hello everyone and thanks for tuning into the financial investor channel my
name is Brent and today we're going to be covering the best dividend stocks
going ex-dividend next week December 10th through the 14th 2018 so we're
gonna be going over five of our winners which are ticker symbol ADP this is the
automatic data processing ticker several TR o w2 row we have ticker symbol W SBC
this is West Bank oh we have ticker symbol s FNC this assignments first
national Corp and we have ticker symbol NTR s this is the Northern Trust Corp
now those are the five stocks we're going to be covering in today's article
we did have a few runner ups which are posted over on my Facebook page as long
as well as how many years they've grown and paid out a dividend now the winners
I always sort by how long they've grown and paid out eight dividend so these
were the winners based on the time so initially when I screen all my stocks
you know I always screen all my stocks for having starting yields over one
point five percent raising revenue net income free cash flow positive over the
last five and ten years Ford price earnings are expected to grow
meaning that their earnings per share going into the future is expected to
decrease and that that grown their dividend for the past five plus years so
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dividend dates the dividend that you'd receive your pay out the price
comparison to the yield P comparison to the industry and the S&P 500 the payout
ratio of dividend history and a few other items now I do have a couple
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all of these stocks were going to be covering the ex-dividend the all these
stocks are ordered by extending dates from December 10th through the 14th 2018
so all of these actually fall on 13 December Thursday next week so and
because they all fall on the same day I order them by how long they've grown and
paid out eight dividend so adp here it's grown and paid out eight dividend as we
saw that's incorrect I'm a refresher real quick I just updated this 43 years
okay so we're starting with our top pick here of 43 years of growing and paying
out a dividend so number one we have ADP this is the automatic data processing
it's an outsourcing company ADP provides technology based outsourcing solutions
to employers vehicle retailers manufacturers it operates in three
segments employer services professional employer organization services and
dealer services I used to work you know I work at two companies now in the past
since I got a w-2 job and they both use ADP for their payroll systems so payroll
if you you know if you're in the w2 environment I'm sure your payroll system
may use ADP if you log on there there ex-dividend date is next Thursday which
is the 13th to the December you'd have to buy this one on Wednesday hold it
until the ex-dividend date and then only very first of January you know happy
nears you would receive your payment that's a great way to start off the new
year now here this first graph here I have this by 10 years so here you can
see their price revenue free cash flow net income over the past 10 years what I
like to do here is divide it by 10 and that will give you your average return
per year for example their price here at two hundred and eighty two point three
percent over the past ten years you divide that by ten and your average
return per year is roughly twenty eight point two percent you can see between
2014 and 2016 it didn't have a whole lot of movement it traded sideways it was
waiting to breakout it recently broke out
as of mid you know starting up 2017 right around there and of 2016 this
company broke out and just began running for the hills here so it's up you know
roughly within this time frame here it went from maybe a 120 percent up
maybe 142 now 282 percent so this one just flying right now
in the orange revenue five percent on average per year in the green net income
four percent on average per year and in the red free cash flow up 2.3 percent on
average per year moving down we can take a look here at their one year graph now
currently they pay out one seventy nine cents per share each quarter they're
currently priced at a hundred and forty seven dollars and forty cents
there are 200-day moving average is a hundred and thirty three dollars and
fifty four cents this shows their current dividend yield of one point
seven nine percent but because they did jedd just raised their dividend here you
can see a raise from sixty nine cents per share to now seventy nine cents per
share that's a ten cents there that bump star new dividend yield to two point one
four percent so very nice increase there that puts them right up over here right
up in here right up in this level right here putting them above their current
price so PE is still pretty high at e 37.7% Ford PE is at a twenty seven point
nine seven price-to-book to thirteen point seven nine price of sales price to
serve ya sales that's correct four point O so when looking above here
when charted at Jojo the current stock has a price underneath a yield because
the yield is sitting up here at two point one four which may indicate it
could be uninvited at this time the stock is trading above the industry
average here the industry average twenty five for the services specific group it
