hello everyone and thanks bird to an until you financial investor channel my
name is Brent and today we're going to be covering the best dividend stocks one
ex-dividend january 14th through the 18th 2019 so we have five stocks for you
guys we have ticker symbol a BB V within the healthcare sector this is AB the ink
we have ticker symbol AFG this is within the financial sector and this is the
what was the American Financial Group we have ticker symbol M GRC within the
services group and this is mcgrath red corp not specifically e wreath
this is a services specific sector we have to assemble oxm within the consumer
goods this is Oxford industries and we have ticker symbol rpm this is the
inside of the industrial goods sector and this is rpm international so those
are the five stocks we're gonna be covering in today's video if you are
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get into the video so all of of these stocks plus an additional amount or
screen for today's video now I posted a list of additional stocks
here on my Facebook page but these are the top 5 so all of these went through
the whole screening process they all had starting yields greater than 1.5 they've
all had raising revenue income free cash flow and the positive direction here
over the last five and ten years their next year earnings per share is expected
to be greater than the current earnings per share meaning that go into the 2019
and beyond they are expected to be growing and showing you know more growth
as far as their earnings go these have all grown their dividends positively or
for five or more years some of them Abbott for a B for example has only
grown very dividend since 2013 for the past five six years now but they are
split off of Abbott which just have about forty four years of growth and
then there's an another one in there I believe that's
right around that 40 year mark as well so all of the information here that
we're going to be covering in today's video is the ex-dividend dates the
dividend dates the price comparison to the healed p/e comparison to the
industry in the S&P 500 payout ratio and a few other items there so if you
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plan kind of going forward now all of these stocks are ordered by extends
January 14th to the 18th 2019 so these are not given a specific integer as far
as you know this is the best one here this all it represents is that it's
going X divisions first so starting at the first one here number one we have
ticker symbol AFG this the American Financial Group they provide property
and casualty insurance products within United States from vehicle commercial
and many other types of insurance so very similar to Aflac this of course
falls within the financial sector they're going X division next Monday on
the 14th of January 2019 you'd have to buy this one on Friday this week or
prior to be eligible for that X dividend plus you and you get paid out that
payout on the 25th of January this month now here I like to show their ten-year
graph here taking your ten-year graph change for the year divided by 10 and
that's gonna get your average difference per year so here for example prices up
two hundred and seventy three point eight percent over the past ten years or
twenty seven point three percent just take it take the number here divided by
ten that's going to give your so here that's income to 23.9 or roughly
twenty two point three for their net income and the red free cash flow up a
hundred and twelve percent or roughly eleven point two percent on average per
year and their revenue up sixty nine point one five percent over the last ten
years or roughly six point nine percent which is still seven percent revenue
growth per year or very strong financials here insurance is always one
of those things everyone has to have you know for your vehicle for yourself for
your family and stuff so very good looking financials there now moving down
here we you know I like to display their one-year information so here I included
a new item their earnings per share their future earnings per share to 2019
so here this skin can be used to kind of get a better estimate of their forward
p/e which is here included as well so their forward earnings per share is
eight dollars and 63 cents they're currently priced at a eighty nine
dollars and 64 cents and they only pay out forty cents per share each order so
if you defied if you multiply forty cents by four that's gonna get a dollar
sixty per share that puts it well below their earnings per share with a pail of
18.8% so they can continue to raise this dividend have very nice increases Donal
they also have special payouts here at different times in the year now they do
currently have a dividend yield sitting around one point seven eight to one
point six two depending on the day you can see that this one has had a very
quick fall here going in the you know in the period of December it has been on a
downward trend but there has been of a bit of a bump here prior you know
probably on December 26 when all the other stock started to rally this one
probably rallied along with it now their forward p/e is at ten point three nine
if you guys want to get your calculators out you guys are able to do this as well
just by taking the current price of $89 and sixty-four cents and dividing it by
their forward earnings per share of eight dollars and 63 cents and that's
gonna get you your ten point three nine percent which is just their forward p/e
now when charted it does show their current stock does have a current price
under the yield which may indicate it could be under buy it
this time the stock is trading below the industry average of 12 again forward p/e
right around ten point three nine which you know that puts it underneath the
industry average and the S&P 500 average of nineteen point five five it does have
a sixty has a below sixty percent payout ratio at eighteen point eight percent
which is very healthy dividend growth for the past thirteen years since 2006
it's priced at Book value one point five for its price of sales that one point
eleven which are both under 3.0 where those assets sales and services based
companies would be considered a deal so very strong financials very strong
dividend growth very good payout ratio over the past ten years their dividend
has increased roughly twenty point seven percent on average per year or I believe
it was one two hundred and seven percent there over the last ten years since 2008
since I did that ten year period there so that was took assemble a FG number
two we have ticker symbol a B this is a BB v so a B is a pharmaceutical company
here they make many different products their product line include treatments
for health conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis priceless Crohn disease HIV
