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Updated · The Motley Fool · Jul 20
Motley Fool Backs 3 Dividend Stocks With 19-, 64- and 31-Year Growth Streaks
Updated
Updated · The Motley Fool · Jul 20

Motley Fool Backs 3 Dividend Stocks With 19-, 64- and 31-Year Growth Streaks

3 articles · Updated · The Motley Fool · Jul 20

Summary

  • Verizon, Coca-Cola and Enbridge were highlighted as long-term dividend holdings because their businesses can keep generating cash through weak and strong markets alike.
  • 19, 64 and 31 consecutive years of dividend increases underpin the case for Verizon, Coca-Cola and Enbridge, respectively, signaling unusually durable payout records.
  • Verizon pairs its 146.8 million wireless connections with broadband growth—341,000 net additions in the first quarter to nearly 16.8 million customers—adding another recurring-revenue stream.
  • Coca-Cola offers a forward dividend yield of 2.5%, supported by steady beverage demand and retailer leverage from brands including Coke, Minute Maid, Gold Peak and Powerade.
  • Enbridge’s fee-based pipeline model is insulated from oil-price swings, with more than 18,000 miles of oil pipelines and over 19,000 miles of gas pipes moving about one-third of North American crude.

Insights

Are these 'safe' dividend giants truly prepared for future tech and climate disruption?
Can Coca-Cola's dividend royalty survive its mounting pollution and ethical controversies?
Can Verizon's new satellite venture effectively compete against established rivals like Starlink?