The market continues to set all-time highs with no significant pullback. However, you can still find discounted stocks if you look hard enough. Intel Corp (INTC) presents a good buying opportunity in this overvalued market.

This article ranks the Dividend Aristocrats using DVK Quality Snapshots, providing updated key metrics, quality indicators, and fair value estimates. Additionally, I provide a downloadable spreadsheet with fundamental and added value data for all Dividend Aristocrats.

Among the Blue-chip stocks, many offer high yields, dividend growth, earnings growth, value, or some combination of these factors. In this article, we’ll look at two premier high-growth dividend growth stocks, payments rival Visa (V) and MasterCard (MA).

These dividend growth stocks have increased their dividend payouts every year for at least 25 years, and they are fairly valued now!

The IRS considers dividends to be income and thus they are subject to taxes. Fortunately, taxes on dividends can be lower than taxes on ordinary income if you are receiving qualified dividends.

Investors getting started with Dividend Growth Investing often don’t know where to start or which stocks to invest in. This article reveals five foundational dividend growth stocks to consider

These dividend growth stocks are my top-ranked Materials sector picks. Two stocks are available at favorable valuations, and I highlight one of them as a potential buy for dividend growth investors.

The ten top-ranked Dividend Radar stocks for September are high-yielding, discounted stocks with safe dividends. All ten stocks yield at least 4%.

These dividend growth stocks have increased their dividend payouts every year for at least 50 years, and they are fairly valued now!

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