18 'Safer' Miller/Howard SDI Spring Dog Dividend Yields Topped By LyondellBasell

The Dividend Dogs Rule
The "dog" moniker was earned by stocks exhibiting three traits: (1) paying reliable, repeating dividends, (2) their prices fell to where (3) yield (dividend/price) grew higher than their peers. Thus, the highest dividend yielding stocks in any collection became known as "dogs." More precisely, these are, in fact, best termed, "underdogs".

18 of 30 April M/H SDI Dividend Dogs Show Positive Returns And Cash Flow Yields Greater Than Their Dividend Yields

Periodic Safety Inspection
A previous article discussed the attributes of 30 Miller/Howard Strategic Dividend Index stocks from which the 18 were sorted. You see below the list that passed the dividend "stress" test. These 18 M/H SDI Spring dividend dogs report positive returns and sufficient annual cash flow yield to cover their anticipated annual dividend yield. The margin of excess is shown in the bold face column labeled "SafeMargin".

Financial guarantees. however, are frequently re-ordered by detrimental boards of directors managing company policies cancelling or varying the payout of dividends to shareholders. This article asserts that adequate cash flow is a strong justification for a company to sustain annual dividend increases.
What Business Sectors Showed Up With "Safer" M/H SDI Dividend Equities For April?
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