Hunt for Low-Volatility Dividend Stocks + One With Bullish Potential

This factor in Stock Power Ratings helps us identify companies riding out the market storm. [Turn Your Images On] --------------------------------------------------------------- Next week, Adam, Charles and I will share the indicators we’re using to track the bear market. And we want to get you in on the action with one simple question: What’s the exact day you expect the bear market to bottom out? The person who calls it the closest will get a $500 gift card. 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When I’m hunting for dividend stocks, I look for a few things: - The growth factor rating needs to be at least average — if not quite a bit better than average. Without long-term revenue and profit growth, long-term dividend growth won’t happen. - I also like to see strong quality in place. Profitability and a strong balance sheet are key. You’d want to see both in place for a long-term dividend to hold. - I also want to see a high volatility factor score (which means the stock is less volatile). And that’s my focus today. I don’t want heartburn in a dividend stock. Speculative trading provides enough of that. I don’t need it in my income portfolio. [And about volatility…]( Suggested Stories: [Medical Tech Power Stock Simplifies Surgery, Leads Industry]( [Bear Market Playbook: One Value Stock to Buy — and One to Avoid]( --------------------------------------------------------------- FROM OUR PARTNERS [Warning: The Last Value Play Gone After December?]( In this market... 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