CNR, a Canadian company, is highlighted for its dividend growth, with a 10-year growth rate around 19% and a projected yield on cost of 21.5% if this growth continues.
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How to Consistently Find Dividend Growth Stocks You Can Hold Forever
Sep 4, 2026
The creator discusses key factors for evaluating dividend growth stocks, emphasizing track record, company size, and international exposure over just yield. They highlight that companies with a long history of increasing dividends, large market capitalization (around $190 billion on average in their portfolio), and significant international revenue streams are more stable and predictable. The creator uses McDonald's and IBM as examples of large, established companies.
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The S&P 500's current yield of approximately 1% is noted as being below its typical average.
McDonald's is mentioned as an example of a large company with a market capitalization around $190 billion, similar to the average in the creator's portfolio.
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