Cincinnati Financial: Don't Miss Out On This Dividend Aristocrat Now

Summary

• Since my previous article in June, Cincinnati Financial has nearly quadrupled the total returns of the S&P 500 index.
• The property and casualty insurer's net written premiums are surging higher thanks to more insurance agencies selling its products and rising market share.
• The Company boasts one of the lengthiest dividend growth streaks among publicly traded U.S. companies.
• The insurer appears to be trading at a 13% discount to fair value.
• CINF could be set up to generate 27% cumulative total returns through 2026.

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There are no guarantees in investing. But just as I've recounted many times before, buying high-quality dividend stocks at discounted valuations naturally works out quite often.

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