hello everyone and thanks for tuning into the financial investor channel my
name is Brent and today we're gonna be covering the best dividend stocks going
ex-dividend December 17th through the 21st 2018 so if you are brand new to my
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the mix of topics and ideas that I have coming out here in the future now the 5
stocks we're going to be covering in today's article I already posted them
over on Facebook earlier about two days ago as I wrote out this article we have
ticker symbol T X R H this is Texas Roadhouse ticker symbol CI and F this is
a Cincinnati Financial Corp take your symbol UHT this is a real estate
investment trust it's Universal Health Realty income trust ticker symbol C B
this is the Chubb Ltd and we have ticker symbol our BCAA this is the republic
Bancorp now all of these are coming up on ex-dividend next week which basically
means if you buy the stock prior to the x70 date hold it until the ex-dividend
date and you you hold it until that ex-dividend date you'd then be eligible
for that payout in the future depending on when their payout date is now all of
these stocks i screen roughly some 50 to 75 stocks and as i whittled the list
down they were all screened for having starting yields over 1.5%
all of them over the next 5 and 10 years or over the past 5 and 10 years have
grown their revenue net income free cash flow positive their next year earnings
per share is expected to be greater than their current earnings make sure meaning
they're gonna be for more profitable they're expected to drop their p/e ratio
and all of these have grown or paid out you know grown and paid out a dividend
for the past five plus years in here and on our list here you can see that Texas
Roadhouse is the lease at seven years whereas we have sixteen thirty to fifty
to fifty seven years of growing and paying out a dividend now in these
articles in here in this video we're gonna be going for the stocks a dividend
dates the ex-dividend the price comparisons of the yield p/e comparison
to the industry and the S&P 500 the payout ratio dividend history any few
other items with you're interested in checking out dividend stocks I do have a
couple books here plus my free resources I have investing books investing brokers
I recommend I've started to put together digital products my own investment
portfolios that I've built either for myself or for others over on my website
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you know investing per week per month per year and retirement calculator know
your retirement number if you're looking to invest until the age of sixty which
is your retirement age how much are you looking to pull out at that start of
your retirement the whole thing will kind of calculate it for you but all of
these are going in the process of being updated it just takes a little bit of
time and if you have any comments suggestions and you've already
downloaded and tried them out let me know what you think of them and if you
have any suggestions there as well now again all of these stocks here that
we're going to be covering in this article are ordered by X dividend from
December 17 to the 21st so just because they have a number of 1 next to them
doesn't mean that they're you know the best stock out there they're just coming
up on ex-dividend prior so with that number one we have ticker symbol TX rh
this is the texas roadhouse they operate a full-service casual dining restaurant
chain in the united states that operates restaurants under the Texas Roadhouse
and Aspen Creek names this is not the it's like the original Texas Roadhouse
and they have a couple other names out there but that
is it I'm sure you guys have one maybe within your facility so sector this one
falls underneath the services sector this is a brand new thing here that I
kind of added in you know instead of having to go through and guess what
sector they're in this is within the services sector ex-dividend is next
Tuesday on the 18th the December if you bought this one on Monday or prior to
the ex-dividend date and you held it until the ex-dividend date you would
receive a payout on the 28th of December 2018 now here I always like to supply
their ten-year chart so over the past 10 years their revenue is up 17.2% on
average so here this is just a ten-year graph and this is a increase there of a
hundred and seventy two percent over the past ten years so I just take 172 divide
it by ten year period and that gives you your average so revenue tenth of 17.2%
net income 31% and net in whoops that's eye net income and net income is up 31%
and their free cash flow up a little over what four hundred percent on
average per year so very high free cash flow I forgot to put in the price
percentage increase over the past ten years I'll have to probably go back and
redo that but let's go ahead and continue on so Texas Roadhouse currently
pays out twenty five cents per share each quarter they're currently priced
below their 200-day moving average currently their 200-day moving average
when I pull this information on the 11th was that sixty four dollars and thirty
