Dividend investors have two main strategies to combat inflation: increasing portfolio yield while managing risk, or investing in dividend growth stocks with strong long-term prospects. The high-yield approach aims to balance yield and risk to avoid dividend cuts, while the growth strategy targets companies whose dividends grow faster than inflation. Without sufficient dividend growth, investors risk returns that lag behind inflation. The article discusses examples of dividend growth stocks and the author's preferences between them.
The story on dividend growth stocks offers context for readers tracking Financials-sector US stocks on Pluang. As of Sep 24, 2026 19:17 WIB, out of 85 priced Financials stocks, 33 rose and 47 fell. Among notable movers, CLSK traded at USD 14.15 with a 1-day change of -2.14% and a high sell order activity of 94%, contrasting with RIOT at USD 24.17, down 2.11% but showing a strong buy interest of 99%, while HOOD stood at USD 120.32, down 1.94% with a majority sell order activity of 67%.
Vecima Networks reported strong quarterly results with revenue of $64.04 million, surpassing the $55.69 million estimate, and earnings per share of $0.15, beating the $0.14 forecast. The company, a broadband technology provider for cable and fiber op...
Bernstein upgraded Dollar General to "Outperform" due to its strategic initiatives targeting budget shoppers and expanding seasonal product offerings, especially affordable toys. The company is also growing its DG Media Network, which generates signi...
TD SYNNEX reported quarterly earnings per share of $5.68, surpassing analyst estimates of $4.70 by 22.41%, and revenue of $21.56 billion, beating estimates by 14.81%. This strong performance reflects a 37.7% revenue increase year-over-year, driving t...
Cintas reported a 10.9% revenue increase to $3.01 billion in Q1 fiscal 2027 and exceeded EPS expectations with $1.39 per share. Following this strong performance, investment firm Robert W. Baird raised its price target for Cintas to $222, implying a ...
Darden Restaurants reported Q1 2027 earnings per share of $2.05, meeting analyst expectations but down from $2.19 last year due to higher expenses. Total revenue was $3.20 billion, just below the $3.21 billion estimate. Despite this, the company saw ...