is also trading above the sp500 currently at twenty two point seven
eight after today on Tuesday as the markets fell three percent this espe
percentage is probably down into the 21 now so it is sitting above the sixty
percent payout ratio it does have a payout ratio of 61.1% it's a dividend
growth here whoops didn't mean to do that for the past 43 years since 1975 it
has and raised their dividend it's grown
their dividend on average over the last ten years thirteen point nine percent
that's a very nice increase there nice and steady their price the book this
thirteen point seven nine which is above 3.0 where asset based companies would be
considered a deal but this is a it's a price a sales value there's a four point
zero four point eight which is above 3.0 where sales and services based companies
would be considered a deal so this is a sales and service based company mostly
service so this is very close to being you know it's slightly over the 3.0
value so you wouldn't use price the book in this sort of a valuation but their
price of sales you probably want to look at the history of it and how how long
have they been around this four point eight do they ever come below or near
that 3.0 rating that would be some to the check out now their current PE again
thirty seven point seven therefore PE was at a twenty seven yeah twenty seven
so about ten points off their dividend yield again two point one four percent
currently as of that dividend hike that gives their new dividend payout per
share at three dollars and sixteen cents payout ratio sixty one point one percent
dividend growth of the past 43 years and we've already sort of covered that
information there so that was ticker symbol ADP automatic data processing
number two we have t ro W this is T row price as a publicly owned holding
investment manager T row perform services to corporations corporate
public and theft Hartley retirement funds foundations and endowments it also
contains some Saturdays and that manages separate client focused equity fixed
income balanced portfolios common trust and institutional mutual funds so this
company here goes x division again next Thursday the 13th of December you would
have to buy this one on Wednesday or prior hold it until Thursday then you
would receive your pale at the very end of the month here on the 28th of
December 2018 still here if we're taking a look at their ten-year chart we can
see here in the green their nets and come up 27.3%
on average per year or two hundred and seventy three percent over the past ten
years their price is up twenty one point nine
percent on average per year it has came off their highs in 2018 but it still
gives you an average return over the past ten years of 21.9% here during the
financial crisis you can see that I did take a hit but they quickly recovered
within about a year there it looks like and they just continue to be training
enough they did have about a bit of a spout here between 2015 and 2017 here
towards the end they did go sort of down here their net income dropped here that
could be something you take a look at their quarterly or their yearly reports
their 10k and see what what happened exactly here in 2016 going into the year
that caused them to fall do they to use some sort of acquisition do they have to
sell off some sort of assets or something so take a look at that that
would have been their free cash flow so yeah free cash flow going down like this
this could be some sort of acquisition maybe they bought something they are
they could have picked up something here so that could be something interesting
to check out in the orange here revenue up 15% on average per year or a hundred
and fifty percent over the past ten years and in the red free cash flow up
ninety eight percent or nine point eight percent on average per year so quickly
recover during that little downturn as far as free cash flow goes and there
they're just about coming back up to where they normally have their free cash
flow at pretty solid looking company this is a financial and being that it is
sort of you know in that financial sector and they've grown and paid out a
dividend for 31 years very interesting company so moving down here let's cover
the rest of your information here before I spat out more information so 70 cents
per share is how much they currently payout per share there are 200 day
moving averages at a hundred and eleven dollars and 76 cents financials recently
have been going downhill started in back in May looks like this company has
fallen off their highs of around a hundred and twenty dollars now trading
at ninety nine dollars and sixty cents their current dividend yield is two
point six eight right there right around there two point six eight two point
seven just depends on the day and what the current price is that their current
p/e is at a thirteen point eight one ford p/e thirteen point four two prices
sales is four point six five and price-to-book is eighty three point
seven when charted let's and pump up a little bit when charted a
dose of the current stock here at $99 that price is under the current yield
which may indicate it could be honored by it at this time the stock is trading
below the industry average of 15 point 4 and below the industry below the S&P 500