seven thirty six cents right now they're traded at sixty three dollars and 87
cents their current dividend yield puts them at a one point five seven percent
so this here is correct their current p/e ratio is that twenty nine point
three Ford p/e is at twenty nine point two four so not a whole lot of earnings
per share growth there in the future their p/e ratio is expected to drop by
only by us you know by X amount very not much there at all
seeing that we're rolling into 2019 that's probably why it's pretty much
flat they're now in the green their price to book value is four point nine
three and price of sales is 1.91 so when
taking a look at the chart above it does show the current stock does have a price
under the yield for the year which may indicate it could be undervalued at this
time these sockets above the industry average and above the sp500 average here
again 29.3 is where they're trading at whereas the average industry is that
21.8 and the S&P 500 average is twenty one point five six this one does have a
payout ratio of forty two point nine which took puts them below the fifty
sixty percent payout ratio that a lot of dividend Bester's like to see and
they've grown and paid out a dividend for the past seven years since 2011
prior to them they had never paid dividends before so this only goes back
roughly what seven years and they've had a dividend increase there of around
twenty one point two percent over the ten-year period so just kind of take out
two of those years and they may have a dividend increase of around fifteen to
eighteen percent so price the book again four point nine three but this isn't
really an asset based company this is more of a sales and service based
company so their prices price of sales is that one point nine one which is
below that 3.0 value where sales and service based companies would be
considered a deal it's still very high p/e in comparison that the industry and
the S&P 500 your dividends you're starting dividend yield is around one
point five seven percent annualized payout they pay a dollar per share so
they payout twenty five cents a share each quarter multiplied over four
quarters that's one dollar payout ratio again forty two point nine dividend
growth seven years since 2011 when they started pain and kuroh in their dividend
so that is texas roadhouse ticker symbol th rh number two we have
ticker symbol c INF this is a cincinnati financial they offer property and
casualty insurance through multiple companies they have their three
companies right there the cincinnati specialty underwriters insurance company
provides excess and surplus lines property and casualty insurance they're
in this financial sector they're ex-dividend is on 18th of december on
tuesday you'd have to buy them on whens your prior whole demand
Tuesday then you would receive your pail on the 15th of January now again here in
the blue we have their revenue up five point nine six percent on average per
year or five point or five hundred fifty nine percent over the past ten years in
the orange free cash flow hundred and forty nine percent over the last ten
years or roughly fourteen point nine percent over the last on average per
year over the last ten years and in the red net income up two hundred and twenty
one percent but you can see it's a huge spike here going to 2018 from roughly
Flatts here roughly you know really flat actually if you look at here zero
percent here's eighty percent maybe they were up some twenty they are actually on
the way down so this is kind of interesting as to why their net income
has jumped by roughly you know twenty fifty percent to now two hundred and
twenty one point nine percent that would be interesting to see you know the
regulations change I know that for financial so maybe that had something to
do with it their earnings some sort of change as well also down here we can see
that their p/e ratio here their forward p/e is that twenty four point four six
whereas their current p/e is that he nine point four seven says some of the
financials here could be slightly off this would be one of those ones you'd
have to do a deeper dive if it was something you were interested in so they
currently pay out fifty-three cents per share each quarter per share they're
currently priced at $79.90 you can see here that just a few months ago they
were trading down at roughly sixty six sixty seven dollars now they are almost
near all-time highs they roughly hit their 52-week highs here right around 82
83 dollars before pulling back now at $79 and 39 cents their 200-day moving
averages at 74 dollars and 27 cents their current dividend yield is right
around two point six three two point six seven depending on the day and the print
price again we kind of cover the p/e ratios now their prices sales two point
one three and price the book being that this is a financial and asset based
company their price the book here is one point five five so when Charter does
show the current stock has a price over the yield
which may indicate it could be overvalued at this time for the year
these sockets also trading below the industry average currently at twelve
point four for the industry but again in the future depending on how those
