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Going forward, please use the ‘Symbol’ search box to download stock and dividend reports of companies you are interested in. The ‘Symbol’ search box can be found in our website header. Image shown from above. Use the active search box in the website header above. Learn more about your membership >>  Note: We have now discontinued this list. Please use the ‘Symbol’ search box in the website header for stock and dividend reports. Please read about our Valuentum Dividend Cushion score (ratio) here. Just having access to this valuable metric alone could save your income portfolio thousands of dollars! The past meets the future as we showcase the Valuentum Dividend Cushion scores of Dividend Aristocrats in this article (click here). The dividend reports below … Read more

The Gap is Back…But We’re Not Chasing It Here

Retailer Gap (click ticker for report: ) shrugged off sluggish international demand to post another strong quarter Thursday. For its second quarter, the retailer grew sales 6% from the same period a year ago, to $3.6 billion, north of consensus expectations. Earnings per share increased 40% to $0.49, which was also better than consensus estimates. The firm hiked its 2012 bottom-line earnings per share guidance range to $1.95-$2.00, a meaningful increase from its previous range of $1.78-$1.83. Other than its international segment, Gap is firing on all cylinders. Systemwide same-store sales grew 4% year-over-year, despite a 5% decline in the international division. Though Gap North America and Banana Republic lapped negative comparisons, both segments grew 7%. Management noted trends regarding … Read more

March Retail Sales Speak to Strength in the US Economy

Retail sales numbers issued Thursday by the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), which tracks 22 retailers, reinforced what we’ve been saying for some time: the US economy continues to grow and the pace of expansion may even be accelerating, even in the face of domestic political uncertainty, concerns about a slowdown in Chinese growth, and a recession in the Eurozone. According to ICSC data, retail sales rose 4.1% for March, with strong growth across all segments. We think the strong March retail sales performance and improving employment trends bode well for the US economy as we head into the second quarter. Though we liked the underlying March performance, we’re not making any changes to our fair value estimates for … Read more