p/e average of twenty two point seven eight so it's currently at a thirteen
point eight one it's priced the book is that a four point six which is above 3.0
where asset based companies would be considered a deal and its price to sales
is that a three point seven one which is above that sales the service based
companies would be considered a deal again payout ratio really nice at two
point eight one annualized pal payout two dollars and eighty cents per share
each year their payout ratio very solid thirty eight point six and dividend
growth for the past 31 years growing over the last ten years at a rate of
19.1% and they've grown and paid out a dividend since 1987 so they've paid out
through multiple recessions ADP and T row have paid out through that ninth two
thousand recession that 2008 recession I believe those pull back in ninety four
on some companies and that whatever recession we may go through in the
future I'm pretty sure you know not a hundred percent sure but you know eighty
percent sure that these companies will probably continue to pay out and grow
their dividend being at these payout ratios are fairly low and they're strong
financials and company's number three we have ticker symbol W SBC this is the
West Bank o it operates as a holding company it provides retail and corporate
banking services in the United States it operates demand deposits market money
accounts money market accounts savings deposits and certificates of deposits
this one is going ex-dividend next Thursday on the 13th of December you
have to buy this one on Wednesday or prior and you then hold it until
Thursday and receive a payout on the 2nd of January so again nice little bonus
going into 2019 here ten-year graph in the green that's income of twenty one
point twenty point one percent on average per year or 201 percent over the
past ten years and the red free cash flow up nineteen point two percent on
average per year or one hundred and ninety two percent for the ten years in
the orange chair there have the revenue up
nine percent on average per year or ninety point seven four percent over the
last ten years and in the blue we have an increase there of seven point eight
percent over the past ten years or seventy eight percent for the ten years
here so their price is actually the least and you know normally you see a
lot these companies where their price normally says here towards the tops as
far as their financials go here this one their price is actually at their lowest
percentage as far as you know where the revenue free cash flow net income is at
and you can see here that they recently came off their highs but see here what
was their about $50 per share is where they were back in what's prior to August
they were right around $50 point now they're currently trading at forty three
dollars and forty seven cents so they currently pay out twenty nine cents per
share their 200-day moving averages that forty five dollars
they looks like they bottom down here at $39 per share they're now back up to
forty three point four seven and their current dividend yield let's see if it's
correct two point six seven yeah rather than that range so depending on the day
this can trade around two point six two point two two point six and so it just
depends on that price of the stock p/e ratio in steady seventeen point six for
PE thirteen point seven one price of sales four point eight five price the
book here this is a financial again one point two three so pretty good within
that low price to book asset based company here
so when charted it does show the current stock does have a price under the yield
here which may indicate it could be under died at this time the stock is
trading above the industry average here the industry average for these
financials here is thirteen point six it is also trading below the S&P 500
average of twenty two point seven eight it is sitting below sixty percent payout
ratio is that a thirty seven point five percent payout ratio it's grown their
dividend for the past seven years since 2011 so did cut their dividend here by
fifty percent in two thousand and and what was it I think it was two thousand
seven they cut their dividend by fifty percent
they were paying around twenty four cents per share they dropped it down to
twelve cents per share and then they started raising it again
in 2011 and they're actually at a point zero three percent increase over the
past ten years so they did cut it by so much that really if you had bought them
back for the for the dividend during you know previous prior to the downturn your
dividends would have pretty much remained flat there they do have a below
sixty percent we already come to that price the book one point two three which
is below 3.0 where asset based companies would be considered a deal prices sales
four point eight five which is above 3.0 or sales and service based companies
would be considered a deal the stock is trading around a seventeen point six PE
entry thirteen point six step SP five hundred twenty two point seven eight
dividend yield sits around that two point six seven range depending on the
price of the day they pay out a dollar sixteen per share each year payout ratio
thirty seven point five they run their dividend for the past seven years and an
increase of point zero three percent on average over the last ten years because