earnings go their forward p/e could be up as high as twenty four point four six
there the art training above that sixty percent payout ratio so this one has
grown and paid out a dividend for the past fifty seven years since nineteen
sixty one so this one you'd have to look at their payout ratio history and how
long you know what's their average payout ratio is that normally around
thirty forty percent and now it's near 70 percent so kind of interesting in
there yeah fifty-seven years of dividend growth
price-to-book let alone one point five five switches below 3.0 where asset
based companies would be considered ideal financials are normally a state
based companies they hold a lot of assets price the sales value is at two
point one three which is below 3.0 where sales and service based companies would
be considered a deal as well so because this one is a casualty insurance and
financial company you know it has multiple companies underneath it this
could be the reason why both it's you know price of book and price of sales
are both under three they try and keep it balanced arm kind of interesting now
number three we have ticker symbol u H T this is the universal health real estate
investment trust it is a real estate investment trust as
they reach is in the health care and Human Services related facilities they
you know it includes hospitals behavioral health care facilities
rehabilitation hospitals surgery centers child care centers and medical office
buildings so you know all things health care child care and such this is a REIT
within the financial sector as all REITs normally are there X dividend is on
Thursday the 18th of December let's see if that's correct
oh that's incorrect so that's actually 20 December there 20 December I'm gonna
go ahead and fix this so it is the 20th of December which is next Thursday you
buy it on Wednesday or hold it until Thursday and then you
would receive that pail on the 31st of December
now Universal Health real team and come boy there's a lotta that's a long title
there so here we have their tenure graph revenue about fifteen point nine percent
on average over the past ten years now as far as reach go there's more
information besides looking out the revenue free cash flow net income you
know there's one other thing effort I can't think of it off the top of my head
but a lot of REITs when you're looking at their financials there's an important
key that you have to look at as far as the return on capital and how much of
their nets income or their the revenue are they actually depreciating there's a
lot of things to consider when you're looking at REITs there so here is shows
that their net income is roughly up twelve point one percent revenue at
fifteen point nine percent and their free cash flow roughly a hundred and
three percent on average per year over the past ten years now taking a look
here at the graph you can see that they've increased their dividend here
just a couple times in 2018 rising from roughly sixty six cents to then sixty
seven cents now sixty-seven cents and a half a cent
so they've increased it by quite a bit just throughout the year it looks like
they increase it every couple quarters similar to Maine the the monthly pain
stalked oh wait no that's a Realty income they pay out a you know dividend
every month and they raised their dividend it seems like every couple
months so this one's currently trading at seventy dollars and sixty cents
there are 200-day moving average is that sixty five dollars and seventy eight
cents you can see here for awhile back in between February and maybe July June
timeframe they were trading below two hundred moving average they'd recently
climbed back over and now they were flat for a while before kind of exceeding
that 200-day moving average their current dividend yield sits around 23.78
to around three point eight so depending on that price again current p/e is at a
thirty seven point five five seems pretty high but you don't really measure
reads by p/e ratio there's another factor that you have to take a
look at them I don't know this was I forgot the it's not return on invested
capital it's some other term I did an included in this graph I thought you
know at that time when I was pulling this information I was trying to do a
little bit too quick as you can tell and I kind of missed a couple spots there
such as my price and some of my dates here or us trying to punch the
information them so their current prices sales at twelve point seven nine price
the book four point seven seven so when charted it does show the current stock
does have a price over the yield currently which may indicate you could
be overvalued at this time the stock is trading above the industry average of
twenty four point five and above the S&P 500 average of twenty one point five six
that is also traded above sixty percent payout ratio which is pretty normal for
REITs they have to pay out more than roughly net you know ninety percent of
their earnings that way there it's tax for tax purposes you know just you want
to knock off as much as you can in expenses and payouts to your
shareholders that way when you go into your taxes they're able to deduct as
