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!
Imagine finding $20 on the ground.
You’d surely bend over to pick it up, right?
You’d feel elated, like the universe is smiling down on you.
As you probably should, since free money is always wonderful.
Now imagine finding $20 in your bank account regularly.
Except you don’t even have to expend the effort necessary to bend over to pick it up.
How awesome would that be?
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Love it when you post about new company that i have not heard of. This one looks good. Love the 5 year avg dividend growth rate, the dividend payout, and the current yield looks good. Thanks!!
FV,
Yeah, it’s a stock that kind of flies under the radar, even though it has a pretty solid long-term track record.
Cheers!
Thanks Jason,
I haven’t paid much attention to MGA, I tend to stay away from the automotive industry, but this looks interesting. I will have to look at again.
As always, thanks for posting.
Lukaivan,
Happy to share!! 🙂
Best regards.
Very interesting, automotive can be a bit of a risk lately. Look at Tesla v Ford. Tesla has a larger market cap but Ford has produced and most likely always will produce more vehicles than Tesla ever will. Interesting.
BHL,
Well, I’m not particularly interested in auto manufacturers for a variety of reasons. MGA is more appealing, in my view, due to its diversification across geographies and manufacturers, as noted in the article. But the auto industry is cyclical, meaning no stock in this industry probably makes sense as a large holding. That said, I’m not sure what Tesla versus Ford has anything to do with it.
Cheers!
It’s great that it is diversified. Sorry, what I meant was that there can be seen, and will be in the future too, a larger shift towards Electric Vehicles. Do you see Magna still holding a market share in this industry once there is say 50% of cars on the road being EV? I hope that makes sense.
BHL,
Car parts are car parts. A door works more or less the same on an EV as it does a non-EV.
You can see their customers here:
http://www.magna.com/about-magna/customers
That list includes Tesla, although Tesla isn’t exactly lighting the world on fire with auto sales, so it’s not really something I view as a highlight issue. Moreover, Tesla isn’t the only OEM manufacturing EV.
Cheers!
Very true Jason. There are plenty of companies with the capabilities to create EV’s once the market gets to that point. Thanks for your thoughts on this topic. Always good to see others rational in thinking on these topics. Cheers
Thank you so much for the video presentation, exactly what I needed to get started dividend investing.
lordmetroid,
Absolutely. It’s a pleasure to put things like that together. I’m always interested in helping, educating, and inspiring others. 🙂
Cheers!