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10 Dividend Raises You NEED To Know
Happy Monday!
Today, I’m going to share 10 dividend growth stocks that just increased their dividend payments.
On top of this, I’ll break down the most important stock market news of the past week, such as the US Federal Reserve’s decision to start cutting rates.
Let’s do this!
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The Key Story
10 Dividend Raises You NEED To Know
Watch the video above to get an updated stock analysis on each of the companies mentioned. Here is the list below:
$TXN - Texas Instruments declares $1.36/share quarterly dividend, 4.6% increase from prior dividend of $1.30.
$TMUS - T-Mobile US declares $0.88/share quarterly dividend, 35.4% increase from prior dividend of $0.65.
$JPM - JPMorgan Chase declares $1.25/share quarterly dividend, 8.7% increase from prior dividend of $1.15.
$MSFT - Microsoft declares $0.83/share quarterly dividend, 10.7% increase from prior dividend of $0.75.
$PM - Philip Morris International declares $1.35/share quarterly dividend, 3.85% increase from prior dividend of $1.30.
$O - Realty Income declares $0.2635/share monthly dividend, 0.2% increase from prior dividend of $0.2630.
$VICI - VICI Properties declares $0.4325/share quarterly dividend, 4.2% increase from prior dividend of $0.4150.
$HES - Hess declares $0.50/share quarterly dividend, 14.3% increase from prior dividend of $0.4375.
$VZ - Verizon declares $0.6775/share quarterly dividend, 1.9% increase from prior dividend of $0.6650.
$LRCX - Lam Research declared $2.30/share quarterly dividend, 15% increase from prior dividend of $2.00.
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Notable Dividend Cut
MPW Stock Tanks, Multiple Dividend Cuts
This news released over the past month, but offers a story about how dividends don’t always go up. Poor business performance, will inevitably lead to dividend cuts.
$MPW - Medical Properties Trust declared $0.08/share quarterly dividend, -46.7% decrease from prior dividend of $0.15.
MPW has seen 2 dividend cuts in the past year, each over 45%. This is due to a deeply unsustainable dividend payment based on free cash flow.
Stock Market News
Fed slashes interest rates by a half point, an aggressive start to its first easing campaign in four years
My Thoughts:
The 50 basis point cut is more than the widely expected 25, signaling a more definite reduction. This leads to speculation that the FED may be bearish and think the risk of a recession is real, after multiple poor job reports. So what does this mean for stocks?
The trend of lower rates will start to incentivize investment into higher risk assets, such as stocks. The risk free rate of return is now lower, making it less attractive. This will slowly shift the incentives of how investors and capital allocators plan to use their money.
That said, rate cuts are typically used in poor economic times as a form of stimulus. Historically, they have been correlated to times of economic weakness and recessions. That has lead to high losses in the immediate aftermath of a rate cut. Will this time be different?
The History Of Markets After First Rate Cuts:
“Since 1970, there have been nine instances in which the Fed significantly cut the Fed Funds rate. The average maximum drawdown from the start of each rate reduction period to the market trough was 27.25%.
The three most recent episodes saw larger-than-average drawdowns. Of the six other experiences, only one, 1974-1977, saw a drawdown worse than the average.”
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