much as you can and actually get cash back there so let's see here they
brought and paid out a dividend for the past 32 years since 1986 so price the
book right now four point seven seven which is above three point where assets
base companies would be considered a deal the price of sales is at twelve
point seven nine which is also above 3.0 or sales and service based companies
would be considered a deal these stock again p/e thirty seven point five five
very high I didn't see a forward p/e on this one but their earnings are expected
to continue growing meaning that their p/e ratio should be here in the future
it's you know be lower but they have quite a ways to go before they're
actually down within the industry and the sp500 average their payout ratio
also came over a hundred percent that actually can non-applicable with when I
looked up their earnings per share they're paying out a dollar twenty seven
and you know they were making a dollar twenty seven at earnings and they're
actually paying out two dollars and seventy cents so this would be a really
interesting one to kind of take a look at and research a little bit if you're
interested in a health care REIT I know there's a Apple hospitality a ple which
is another health care wreath a lot of other investors are interested
in you know I'm an investor in it as well so quick disclaimer there but
dividend growth here 32 years one point four four percent dividend growth of the
past ten years since nineteen eighty six they've is how long they've been growing
and paying out a dividend now number four here we have ticker symbol CB this
is a chub corporation they provide casualty and property insurance to
businesses and individuals through its subsidiaries and independent insurance
agents and brokers Chubb operates through three segments commercial
insurance specialty insurance and personal insurance their sector they
fall into again financials pretty popular here during these you know
there's certain weeks where financials are very popular there's other we soar
retail and consumer talks are very popular so ex-dividend is all 20th of
December so this one actually is correct which is next Thursday yep and if you
bought this one on Wednesday or prior you would then get paid out on the 11th
of January here we have there in the orange free cash flow up to point one
six percent on average of the last ten years on average every year for the past
ten years and the blue their revenue at fourteen point two percent on average
for the past ten years and in the red their net income up thirty two point
nine percent on average over the last ten years they currently pay out seventy
three cents per share each quarter per share you can see they had a nice
dividend increase back in April some time going from 71 cents per share to
now seventy-three cents per share they are currently trading below the
200-day moving average at a hundred and thirty dollars and twenty four cents
their current dividend yield is that two point to force this is right this is
correct right here current PE eleven point nine for PE thirteen point four
six so a lot of these financials you know they've been getting slammed
recently so this could be something where their earnings are expected to
rise but maybe their p/e ratio is expected to rise as well just because
their price of the stock also increases so you know there's a lot of factors
that play into the forward p/e ratio and one as this one was growing its earnings
it's just the information here showing their p/e ratio in the future
as rising meaning that they could become less profitable they are now so price of
sales here 1.84 price the book 1.17 when chart and Joe show the current stock
does have a price under the keel that should be indicate it could be honored
I'd at this time the stock is below the industry average the industry average
right now is twelve point four and twenty one point five six for the the
S&P 500 again if it actually does rise here in the future due to earnings or
their price or something you know some sort of this could cause therefore PE to
rise above the industry average of thirteen point four six they are trading
below a sixty percent payout ratio at twenty eight percent and have grown and
payout a dividend for the past fifty two years since 1966 so price the book here
on this financial is one point one seven which is below 3.0 where asset based
companies would be considered a deal this price the sale is also low at one
point eight seven which is again below that 3.0 value were sales and service
based companies would be considered a deal not too big here if you multiply it
there seventy three by four you would get two dollars and ninety two cents per
share each year three low pay ratio dividend growth for the past fifty two
years very nice growth of the last ten years
if you'd look I did their average on their dividend growth for the past ten
years since 2008 and they've grown their
dividend roughly seventeen percent over the last year over the last ten years
year over year number five we have ticker symbol our BCAA this is the
Republic Bank Corp they provide various financial products and services at over
