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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI 1.31%) rose 3.2% in August 2025, comfortably ahead of the broader S&P 500 (^GSPC 0.81%) index, which gained 1.9% in the same period. But the Dow's impressive performance was built on a mixed bag of specific stock performances.

My Top 15 high-growth dividend stocks for September 2025 are collectively 32% undervalued and offer a 1.43% yield with 21.57% five-year dividend growth. The strategy's five-year annualized return is 11.22%, just shy of my 12% target, but it continues to outperform VIG and SPY year-to-date. Rotation in the list brings in DICK'S Sporting Goods, Elevance Health, Intuit, and Marsh & McLennan, repla...

Dividend Aristocrats have shown mixed 2025 performance, with some delivering double-digit gains and others lagging, but overall stability remains a hallmark. Dividend growth is robust, with 53 of 69 Aristocrats raising payouts in 2025 and an average growth rate of 5.14%, signaling continued income reliability. My 'Promising Aristocrats' list, focused on undervaluation and projected total return...

The Global Industry Classification Standard assigns each stock into a market sector to make it easier for investors to compare companies to their peers and track broader market movements.

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My Top 15 High-Growth Dividend Stock list underperformed in July, but remains ahead of VIG and SPY year-to-date, with an 8.75% return. The watchlist targets a 12% long-term annualized return; July's loss dropped the long-term rate to 10.84%, but I remain focused on quality and value. For August 2025, my selections average a 1.20% yield, 21.62% 5-year dividend growth, and appear 26% undervalued ...

There are about 55 companies that qualify as Dividend Kings -- meaning they have boosted their payouts for at least 50 consecutive years. The list will likely grow as existing Dividend Kings retain their status and new companies gain the distinction.