Bloomberg Dividend Increases

Written by The Dividend Guy on February 20, 2007

There has been a bit of talk on a couple of blogs about a new service that Bloomberg has been touting concerning dividend payments. Ticker Sense has a good post about it and actually ran some numbers and came up with a list of stocks that have projected dividend growth rates of above 3% and are expected to increase their dividends on the next dividend declaration date.

It appears that the only way to get access to this data is to get yourself a Bloomberg terminal and subscribe to their data service - I couldn’t find pricing but I am going to take a wild a$$ guess that it is a few bucks - more that I want to be dropping.

However, thanks to the good folks over at Ticker Sense we can see what the next upcoming increases are expected to look like. I see one of my holdings - Coca-Cola (KO) - is projected to increase its dividend!

Bloomber Dividend Increases

Maybe in the future they will continue to run these numbers and keep all of us small-fry dividend enthusiasts in the know!!


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3 Comments so far

  1. DJ February 22, 2007 9:27 am

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  2. Glenn February 22, 2007 10:09 am

    This is nice to know. I own PCU, JNJ and ACAS. I think I may be a little bit more agressive with some of my higher yielding dividend stocks. I also own KMP and PWE and a lot of the other more conservative stocks you own. What do you think about Canadian Oil Trusts?

  3. lee March 6, 2007 4:11 pm

    Several months ago I found a free site that listed dividend increases with the most recent (7 days) ones highlighted. About 2 weeks ago I lost everything on my PC and now I can’t find that site.

    Do you know where it is?

    Many thanks

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