thirty five bank centers in Louisville central Kentucky and southern Indiana
this again falls underneath the financial sector I'm not really a fan of
these financial stocks so I think going forward if there's any sort of financial
stocks that end up being on my list you know my list may not have stocks to have
Kuroda and paid out a dividend the past five plus years I may end up picking
some stocks that have only grown and paid out a dividend for two or three or
four years whereas you know I'm trying to pick some of these stocks that I've
actually grown met these certain credentials to
actually make it on the list so we'll see how this kind of goes in the future
so they again are going ex-dividend next Thursday on the 20th of December their
payout date is then on the 18th of January here is their charts here look
at 2013 so remember we had a big financial crisis back in 2008 but the
lowest period where a lot of financials were actually hit was between 2012 and
2015 you can see that their revenue net income free cash flow all dropped off
here off a cliff going into 2013 and they have recovered here they were looks
like free cash flow was down a little over a
hundred and fifty percent they're now up roughly four point six percent so
basically almost flat you know from the starting period to where they are now
Barry you know revenue at four point six percent on average per year free cash
flow of 7.1% and net income up ten point nine percent so almost flat you know I'm
sure the price hasn't gone too far over the past eight years I'm sorry I didn't
include that one in today's graph I'll go back and include that so if you guys
do check this article out in the description below I will have that
information updated as well as some of the dates up above now they currently
pay out roughly twenty four cents and what an eighth of a cent there to to man
twos tenths of a cent anyways they're currently trading below their 200-day
moving average of forty four dollars and 47 cents they're currently trading at
forty dollars and 18 cents that puts them any dividend yield of two point
three five percent current PE is at nineteen point one five for PE eleven
point eight three their price of sales is that 3.0 and their price the book is
at one point two so when charter to just show the current stock does have a price
underneath the yield so yield pair price down here for the year which may
indicate it could the owner buy it at this time or just be undervalued because
of its had you know terrible financial the past ten years the stock is trading
above the industry average here again PE currently at nineteen point one five
industry is for financials twelve point five SP continues remain that
at 21.5 six they are paying out below their 64 that payout ratio their @ 31.1
dividend growth to the past 16 years so they've grown and paid out a dividend
through since 2002 so this one did freeze our dividend between 2000 and
2002 and then have been growing and paying out a dividend since 2002 their
price the book 1.1 1.2 4 and the price of sales 3.0 which is below both the
assets and service and sales base you know that ratio there the price of sales
basically at 3.0 versus which is at where sales and service based companies
would be considering a deal so if you multiply 24 cents by 4 you know Plus
that - you know - of 2/10 that of a share but of a cent then you would get
97 cents per share each year so that is essentially all I wanted to cover
today's article it was a bit of a choppy up form now I think going forward I'm
gonna be removing financials I don't think financials are a whole lot of fun
to talk about because we all know what all financials do they all have some
sort of assets they all have some sort of insurance that just seems to be the
same thing over and over and I think there's a lot of good financial stocks
out there but I don't you know I've had to pick one this week I think it would
have to be what was it ticker symbol CB I think that their financials look you
know fairly straightforward free cash flow being down aren't you know pretty
low that's not too bad their revenue net income was up very nicely they're
actually trading below their 200-day moving average you know this one would
have to be a little bit more research you know you can see therefore p/e is
expected to increase but again that could be slightly off this is basically
a DJI stock paying out since 1966 so I think it's just interested in their that
over the past 10 years they've grown their dividend also very nicely so if I
was looking to add a stock in the financial sector instead of choosing a
Goldman Sachs JP Morgan a Citibank or you know what are those why not take a
look at some of these other dividend aristocrats that have been growing in
paying out dividends for some 25 50 years so that is all I wanted to cover
in today's video if you guys did enjoy the video hit that thumbs up button
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having some issues it's talking too much and that is basically it thank you all
for tuning in I will see you next time have a great day bye
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