Is Hormel a Good Dividend Stock?
When I think about dividend stocks, I normally think about stocks with above average dividend yields. I don't think that's surprising, but I know it's shortsighted. Why? Because a company with a big yield and little dividend growth can be far less desirable to own than, say, Hormel Foods Corp (NYSE: HRL).
If you were looking for a big yield, then Consolidated Communications Holdings Inc (NASDAQ: CNSL) might pop up on your short list. This rural telecom currently has a yield of around 8.6%. That's pretty alluring since the S&P 500 only yields around 2% today, but there's a small problem. The company hasn't increased the dividend in over a decade as it has worked to compete with cellphone and cable companies. That means the purchasing power afforded by the dividend has been steadily eroded by inflation, which has historically increased by around 3% per year.
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Hormel Foods Corp. Aktie
Die Hormel Foods Corp. Aktie steht nicht so gut da: Mehr Sell- als Buy-Einschätzungen in der Community.
Das Kursziel von 25 € für Hormel Foods Corp. impliziert eine leichte Minderung gegenüber dem aktuellen Kurs von 29.09 €.
