Category Archives: Dividend Achievers

It was a rocky start to May and market is down 1% one week into the month. Would “Sell In May and Go Away” set in? That is an interesting question and theory to explore. Without going deeply into different scenario, here are a quick assessment of Dow Jones Industrial return in May. It appears that we have more positive return than negative return in May. Note that negative return of greater than 10% occurred in 1931, 1932, and 1940.

With context of market return in May behind us, let’s explore our watch list below. Continue reading →

There was little movement in the market last week and by the end of the week, we are left with 89 companies on our Dividend Watch List. Continue reading →

It was another up and down week for the market. When it’s all said and done, S&P 500 closed the week up slightly but remain below 4,000 mark. The number of companies on our watch list continued to creep higher. Below is the watch list for the week. Continue reading →

The fall out of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) shook the market and dragged the S&P down nearly 5% for the week. We will have to wait and see if this issue is contagious or if regulators can contain this. As a result, our dividend watch list ballooned to more than 100 companies. Continue reading →

Market was down 2% for the week falling below 4,000 mark. We ended the week with 49 companies on our watch list. Below is the watch list for this week. Continue reading →

It was a choppy week in the market as the S&P 500 traded up to 4,160 but closed slightly below 4,100 for the week. We ended the week with 32 companies on our watch list. Below is the watch list for this week. Continue reading →

The market continue to inch its way higher as S&P 500 closed above 4,070 level, up 1.3% for the week. Below is the watch list for this week. Continue reading →

The market was virtually flat for the week but we are seeing more companies trading near the low. Below is the watch list for this week. Continue reading →

The market rallied in the first week of trading. Below is the first watch list for the year. Continue reading →

The market continued to make gains and increased nearly 6% for the week. A strong rebound from the one year low pushed many companies away from the low and the number of companies on our watch list shrank to less than 30 companies. Below is the watch list for this week. Continue reading →

The chatter this week continue to evolve around the Fed’s action of raising rate by 0.75 point in addition to discussion on size of future hike. The market reacted to this with wild swing that sent the S&P 500 up 2.3% for the week. However, the market is still off more than 20% from the high which produce a lot of opportunities for long-term investor. Below is the dividend watch list for the week. Continue reading →

The S&P 500 fell nearly 5% for the week and pushed the major indexes within 10% of their yearly low. Number of companies on our watch list also expanded slightly since our last update. Below is our dividend watch list for the week. Continue reading →

The S&P 500 lost 2.7% while the Nasdaq fell 3.6% for the week. The gain from our buy indicator on June 14th, based on Market Indicator, is reduced to 5%. This pull back is providing long-term investors with great opportunity to accumulate shares. Below is our dividend watch list for the week. Continue reading →

The market gave up some ground this week falling a little over 1% for the week. That being said, it’s still up 6.75% in a month and 12.8% since our Market Indicator signaled a Buy on June 14th. There are blue-chip companies to consider and one can start with the watch list below. Continue reading →