5 Dividend Growth Machines Near 52-Week Lows

Finding stable companies with histories of increasing dividends is just the first part of a sound investment strategy. Next, and just as important, is buying those companies at bargain prices. There are many ways to find such deals, but one of the quickest is to check a company's current price and its 52-week low. If it's trading at or near this number, it *may* be undervalued. I say "may" because a company trading at or near its 52-week low is not necessarily a good buy. Our job as diligent investors is to determine whether these price movements are the result of short term fear (good) or deeper financial issues (bad). But when looking at what can quickly become an overwhelming list of stocks, finding those trading at or near their 52-week lows can be a quick and dirty way of narrowing down your choices. With that said, here is a... Read more