lows testosterone and many others their sector of course falls within the health
care I am you know quick disclosure I am a holder long term holder of a V I've
held it for at least the last year if not almost two years now so quite a long
while here and continue an average until buy more so kind of moving on from that
ex-dividend is going excavated next Monday the 14th of January
you'd have to again buy this one on Friday or prior to be eligible for that
pail on the 15th of June wary now taking a look at their ten-year graph here this
one's showing price here in the blue again all the numbers are the same so
price up a hundred and fifty seven percent over the past ten years or
roughly fifteen point seven percent on average per year and the red free cash
flow up ninety eight or nine point eight percent on average per year and the
orange revenue up seventy five point twelve or around seven point five
percent on average and their net income up 43% or roughly
four-point-three percent on average per year now moving down to their one year
graph IV currently has an earnings per share of nine dollars and 61 cents they
appeal out one dollar in seven cents per share each quarter which puts their
yearly payout at four dollars and 28 cents so they do have a pant ratio of
fifty four point five percent so it still falls below that sixty percent
payout ratio I like to look for stocks in now they are slightly trading below
their 200-day moving average of 90 $3.57 that start 200-day moving average
they're currently trading at ninety dollars currently that puts them with a
dividend yield because they just recently increased it here going just
recently that puts them at a current dividend yield right around four point
seven four now the price the book is high here at forty one point three eight
but this is a sales driven company so if you do look at the sales number here
price of sales it is a four point three nine and their forward p/e has eighty
ten point two eight you can see here that they're earning per share for 2019
has jumped here by quite a bit probably eight point seven in that range ten now
nine point six so when Charter does show the current stock does have a price
under the yield which may indicate it could be under tied at this time the
stock is trading below the industry average of twenty seven point five and
below the sp500 p/e average of nineteen point five five and again sitting below
sixty percent payout ratio at a fifty four point five dividend growth for the
past forty six years from Abbott it is a split off from Abbott they split off
their pharmaceuticals so Ivy on its own has been paying out and growing dividend
since 2013 which puts that right around five now six years of dividend growth
again price the book value is high it's above 3.0 where asset based companies
would be considered a deal but again price of sales here for Ivy is four
point three nine which is still above 3.0 but it is for those sales and
services based companies so stock again forward p/e ten point two eight industry
of twenty seven point five SP nineteen point five five
all the information here they've grown their dividend roughly sixteen point
seven five percent over the last ten years and Abbot which is our split off
here has grown and paid out dividend since nineteen seventy three and a view
probably will continue in that path as well that was ticker symbol a bvv that
was a beam as number two moving down to number three we have ticker symbol rpm
rpm international owned subsidiaries that are the world leaders in specialty
coding and sealants served in both industrial and consumer markets rpm
industrials industrials products include roofing systems sealants corrosion
control coding flooring coding and specialty chemicals their sector falls
as an industrial codes right along there with triple M and hon you know Honeywell
now their ex-dividend is on Tuesday the 15th of January so you have to buy this
one on Monday or prior and then you'd be eligible for that pail on the 31st of
January now this one price up two hundred and seventy seven percent over
the past ten years you can see a huge run-up here some time here in 2018
before coming back down at just as quick as that came up it had fell so it is at
an average increase over the past ten years up twenty seven point seven
percent in the green net income up a hundred and forty-three over a fourteen
point three and the red free cash flow up 121 or twelve point one and in the
orange revenue at five fifty one percent or roughly 55 point one percent on
average per year so very strong there besides the revenue everything else up
isn't double digits slidin down to their one year graph here this one does
currently have an earnings per share there of three point five one this one
has been waving here they have recently increased it but they've been kind of
moving it down slightly so they are expected to continue to raise it here
but they may have just kind of lower to here for their forward now this one does
payout thirty five cents per quarter if you multiply 35 by 35 you know by four
that's $100 forty so that's gonna give you a dollar forty per share their
earnings per share is about 350 that puts them out around a payout ratio
45.2% there are 200-day moving average 58 point 12 and they're currently priced
at $52 and 81 cents given them a dividend yield of 2.6 5% currently their
Ford P is a bit high still here at twenty point six six percent so it is
above the industry average for them at eighteen point seven and the sp500
average of nineteen point five five so when charter dosha the current stock
does have a price under the yield which me any kate could be undervalued at this
time the stock is traded above the industry average and over the S&P 500
average it is sitting below sixty percent ratio at forty five point two
and it's at dividend growth for forty four years since 1975 their price the
book is 4.36 which is above 3.0 where asset based companies would be
considered a deal but again this is a sales and service based company so their
price of sales as one point three two which is below that three point of value
where sales and services based companies would be considered a deal so dividend
yield two point six five be dollar forty per share each year pat ratio forty five
point two forty four years of solid dividend growth over the past ten years
they've increased their dividend by roughly seven point five percent which
they very healthy dividend increase i like to see dividend increases between
five or seven or even higher if i can get them but they've had really nice
solid evidence there since 1975 sliding down nope that was number three that was
ticker symbol RPM next number four we have ticker symbol MGR see this is the
