Smucker is undervalued and represents a good price, with consistent dividend growth of 4-5% and a recent special dividend.
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Get a Raise Every Year With These 15 Dividend Growth Stocks | FAST Graphs
Aug 28, 2026
The creator, Mr. Valuation, introduces a screen of 15 dividend-paying stocks with rapid dividend growth, aiming to help investors increase their portfolio income. He emphasizes the importance of understanding a stock's intrinsic value before investing, a core function of his software, Fast Graphs. The video also mentions his upcoming book, "All Investing is Value Investing," and begins to analyze the dividend growth metrics of the selected stocks, cautioning against anomalous growth figures.
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Raymond James Financial has shown consistent dividend increases year after year, making it a potential long-term investment despite a low yield.
Kroger, a basic food company, has a great dividend record with consistent dividend growth, despite price and earnings volatility.
JP Morgan might be overvalued relative to its normal PE but would be fairly valued at a 15 PE, suggesting a potential pullback entry.
Intuit, a former growth stock with 'crazy valuations,' is now expecting a down year and has become volatile.
EOG Resources is a cyclical company with steady dividend growth, but special dividends in 2022 skewed the numbers, and free cash flow coverage of dividends has been inconsistent.
Amdocs is a consistent dividend growth stock that has become very cheap and is now recovering, with potential for over 49% annualized returns if it reverts to a 15 P/E multiple.
Comcast is a turnaround situation and an opportune time to buy, trading at a massively undervalued price with potential for a 10% rate of return including dividends.
Sigma is considered very undervalued and a high-quality business, expected to grow at 9% and potentially yield 35% annually due to its extremely low valuation.
Citigroup, after being impacted by the 2008-2009 recession, has recovered and appears reasonably priced today, with a dividend that has been increasing at a high rate.