My Watch List – Dividend Focused
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I have developed a watch list of dividend paying stocks that I am going to keep track of going forward. This list is mostly quelled from Michael Sivy’s Sivy 70. I basically took his list, and filtered the stocks that are on either the Mergent’s Dividend Achiever list or the S&P Dividend Aristocrats. This list is the behemoths of business that have huge market caps. However, in my opinion, building a core portfolio around any of these stocks could be a good strategy. My next step will be to determine my buy ranges for each of these stocks.
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Tyler said:
Awesome work on this list!
February 2nd, 2007 at 8:28 am -
Mark said:
This looks like a very useful list. Or at least very useful as a starting point. I hold 5 of those stocks at the moment. I have been watching MMM’s price sag lately and have been wondering if it’s worth adding some shares there, as they are also due to raise their dividend.
February 5th, 2007 at 5:39 pm -
Middle Class Millionaire said:
Hey Mark,
I took a hard look at MMM after it fell and decided it was worth the risk. I’ve posted my rationale for buying on my blog if your interested.
Dividend Guy – I’m really impressed with your chart and would just like to ask permission to use it on my own blog (giving you full credit and a link to your original post of course:)
Cheers,
MCM
http://middleclassmillionaire.blogspot.com/February 7th, 2007 at 8:26 am
[...] I couldn’t resist posting this awesome watchlist of the best dividend stocks posted by The Dividend Guy, who has the same investing philosophy as me! He has used my favorite, The Mergent Dividend Achievers list and the S&P Dividend Aristocrats to develop this list. He also outlines which stocks that he already has a position in. A great list to start your search! If you like it, share it!:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]