The markets hit new highs and valuations
grow steadily. I notice that the fight for real and high quality assets is very
hard. Today, investors pay 30 times for a solid and slow growing free cash
flow. That's crazy in my view because you cannot make a good return with such a
high price; it's a 3.3 percent initial yield.
Bonds yielding
much lower at a yield of 2.5 for US Bonds to 1.5 percent or less for the German
Government Paper. That's a damn low ratio.
But investors like you
and me need a good yield to head off market fluctuations and to compensate
inflation pressure, but most of the high-quality dividend growth stocks
yielding below 3 percent.
My goal for today
is to present you those stocks that pay more than the expected inflation rate
and have a return on investment ratio above 20 percent. In addition, they should
grow at a pace of 5 percent or more over the next five years.
Below are those 6
results that have matched the above mentioned criteria and hiked dividends for 10 years or more. The results are very
limited but can give you a good idea about the current market situation.
6 top long-term
dividend growth stocks...
