I uncover a high-quality dividend growth stock that appears to be undervalued each week for Daily Trade Alert, which is a site that focuses on dividend growth investing, stocks, and unique investment opportunities. I’ve been writing for them for years now, and they’re just great over there. Each week, I publish an excerpt of my work, when it’s fresh off the press. That way, you readers are given the opportunity to check it out. The content is totally free. I hope you enjoy!
I’ve heard this saying many times over the years: you get what you deserve in life.
You get the politicians you deserve. The partner you deserve. The job you deserve.
The decisions you make – be them good or bad – culminate into who you become, who you spend your time with, and what the world around you looks like.
Choices have consequences.
Good choices generally result in good consequences. Likewise, bad choices generally bring about bad results.
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I love this pick. I have built up a position of 150 shares over the last few months (shortly after you recommended it the first time). I plan on adding some more and don’t plan on ever selling, so I don’t mind if the price stays depressed for a while. My goal is to keep reinvesting dividends and then once I reach retirement, use the dividends for income, and then hopefully leave to my kids one day.
Thanks for your articles Jason, I really enjoy them.
Lukaivan,
Thanks so much. Glad you enjoy the articles. I’m actually doing something new with DTA regarding these articles – we’ll be announcing that soon. It’s just something that, we think, adds to the usefulness and value.
Happy to be a fellow shareholder!
Best regards.
Great Post. I recently bought QCOM as well. Going to add more soon.
FV,
Glad to own a slice of this business alongside you! 🙂
Cheers.
You already know that I hold zero tech and zero energy stocks in my portfolio but, believe it or not, I actually put QCOM on my May stock considerations list. If I do end up pulling the trigger it will be my first foray into tech for my DGI portfolio. Sometimes, you just can’t ignore a juicy yield like QCOM is offering coupled with a very strong business trading at much better value these days. QCOM… on my mind!
Keith,
Best of luck with the decision/shopping. Definitely a lot to like. 🙂
Cheers!
Good choice, I was thinking about adding to my position in QCOM earlier today. I think they are in temporary troubles and once free of these lawsuits will climb ever higher.
Plus we get a nice dividend while we wait! That’s my favourite kind of waiting.
MDD,
I’m with you. I’m already a pretty patient guy. But my patience is greatly enhanced when there’s a growing dividend rolling in. 🙂
Best wishes!
Love the pick as well, Qualcomm has so much going for it and I definitely want to be an owner in the future. I just blew threw so much free capital a few weeks ago with XOM, KI, and VIG that I need to rebuild available assets, but it’s definitely on the short list. Thanks for the interesting read!
DD,
Happy to share the idea. This has to be one of the most opportune times available over the last five or so years to load up on this particular stock. So it was a great candidate for this week’s stock. A pretty solid long-term idea, all in all.
Thanks for dropping by!
Best regards.
Jason,
QCOM has been on my watchlist for a while too. To me, it and CSCO are two stocks that are on my mind a lot, but I always think I would buy them if I had 2 buys – as in they are both always a second choice. Curious question, because I see you have CFR and SBSI, have you looked into Prosperity Bancshares (PB) at all? Hot item on my list of late.
– Gremlin
DG,
I actually just added to my QCOM position today, but that’ll do it. Interestingly, Klarman recently invested in the company.
PB popped up on my radar a while ago. Everything looked great. The only drawback for me personally is that I already have that heavy exposure to TX. But when those banks really dropped, that would have been a great time to get in. I picked CFR (at the time) largely due to the longer streak and higher yield. Many of those banks look a little frothy now that they’ve strongly rebounded.
Cheers!