Author: Jason Fieber, Dividends and Income

While it historically seems like the opposite of a Buffett stock, it’s a high quality name that looks totally different than it did from just 10 years ago.

With a market-smashing yield, a double-digit long-term dividend growth rate, and the potential that shares are 29% undervalued, income-oriented dividend growth investors who gravitate toward cheapness will want to take a good look at this name.

Focusing on safe yield without totally giving up growth is what we’re diving into. 

With a market-beating yield, a double-digit long-term dividend growth rate, and the potential that shares are 12% undervalued, long-term dividend growth investors looking to profit from the rise of EVs and AVs ought to have their eyes on this name.