back when they cut their dividend and oh eight somewhere in that time frame they
cut it by fifty percent so over the past ten years if we looked at this over five
years this would have been different but because we included that ten year
difference of them cutting that during that downturn you know that gives them
an average increase over the last ten years of point zero three percent number
four we have ticker symbol s F and C this is the Simon's first national
corporation it's a multi bank financial holding company it provides banking
services to individual and corporate customers in Arkansas their ex-dividend
day here is on Thursday the 13th of December you'd have to buy this one on
Wednesday hold it until thursday received your dividend payout on the 4th
of january here tenured sharp in the green net income up five hundred and
sixty five percent or fifty six point five percent on average per year in the
red free cash flow at forty one point two percent on average per year or four
hundred and twelve percent over the last ten years in the orange revenue at
thirty nine point three percent on average per year or roughly you know
thirty nine percent three hundred and ninety three percent over the past ten
years and the blue here their price is up on average ten percent per year or
120 percent over the past 10 years so you would have doubled your return here
if you had invested in this one you know 100 percent over the past 10 years would
have doubled your return let's see there's really strong financials and
their price doesn't really show it so kind of interesting again you know one
of those financials that just hasn't gone anywhere you can see trading
sideways here for quite a while since back in 2016
even before that there really hasn't been a whole lot of movement going on
for this company here taking a look at their one-year chart they're currently
pay out 15 cents per share you can see they leapt it from right around 12 cents
per share to now 15 cents per share their current price is twenty nine point
two seven 200-day moving average $29 and 81 cents the are currently below their
200-day moving average you can see that they did bottom out here they hit some
sort of floor of $25 per share before bouncing back up their current dividend
yield is 2.0 right around there yeah 1.96 the 2.5 seems about their
average p/e ratio their average yield right now price p/e ratio fifteen point
four nine forward p/e twelve point three one-third price the sales is that a
three point eight nine and their price to book is eighty one point two four so
pretty good there as far as asset based companies again another one point two so
when charted does show the current stock does have a price under the yield which
may indicate it could be uninvited at this time the stock is trading above the
industry average here of thirteen point six they're at a fifteen point four nine
and it is also trading below the sp500 p/e average of 22 point seven eight so
therefore p/e is at a twelve point three one which will put them below the
industry average and continue to stay below the S&P 500 average their payout
ratio is that a 25 point eight percent very low dividend growth of the past six
years their price to book is that a one point two four which is below 3.0 where
asset based companies would be considered a deal this is an asset based
company it's a financial holding assets price of sales is that a three point
eight nine which is above 3.0 where sales and service based companies would
be considered a deal here dividend yield around two point four to two point
anulus Pelt they pay out sixty cents per share each year their payout ratio 25.8
they've grown their dividend for the past six years since 2012 now they did
three use their dividend they didn't cut their dividend they froze it between
2008 and 2012 and their average increase in dividend over the past ten years is
that a five point seven eight so this does put them a little bit better than
this previous company up here the West W SBC West Bank oh so that was our number
fourth stock ticker symbol s FNC number five and our final stock here is ticker
symbol NTR s this is the Northern Trust Corporation
it's another financial holding company that offers investment services to
individuals and corporations worldwide its offerings include asset servicing
fun administration investment management banking and fiduciary service Aleutians
the ex-dividend date is again next Thursday the 13th of December you'd have
to buy this one on Wednesday or prior hold it until Thursday the ex-dividend
date and you would receive your pail on the very first of the year 2018 here
over the past 10 years in the red revenue up free cash flow up two hundred
and twelve percent or twenty one percent on average per year in the blue is their
price up a hundred and seventeen percent over the past ten years or eleven point
seven percent on average pre here in the green Nets income up eighty nine point
twelve percent over the past ten years over eight point nine percent over the
past ten years and in the orange we have the revenue up twenty point six four
percent or two point two percent on average per year over the last ten years
so interest in they're now moving down to their one-year chart here they
