Many investors are on the lookout for dividend stocks that not only provide attractive yields but also promise long-term dividend growth. Finding companies that meet these criteria can be challenging, especially when considering stability in balance sheets and cash flow. Lowe's, despite not being as prominent as Home Depot in the home improvement market, has shown substantial growth with a stock increase of over 50% in the last five years. However, the pressure from high interest rates raises questions about current investment timing against the backdrop of the housing market.
Finding reliable dividend stocks with stable balance sheets and cash flow is essential for long-term growth in distributions, making them attractive to many investors.
Investors often look for dividend stocks not only based on yields but also on their potential for long-term dividend growth, seeking quality and reliability.
Lowe's (LOW) has demonstrated solid growth with a stock increase of over 50% in the past five years, despite recent performance being negative.
High interest rates are putting pressure on homebuilders and homeowners, raising questions about whether it is a good time to invest in Lowe's and the home improvement sector.
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