A Deep Dive Into Chevron's Fundamentals For Dividend Investors

Note: My analysis incorporates my framework which I call "MAD Investing" or Machine Assisted Dividend Investing. Everyday, I calculate approximately 60,000 ratios for all U.S. stocks. I sort all stocks into percentiles for each ratio, from strongest to weakest. This information is used to derive a "stock strength score" and a "dividend strength score," which serve as indicators of a stock's potential for capital appreciation and potential as an income producing investment, respectively. To learn more about how these scores are calculated, please refer to this post. All financial data on mad-dividends.com is sourced straight from the S.E.C., whereas price data comes from IEX.
Overview
Chevron Corporation (CVX) has a dividend yield of 3.97% and trades around $119.76. Based on my M.A.D Assessment, CVX has a Dividend Strength score of 91 and a Stock Strength score of 95.
In this article I will demonstrate why I believe that dividend investors should invest in Chevron Corporation.
Source: mad-dividends.com
Chevron Corporation engages in the exploration, production, and refining operations worldwide. Its oil refineries are spread across the United States, South Africa, and Asia with an approximate capacity of 2 million barrels of oil a day.

My analysis will revolve around two pillars: dividend strength and stock strength.
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