Author: Jason Fieber, Dividends and Income

I love Buffett, and I consider him to be the greatest investor of all time, but I think long-term dividend growth investors ought to consider doing the opposite of Buffett in this case.

Buffett’s investing acumen is through the roof. He’s arguably the greatest investor of all time.

With a 6.6% yield, 25 consecutive years of dividend increases, and the potential that shares are 18% undervalued, this is a compelling long-term idea for yield-seeking dividend growth investors.

The good news is that it depends on you, and you can probably get there faster than you think.

Companies like these make ever-more profit from selling what the world wants and needs and their shareholders collect ever-more dividends.