mcgrath red corp they engage in the rental and sales of relocation
relocatable modular buildings electronic test equipment primarily in the united
states that operates in three segments mobile modular TRS rental co and NV
reflects McGrath's rent corp so they're all bunch of subsidiaries of the main
company here their sector falls within the services they're ex-dividend date is
on Wednesday the 16th of January you would have to buy the stock on Tuesday
or prior hold it until Wednesday and then you'd receive that payout on the
31st of January 2019 so here over the ten years
in the red their free cash flows up 393 percent you can see the swings wild
probably / you know picking up different equipment their subsidiaries you know
huge portions they're so roughly thirty nine point three percent on average per
years but those can swing very quick and wild in the green net income at three
hundred and forty five percent or thirty five or thirty four point five percent
on average and the blue prices up a hundred and thirteen percent or roughly
eleven point three percent on average per year and in the orange revenue at
fifty nine percent or roughly five point nine percent on average per year their
free cash flow makes everything else look you know a little bit smaller
because of the swings here that it does take now moving down to their one-year
period here let's go ahead and slide down they're currently have an earnings
per share of three dollars and 21 cents they've been growing it very nice and
steady they do pay out thirty four cents per share each quarter multiplied thirty
four by four and you're getting it a dollar thirty six their 200-day moving
average of fifty six dollars and ninety one and they are treating that fifty
dollars in twenty cents that puts them with a dividend yields run around two
point seven one percent now if you look at their forward p/e it's around fifteen
point six four which is below the sp500 but not quite below their industry
average therefore these services or within their industries not the sector
now they're priced the book as two point one eight and the price of sales it's
two point five - so when charted at dosha the current stock does have a
price under the yield which may indicate it could be undervalued at this time the
stock is training above the industry average and below the sp500 PE average
it is sitting below sixty percent payout ratio is at forty nine point eight
percent payout ratio and has grown and paid out a dividend for the past 17
years since 2002 they're priced the book at two point one eight price of sales at
two point five two which are both below 3.0 for those asset sales and service
space companies would be considered a deal so that was our number four that
was ticker symbol MGR see now last and our final stock we have ticker symbol Oh
Sam this is the Oxford industries it's a producer and marketer of branded and
private label apparel for men women and children
Oxford provides retails and consumers with wide variety of apparel products
and services to suit their individual needs I believe Dockers is one of their
brands or you know the products and they have a number of other products out
there but I know dr. Dockers the shoes and pants and such I know they're made
by oxm now their sector here falls within the consumer goods they're X 7 &
8 as next Thursday the 17th of January you'd have to buy the stock on Wednesday
or prior and then you would receive that pail on the 1st of February 2019 now
taking a look here at their tenure and craft you can see price up four hundred
and thirty-four percent has some very big swings here 2014 dipped dropping I'm
not sure how much that percentage there is looks like maybe a good chunk there
20-30 percent before coming back up dropping back down coming back up so
this would be a cynical consumer goods you know has its little ups and downs so
43.4% is their price change on average over the last ten years and the Green
net income at four hundred and four percent it's a very strong income in a
nice upwards direction in the orange revenue at 46 percent or 4.6 percent and
in the red free cash flow of 26 percent or roughly 2.6 percent for their free
cash flow moving down to their one-year graph here they are currently the
earnings per share is four point seven nine they're currently paying out thirty
four cents per share each quarter which gives them an annualized payout thereof
dollar 36 per share there are 200 day moving averages eighty $3.77 and they're
currently priced at seventy four dollars and 53 cents that gives them a forward
p/e of roughly seventeen point three seven their current yield is around one
point eight two 21.73 just dependent on the day what the price you know
fluctuates here price have been crazy here it has started bouncing higher as
of December 26 now the price the book here of two point seven one and price to
sales one point one three so when charted
so the current stock does have a price under the yield which may indicate could
be uninvited at this time stock as stock is trading below the industry average of
27 and below the S&P 500 average of nineteen point five five the payout here
is that he solid twenty nine point six which is way below sixty percent payout
ratio and it's had dividend growth for the past nine years since 2010 they're
priced the book again two point seven one and the price of sales at one point
one three which are both below 3.0 where those asset sales and service based
companies would be considered a deal this would fall within these sales area
because they do have many different products that sales based so dividend
yield one point eight two dollar thirty six per share each year thirty lopat
ratio right around thirty and nine years dividend growth at an average rate of
eight point eight percent over the past ten years so that is it for this video
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questions you want to let me know what would you pick if you could pick any one
of these five stocks in here would you pick Cu let's go back up to the top here
would you pick a B within the healthcare sector the American Financial Group here
within the financial sector the McGrath's rent port within the services
sector we have we have Oxford industries within the consumer goods or our p.m.
international within the industrial goods Lebanon the comments section below
which one of these five stocks would you guys pick I myself I'm only invested at
one which is a V I don't plan on buying any of the additional ones but it's
still good to do fun you know it's still fun that you research and look for other
companies out there for screening so that is it you guys thank you all for
tuning in I will see you next time have a great day bye
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