List Of Best Dividend Stock For The Year 2020

Before investing in a dividend stock, there are two things to look out for. The first is the history of fundamental increase and the second is the technicality of the stock. Dividend stock is one of the long-term investing portfolios and as such, it is a very strong pillar in financial independence and personal finance. For dividend seekers, one thing to keep in mind is that as the stock price reduces, the yield on dividend increases. Here is a quick list of high paying dividend of the year.

The Home Depot, Inc. (HD)

QUALCOMM Incorporated (QCOM)

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)

UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (UNH)

Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO)

ADP (ADP)

Best Buy (BBY)    

Honeywell (HON)

Paychex      (PAYX)      

Lockheed Martins (LMT)

Johnson and Johnson (JNJ)

Discover Financial (DFS)

Apple Inc. (AAPL)

Boeing Co. (BA)

Delta Air Lines (DAL)

Waste Management (WM)

Abbvie Inc (ABBV)

Novartis (NVS)


The Home Depot, Inc (HD)

The company deals in all kinds of home and garden retail stores. Based on historical fact, the company dividend increases constantly, in fact, the company's dividend has recently increased by 10%. Details about the company's dividend stock include:

One month performance +1.77%

Current dividend per share: $1.50

Current yield: 2.55%

Three years dividend growth rate: +25.4%

Three years earning growth rate: +17.3%

 

QUALCOMM Incorporated (QCOM)

This is a leading company in semiconductors. The history of the stock dividend of the company is very rich. QCOM dividend stock performance include:

One month performance -8.49%

Current yield 3.11%.

Current dividend per share $0.62

Three years dividend growth rate +7.1%

Three years earning growth rate -177.6%

 

Microsoft Corporation  (MSFT)

This is a leading software company. The performance of the company's dividend is +5.15% per month while the historical performance of the company stock dividend include

Current yield 1.2%

Current dividend per share: $0.51

Three years dividend growth rate: +9%

Three years earning growth rates: +48.46%

 

UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (UNH)

This is a leading insurance company in the United States of America. The company's stock dividend performance is -7.42% per month.

Current yield: 1.64%

Current dividend per share: $1.08

Three years earning growth rate +26.39%

Three years dividend growth rate +20.3%

 

Cisco System Inc CSCO

Cisco System Inc is a leading global networking company. 

One-month performance is -11.19,%

Current yield: 3.42%

Current dividend per share $0.36

Three years earning growth rate +4,313.73%

Three years dividend growth rate: +13.1%

 

 

ADP  (ADP)

 Yield per month: 2.4%

Five years earning growth: 35%


Best Buy (BBY)

Yield per month: 3.3%

Five years earning growth: 71%


Honeywell (HON)

Yield per month: 2.4%

Five years earning growth: 58%


Paychex (PAYX)

Yield per month: 3.4%

Five years earning growth: 45%


Lockheed Martin (LMT)

Yield per month: 2.7%

Five years earning growth: 77%


Johnson and Johnson (JNJ)

Market capitalization: $384 billion

Dividend yield: 2.6%

Payout ratio: 70%


Discover Financial DFS 

Market capitalization: $26 billion

Dividend yield: 2.1%

Payout ratio: 19%


Abbvie Inc (ABBV)

Market capitalization: $132 billion

Dividend yield: 5.3 %

Payout ratio: 191%


Novartis (NVS) 

Market capitalization: $240 billion

Dividend yield: 3%

Payout ratio: 57%


Apple Inc. AAPL

Dividend yield: 1.12%

Annual yield: $3.08

Payout Ratio: 19:61%


Delta Air Lines (DAL)

Dividend yield: 3.77%

Annual yield: 1.61%

Payout Ratio: 4.61%


Boeing Co. (BA)

Dividend yield: 5.31%

Annual yield: 8.22%

Payout Ratio: 176.31%


Waste Management (WM)

Annual yield: 2.23%

Payout Ratio: 53.00%


The listed companies provide an opportunity for an individual who is looking for a good dividend investment portfolio. All the companies have strong historical dividend growth and good sales signals.


Disclaimer: Investingport owns WM, BA, HD, AAPL, DAL, JNJ, MSFT, 

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