How to find sustainable dividend growth
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John Kingham of UK Value Investor reveals his secrets for building a portfolio of sustainable dividend-growth stocks.
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Why Admiral is my favourite dividend growth stock
11 mins. to read
John Kingham doesn’t ‘fall in love’ with individual companies. But if he had to pick a favourite, Admiral would be it. Here’s why…
Marks & Spencer: the destroyer of shareholder value
10 mins. to read
John Kingham of UK Value Investor explains why Marks & Spencer has been a long-term destroyer of shareholder value and reveals how you can avoid investing in similar situations in future.
Shining a light on hidden debt: capitalising lease obligations
16 mins. to read
John Kingham looks at lease obligations and why fixed lease obligations should be capitalised on the balance sheet.
Mitie disappointment or Mitie dividend potential?
13 mins. to read
Mitie’s share-price performance has been disappointing of late. But with sensible management, the company could return to health in the coming years.
Three high-yield ‘bargains’
14 mins. to read
John Kingham looks at three companies in his portfolio that have yields of over 7%. Is ‘Mr Market’ right to be so pessimistic about these three ‘high-yielders’?
Is Sainsbury’s worth its heavily discounted price?
12 mins. to read
With Sainsbury’s shares trading at their lowest in 25 years, and with a 5.2% dividend yield on offer, John Kingham investigates whether they are worthy of investors’ attention.
Does Reckitt Benckiser’s 30% price decline make it good value?
12 mins. to read
Does a lower share price and higher yield mean Reckitt Benckiser is good value again, or is it just an overpriced seller of disposable goods? John Kingham investigates.
Three value traps to avoid
14 mins. to read
John Kingham of UK Value Investor looks at three value traps and explains how he intends to avoid them in future.
Is Unilever still a no-brainer for dividend investors?
12 mins. to read
Have impressive annualised returns left Unilever overvalued, or is the company still the ultimate no-brainer? John Kingham investigates.