THE BEST DIVIDEND GROWTH STOCK?

I'm now yielding 11.2% on my best-performing dividend growth stock (1st tranche from 2014). This stock has increased their dividend by 15.2% each year on average for the last 5 years. Learn about my experience with The Home Depot (HD), as a fast-growing dividend grower. Also, learn about the differences between dividend growth investing and high yield investing.
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Timestamps:
0:00 INTRODUCTION: My number 1 best dividend growth stock of all time.
0:17 I'm yielding 11.2% simple dividend yield-on-cost (on my 1st tranche purchased in 2014).
0:18 SEGMENT 1: MY HOME DEPOT BUCKET OF DIVIDEND GROWTH STOCK PRODUCTS
0:31 LVMH Brands (LVMUY) - I don't own it, but it's my favorite fashion industry stock.
0:57 Nike (NKE) - This is a great, superior dividend growth stock.
1:27 Starbucks (SBUX) - My largest dividend stock position, with a very fast dividend growth rate. It's not number 1, however.
1:44 PepsiCo (PEP) - A huge, Core 4 position for me, but not the best dividend growth stock (dividend growth is slower, but steady).
2:13 Apple (AAPL) - One of my larger positions. I do expect the dividend to grow faster in the future, due to the low payout ratio, but right now it’s not my best dividend growth stock.
2:37 CocaCola (KO) - A larger position, great current yield, but not the highest dividend growth rate.
2:51 KEY: Dividend growth stocks increase their dividend VERY quickly.
3:19 The Home Depot (HD) - This is the number 1 dividend growth stock in my video today!
3:36 KEY: The Home Depot (HD) is the bucket that keeps on giving. The bucket is the metaphor!
5:00 SEGMENT 2: THREE KEY METRICS TO TAKE HOME FROM TODAY’S VIDEO
5:01 15.2% HD dividend CAGR, 11.2% HD simple yield-on-cost, $89,250 married filed jointly dividend income (qualified dividends) that are not taxed at a Federal level.
5:41 SEGMENT 3: BMO (Bank of Montreal) CDs ARE NOW YIELDING 5.0% (This is the risk-free rate to beat)
6:05 SEGMENT 4: THE HOME DEPOT (HD) DIVIDEND STOCK ANALYSIS
6:09 Those buying HD now yield less than the risk-free rate.
6:32 I only highlight one metric, the outstanding dividend growth rate of 15.2% 5-year CAGR.
7:02 The Home Depot (HD) just increased the dividend by another 10%.
7:27 My personal purchase history of HD. I’m yielding 11.2% on my 1st tranche from 2014. But, I'm already yielding 5.6% on my more recent tranche from 2020.
7:40 THE SECRET OF DIVIDEND GROWTH INVESTING
9:32 Check out the pinned comment for my Patreon. I have another Zoom meet-up forthcoming on Corner Patreon.
9:46 SEGMENT 5: WHY DIVIDEND STOCKS
10:03 The stock market can go sideways for a long period of time. Capital appreciation does not really help for bill-paying power. Dividends pay my bills.
10:53 KEY POINT: In the US, certain taxpayers do not have to pay Federal taxes on qualified dividends. Married couple filing jointly pays no Federal taxes on $89,250 on qualified dividends (assuming no other income). Not tax advice, just my understanding.
12:12 SEGMENT 6: TWO TYPES OF DIVIDEND INVESTORS (Dividend Growth Investors and High-Yield Investors)
12:55 PPC Ian Dividend Portfolio Metrics
13:20 Dividend growth investors wait for yield on cost.
13:38 SEGMENT 7: KEY INFLECTION POINTS FOR DIVIDEND GROWTH INVESTORS
14:40 DISCLOSURE AND DISCLAIMER

DISCLOSURE: I am long The Home Depot (HD), Apple (AAPL), PepsiCo (PEP), Starbucks (SBUX), 3M (MMM), Coca-Cola (KO), and Bank of Montreal (BMO). I own these stocks in my personal dividend stock portfolio.

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