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This is not stock pick recommendation post.
These are for your reference and my notes only.
Focus on the right entry price
Be diversity
Ref :
http://investorplace.com/2013/01/best-dividend-stocks-for-2013-and-beyond-ko-pg-bdx-cvx-afl-pep/2/
http://www.istockanalyst.com/finance/story/6216667/best-dividend-stocks-for-2013-and-beyond
http://www.gurufocus.com/news/203646/best-us-dividend-stocks-for-2013
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MO
VZ
GSK
VOD
COP
BP
ABT
WU 4%
AHGP 5.76 COAL **
ARLP 6.81 COAL **
FII 4.65 Investment
CA 4.38 Software
LMT 4.88 Aerospace/Defense **
INTC 4.14 Intel
COP 4.57 Oil Comp-Integrated
PG 3.28
JNJ 3.43
PEP 3.11
MSFT
HAS
GIS
WEC
STX
Abbott Laboratories – ABT
Autoliv – ALV
CA Inc. – CA
Campbell Soup – CPB
Chesapeake Utilities – CPK
Chevron Corp – CVX
Darden Restaurants – DRI
General Mills – GIS
Heinz – HNZ
Genuine Parts – GPC
Intel – INTC
Johnson & Johnson – JNJ
Kellogg – K
Kimberly-Clark – KMB 3.55 ***
Mattel – MAT
McDonald’s – MCD 3.51
Microsoft – MSFT
Procter & Gamble – PG
Safeway – SWY
Seagate Technology – STX
Walgreens – WAG
Western Union – WU 4%
Wisconsin Energy – WE
Exelon - EXC
Ref :
Exelon - EXC
Unlike the other names on this list, utility giant Exelon doesn't have a streak of annual dividend hikes. But its 7 percent yield is too good to ignore, especially when you consider the opportunities the company has with its extensive nuclear power production capacity and commitment to clean energy initiatives. As global warming awareness grows, Exelon should see even more demand for its fossil-fuel-free energy alternatives
Altria - MO
Investors have long looked to tobacco stocks for lucrative payouts, and the company behind the popular Marlboro brand is no exception. With 44 years of dividend increases and a 5.6 percent yield, Altria's hard to outdo on the dividend front, and even though the company faces ongoing regulatory threats and ad campaigns urging smokers to quit, the company has thrived in the past despite similar conditions
AT&T - T
The company that once dominated the telecom industry isn't the ultra-conservative stock it once was, but with a 5.3 percent dividend yield, it has the highest yield in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and has been increasing its payout for 29 straight years. Thanks to smartphone and tablet growth, the wireless network provider has plenty of room to expand and improve its offerings, all the while collecting millions of monthly bill payments from customers.
McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) franchises and operates McDonald’s restaurants in 119 countries globally. The company has raised distributions for 36 years in a row. The stock trades at 16.50 times earnings and yields 3.50%. Check my analysis of the stock for more information.
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) is engaged in the research and development, manufacture and sale of a range of products in the healthcare field. The company has raised distributions for 50 years in a row. The stock trades at 14.20 times earnings and yields 3.50%.
Kimberly-Clark – KMB
Consumers never stop needing personal products, and with its Kleenex tissues, Huggies diapers, and Scott paper products divisions, Kimberly-Clark offers a 3.5 percent yield and 40 years of income raises for shareholders. As billions of emerging-market consumers get the means to buy its goods, Kimberly-Clark will see more growth potential
Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) is focused on providing consumer packaged goods, which are sold in more than 180 countries primarily through mass merchandisers, grocery stores, membership club stores, drug stores and high-frequency stores. The company has raised distributions for 56 years in a row. The stock trades at 18.70 times earnings and yields 3.30%.
Chevron (NYSE:CVX), through its subsidiaries, engages in petroleum, chemicals, mining, power generation, and energy operations worldwide. The company has raised distributions for 25 years in a row. The stock trades at 8.70 times earnings and yields 3.30%.
Walgreen (NYSE:WAG), operates a drugstore chain in the United States which provides its customers with access to consumer goods and services, pharmacy, and health and wellness services in communities across America. The company has raised distributions for 37 years in a row. The stock trades at 16.50 times earnings and yields 3%. Check my analysis of the stock for more information.
Good Article
http://www.dailyfinance.com/2013/01/02/13-common-money-mistakes-to-avoid-in-2013
Out of the 13 mistakes
I think the below 10 mistakes are important :-
Carrying a credit-card balance
Being too scared to invest in stocks
Buying Mutual Fund
Buying Bond Fund
No Insurance Coverage
No Will
Having High Interest Rate Mortgage
No Retirement Fund
Shop during no sales period
Ignore Credit Rating/Scoring