currently pay out fifty five cents per share each quarter their 200-day moving
average is at a hundred and four dollars and 32 cents they're currently priced at
ninety eight dollars and 96 cents you can see here during October they hit the
bottoming out point right below ninety dollars they broke 90 probably fall into
that $89 point and have now bounced back up to ninety eight dollars ninety six
cents their current dividend yield because they just recently Inc
you said in here it looks like they increase their 42 cents now fifty-five
cents that's a very nice increase their 13 cents that puts them right around a
2.2 percent yield this is actually off the charts way up in here and probably
what today if the markets that fall on on Tuesday this one may have fault felon
with it and may offer you a higher yield starting yield p/e is at a fifteen point
five eight Ford p/e right around there 15.0 eight price the sales four point
three price-to-book two point three moving slightly here when charted at doe
show the current stock price on has a price under the yield so again their
yields way up here off the charts which may indicate it could be undervalued at
this time the stock is trading above the industry average of fifteen point four
for those financials and below the S&P 500 at twenty two point seven eight it's
priced the book is that a two point three one which is below where asset
based companies would be considered a deal price the sales four point three
three which is above 3.0 where sales and service based companies would be
considered a deal here their current dividend yield sits around two point two
two two two point three the pout two dollars and twenty cents per share each
year that okay I was gonna say that seems pretty high but the other stock is
a little bit higher priced their payout ratio is that he solid 32.9% they've
grown their dividend for the past six years since 2012 they did freeze their
dividend in 2008 they just froze it they locked it out but they've had a higher
growth rate in dividend increase over the last ten years than the previous
talk here at a nine point six four percent so that is n TRS that is our
fifth and final stock so if you guys did like this article member to hit the
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that subscribe button below now quick disclaimer I am NOT a financial advisor
tax professional CPA of any sorts the information provided is my opinion for
entertainment and fun this is just me as a financial investor myself trying up
others make their money work for them looking for some deals and all of that
fun information so my number one picked looking at all these socks while I do
like ADP I don't like their current price I don't like their current
valuation they seem like they've shot up as of 2017 they seem a little bit
overpriced I would like to see them come back down maybe they would have to fall
buy a nice chunk to make it worth it while their dividend is above their
price I do believe there's more downside potential than upside potential
especially as we're going into a sort of rocky market and volatile market
I look at TRO here the t rowe price and the financials here and actually look a
little bit solid you're not buying them at the you know you're buying them near
almost the bottoming out point right now they have good solid financials as far
as their ratios go they're slightly over as far as you know price of sales 4.6
price-to-book 3.7 but their p/e ratios here look pretty solid I would have to
look a little bit further back take a look at their balance sheet take a look
at their go over their quarterly report quarterly reports the early reports but
I believe you know kind of looking at what information is provided I think TR
T Rho offers one of the best current pricings and you know as far as DGI goes
31 years of dividend growth and growing their dividend on average of the past
ten years at a 19.1% now that's not sustainable they're not going to be
growing this for the longest time but they have a lot of free cash flow they
can kind of pump out out there right now and you can see that they bumped it from
what 55 cents now 70 cents right there so that's a huge increase not just
because financials got unlocked recently you saw JP Morgan Goldman Sachs
Citigroup they all bumped up their their dividends very nicely by like 50% that
is because you know they deregulated a lot of how much assets they would have
to have on hand so really interesting company and that it's paid out even
during recession so that would be my number one pick number two while it is
over over overpriced right now I believe ADP would probably come in at number two
and then we probably look at these last one here my third pick here with PI
VNTRs to take a look at but those are my 5 stocks let me know are you invest in
anything this week next week are you looking for any deals or at
right now I know the market just recently felt the stock market sternly
closes you're watching this video if you're watching this on Wednesday as
this video is released so let me know in the comment section below what are you
buying I'm always interested in hearing all your thoughts so that is it thank
you all for tuning in I will see you next time have a great day bye
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