerdiS enjoys writing articles about dividend growth investing, options trading, stock selection, portfolio management, and passive income generation. FerdiS collaborates with the founders of Portfolio Insight, an online platform for portfolio management and investment analysis. We maintain and publish Dividend Radar, a weekly free spreadsheet of dividend growth stocks.
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